After an action-packed weekend filled to the brim with college football, the Associated Press released their weekly Top 25. Now, we start to get a better idea of who the best teams in the country are.
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The No. 1 ranked Clemson Tigers had their yearly close win against an unranked team in the disappointing Atlantic Coast Conference. After squeaking out a win from a then 4-2 Boston College squad, it’s clear to me that a competitive 2020 College Football Playoff shouldn’t include the Clemson Tigers.
As we enjoy a full weekend of football, both collegiate and professional, the question of a championship asterisk still looms over the 2020 college football season.
Conferences are nailing down the plans for the 2020 season. The ACC is opting for a 10 game conference schedule with one additional non conference game, according to Brett McMurphy of watchstadium.com.
After several NCAA football conferences announced earlier this month that they will only be hosting conference games this year, the remainder of the “Power 5” have been left scrambling to form a plan for the upcoming football season. Two of the most affected conferences are the SEC and ACC.