College Football Scores · 2025

College Football Bowls & Playoff Scores

2 finals · January 10, 2026 · Updated Jul 28, 11:17 PM ET

Every game

Miami at Ole Miss

Final
MiamiACC31
Ole MissSEC27
Neutral siteDrama 22.47State Farm StadiumCollege Football Playoff Semifinal at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl
Ole Miss win probability
Biggest swing

(00:18) #38 C.Davis kickoff 65 yards to the OM 00 fair catch by #15 I.Hartrup at OM 00

Home win probability 100%0%

Oregon at Indiana

Final
OregonBig Ten22
IndianaBig Ten56
Neutral siteDrama 15.37Mercedes-Benz StadiumCollege Football Playoff Semifinal at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl
Indiana win probability
Biggest swing

(10:47) Shotgun #22 J.Harris rush left for 4 yards gain to the Ind33 (#4 A.Fisher; #21 R.Hardy)

Home win probability 99%0%

Standings

ACC

TeamOverall recordConference recordPoint differential
Duke9–57–2+72
Virginia11–37–3+157
Miami13–26–2+264
Georgia Tech9–46–2+93
SMU9–46–2+152
Pittsburgh8–56–2+116
NC State8–55–4+40
Louisville9–44–4+114
Wake Forest9–44–4+78
California7–64–4-24
Clemson7–64–4+87
Stanford4–83–5-124
Florida State5–72–6+132
North Carolina4–82–6-63
Virginia Tech3–92–6-105
Syracuse3–91–7-177
Boston College2–101–7-88

Big Ten

TeamOverall recordConference recordPoint differential
Indiana15–011–0+473
Ohio State12–29–1+338
Oregon13–28–2+286
Michigan9–47–2+93
USC9–47–2+166
Iowa9–46–3+172
Illinois9–45–4+75
Washington9–45–4+200
Minnesota8–55–4+1
Nebraska7–64–5+53
Northwestern7–64–5+46
Penn State7–63–6+136
UCLA3–93–6-183
Rutgers5–72–7-38
Wisconsin4–82–7-105
Maryland4–81–8-36
Michigan State4–81–8-64
Purdue2–100–9-157

SEC

TeamOverall recordConference recordPoint differential
Ole Miss13–28–1+238
Georgia12–28–2+203
Alabama11–48–2+155
Texas A&M11–27–1+166
Texas10–36–2+132
Vanderbilt10–36–2+203
Oklahoma10–36–3+140
Missouri8–54–4+147
Tennessee8–54–4+142
LSU7–63–5+39
Kentucky5–72–6-41
Florida4–82–6-29
Auburn5–71–7+73
Mississippi State5–81–7+2
South Carolina4–81–7+7
Arkansas2–100–8-11

Records to date from completed games · a conference record counts only games where both teams were in that conference that season.

Methodology
  • Final scores and the schedule are facts from the cfbfastR schedule files; conference affiliation is the affiliation AS OF that season, so a realigning team is shown in the conference it actually played in.
  • Win probability is cfbfastR-modeled (DERIVED), never a fact. The values shown are the HOME team's win probability at each play — already team-relative, so there is no perspective flip.
  • The drama index is the sum of the absolute home win-probability change across the game; it measures volatility, not quality.
  • The win-probability chart is down-sampled to keep the page light; the highest-leverage plays are always kept.
  • Standings are records to date from completed games. A conference record counts only games where both teams were in that conference that season — the only definition that survives realignment.
  • Play-by-play (and therefore win probability) covers 2014 onward; earlier weeks show final scores without a win-probability story.

FACT (final scores, schedule, conference affiliation), DERIVED (win probability, drama index, standings)

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