Imagining the 2018 College Football Playoff as a 68-Team NCAA Tournament Bracket

Every year media members and fans complain about how many teams make it into the College Football Playoff. We've been at 4 teams for a few years now, but still people clamor for 8, 12 or even more teams.

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So let's just go all out and make it a full 68-team bracket in honor of March Madness.

Using last year's College Football Playoff top 25 and our own Andrew Doughty's rankings for every team, we came up with the top 68 teams in the country heading into bowl season last year, and pitted them against each other.

What would the College Football Playoff look like if it were a 68-team, March Madness-style bracket? Now you know:

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Here's the 68 teams and their seeds:

Seed	Clemson Region	Oklahoma Region	Georgia Region	Bama Region
1	Clemson	Oklahoma	Georgia	Alabama
2	USC	Auburn	Wisconsin	Ohio State
3	UCF	Washington	Penn State	Miami (FL)
4	Michigan State	TCU	Notre Dame	Stanford
5	Memphis	Oklahoma State	Washington State	LSU
6	Northwestern	Virginia Tech	Mississippi State	NC State
7	Fresno State	San Diego State	Florida Atlantic	Boise State
8	South Florida	Michigan	Toledo	Troy
9	Florida State	Louisville	SMU	Arizona State
10	Kansas State	Boston College	Army	Iowa State
11	West Virginia/South Carolina	North Texas/Arizona	Iowa	Wake Forest
12	Oregon	Texas	Missouri	Utah
13	Texas A&M	Pittsburgh	Houston	Purdue
14	Appalachian State	Ole Miss	Navy	Florida International
15	Central Michigan	Georgia Tech	Northern Illinois	Southern Miss
16	Texas Tech	UCLA	Arkansas State/Colorado State	Duke/Virginia

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