ACC, Miami and College Football Playoff
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There are plenty of ACC contenders in play to make the conference title game with two weeks remaining in the regular season. Miami is the highest ranked team in the College Football Playoff rankings at No. 13, but at this point, need a lot of help to make it to Charlotte.
Glancing at the odds to win the ACC in 2025, Georgia Tech (+170) is at the top. Keep scrolling to see the rest of the list, with odds for each team. Keep up with the 2025 college football season on FOX, FS1 and the FOX Sports App.
If four of five results are in SMU’s favor, then SMU and Virginia would be tied in terms of conference opponent win-percentage and would head to a sixth tiebreaker. The only exception is if the one result that is not in SMU’s favor is Virginia Tech beating Miami. In that case, Virginia would be in.
While the best chance for the Hurricanes to reach the College Football Playoff is an at-large bid, they still have a slight chance of making the ACC Championship game.
At 9-1 and 6-1 in the ACC, the Jackets could become the first team in the conference to reach seven wins if they can get by Pitt.
No. 15 Georgia Tech can clinch a trip to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game by beating Pittsburgh on Saturday
Although the Virginia Cavaliers are currently on their bye week, the ACC race is still in full swing as teams battle it out for a chance to win the title. Among
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Scenarios for Miami to make the ACC Championship Game
To get to the ACC Championship game, Miami is looking for a 6-2 conference record for the year, and tiebreakers over others with the same record. They will need plenty of help from teams in front of them losing to get in a position to win tiebreakers at 6-2, but it’s possible.
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Who is heading to Charlotte for the ACC Championship game?
Week 12 of the college football season has wrapped up, and the race to reach Charlotte for the ACC Championship Game is more competitive than in recent years. Despite several teams still in contention,
I don't think the refs are quite sure, even, to be honest. So that's what makes it so tough to do, first of all, just lose a game on a [penalty kick] but lose one that was reviewed for eight minutes.”
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