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Miami's CFP Odds Plummet After Louisville Loss

10/23/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The Miami Hurricanes football team saw its College Football Playoff (CFP) odds drop from top three to seventh after losing to Louisville, +1600.
Despite the drop, Miami's CFP chances remain near 90 percent.
Notre Dame has surged to a 67 percent CFP chance after five consecutive wins.
Louisville Cardinals football team improved its CFP prospects to 13.3 percent and is tied for fourth in the ACC, needing to win out.

History

Historical Context

Established in 2014, the College Football Playoff (CFP) replaced the Bowl Championship Series, introducing a four-team knockout format to determine the national champion of NCAA Division I FBS football. The inaugural championship saw Ohio State defeat Oregon. In 2023, the CFP announced an expansion to 12 teams, set to begin in 2024, reflecting ongoing debates about playoff inclusivity and competitive balance.

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Story summary

The Miami Hurricanes football team saw its College Football Playoff (CFP) odds drop from top three to seventh after losing to Louisville, +1600.
Despite the drop, Miami's CFP chances remain near 90 percent.
Notre Dame has surged to a 67 percent CFP chance after five consecutive wins.
Louisville Cardinals football team improved its CFP prospects to 13.3 percent and is tied for fourth in the ACC, needing to win out.

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