Through Week 3 of the 2018 college football season, 75 FBS teams have been officially eliminated from contention for the College Football Playoff.
Of those 75 teams, 14 are in the Power Five, 10 of whom were eliminated in Week 3, including the first Big 12 team (Iowa State), and four Big Ten teams. With losses, both Boise State and Hawai'i are out of contention, which also knocked the entire Mountain West out. Only four Group of Five teams are still in contention entering Week 4.
First, here are the 55 teams still in College Football Playoff contention entering Week 4:
Team
Conference
Alabama
SEC
Arizona State
Pac-12
Auburn
SEC
Baylor
Big 12
Boston College
ACC
California
Pac-12
Cincinnati
American
Clemson
ACC
Colorado
Pac-12
Duke
ACC
Florida
SEC
Georgia
SEC
Illinois
Big Ten
Indiana
Big Ten
Iowa
Big Ten
Kansas
Big 12
Kansas State
Big 12
Kentucky
SEC
Louisiana Tech
C-USA
Louisville
ACC
LSU
SEC
Marshall
C-USA
Miami (FL)
ACC
Michigan
Big Ten
Michigan State
Big Ten
Minnesota
Big Ten
Mississippi State
SEC
Missouri
SEC
NC State
ACC
Northwestern
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Independent
Ohio State
Big Ten
Oklahoma
Big 12
Oklahoma State
Big 12
Oregon
Pac-12
Penn State
Big Ten
Pittsburgh
ACC
South Carolina
SEC
Stanford
Pac-12
Syracuse
ACC
TCU
Big 12
Tennessee
SEC
Texas
Big 12
Texas A&M
SEC
Texas Tech
Big 12
UCF
American
Utah
Pac-12
Vanderbilt
SEC
Virginia
ACC
Virginia Tech
ACC
Wake Forest
ACC
Washington
Pac-12
Washington State
Pac-12
West Virginia
Big 12
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Second, here are the 75 teams out of College Football Playoff contention entering Week 4:
