College Football Playoff Doubles to 24 Teams in 2027, Ending Power Four Title Games
The College Football Playoff will grow to 24 teams in 2027 under a new ESPN deal, ending Power Four title games, officials announced Monday, Nov. 9.
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The College Football Playoff will grow to 24 teams in 2027 under a new ESPN deal, ending Power Four title games, officials announced Monday, Nov. 9.
Notre Dame beat No. 1 Miami 31-24 on Nov. 7, leading 24-3 before a late rally and a disputed fourth-down ruling. CJ Carr passed for 319 yards.
Harvard beat Columbia 37-0 on Nov. 7, scoring all 37 points by halftime to tie Princeton atop the Ivy League. DJ Gordon ran for 147 yards.
Harvard Columbia football preview: the No. 19/22 Crimson host Columbia at 1 p.m. Saturday needing a win and a Dartmouth loss to regain Ivy control.
UConn Michigan rematch: No. 4 UConn beat No. 16 Michigan 85-77 at TD Garden on Nov. 6 as Braylon Mullins scored 23, avenging the title-game loss.
BU hockey beat No. 3 Michigan State 6-2 Friday as Carter Amico scored twice and Mikhail Yegorov made 33 saves. The teams meet again Saturday.
Boston College (4-4) hosts Florida State (3-5) at noon Saturday after a 47-2 loss at Duke. Two more wins would get the Eagles to six, the usual bar for a bowl.
Holy Cross hockey sophomores Anna Billa (Austria) and Naemi Herzig (Switzerland) meet Nov. 10 at the IIHF Women’s Worlds. Stats and full schedule.
Harvard football beat Princeton 35-7 to go 6-0, 3-0 Ivy. Charlie Smith threw for 230 yards and two TDs; the Crimson visit Dartmouth Friday, Oct. 30.
Northeastern women’s hockey beat RIT 5-0 and 8-1 to move to 5-1-1. Wey and Sadura score twice; the No. 4 Huskies visit BU Oct. 30 and 31.