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The inaugural 12-team college football playoff is here, and with that come some overtime rules you might need to konw
College football’s inaugural 12-team playoff is here. Over Friday and Saturday, four first-round games are on the slate, with the higher seed playing host. On Friday night things kick off with Notre Dame hosting Indiana, and then three games are on the Saturday slate: SMU at Penn State, Clemson visiting Texas, and then Tennessee taking on Ohio State.
Waiting in the wings? Arizona State, Boise State, Georgia, and top-seeded Oregon.
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