Latest CFP, Bowl Projections: How the Postseason Picture Shifted After Week 4
ESPN updates its College Football Playoff and bowl projections following a Week 4 slate marked by thrilling finishes and several upsets.
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ESPN has updated its College Football Playoff and bowl game projections after a Week 4 slate that included thrilling finishes and a handful of significant upsets.
The report reassesses the postseason picture in light of those results, projecting how each bowl and playoff matchup could shape up based on the season so far, according to ESPN.
ESPN frames the update as a snapshot that is likely to keep shifting as the college football season continues through the remaining weeks.
Specific projected matchups and team-by-team changes were not included in the excerpt of ESPN's report.
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