CFP Traffic Report: Oklahoma closes in on bid, ACC leaders scramble in Week 14

As rivalry week approaches, the College Football Playoff (CFP) picture becomes increasingly crowded. Top-seeded teams Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M, and Georgia are currently positioned for a first-round bye but face potential upheaval during the high-stakes weekend. Ohio State aims to break a losing streak against Michigan, while Indiana is already set for the Big Ten Championship. Texas A&M and Georgia are fighting for spots in their respective conference title games.

Contenders like Notre Dame and Oklahoma are making strong cases for CFP inclusion after recent victories. Notre Dame's commanding win over Syracuse and Oklahoma's defensive prowess have put them on the cusp of playoff spots. Meanwhile, Ole Miss, Oregon, and Texas Tech find themselves in win-and-in scenarios to bolster their playoff résumés.

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) remains highly competitive, with six teams still having a chance to reach the conference championship, impacting CFP implications. The path to the CFP is filled with both assured and precarious positions as