Bowl games are in an interesting place in college football, and it is harder than ever before to predict which teams will win the prestigious matchups. Obviously, making the College Football Playoff is priority number one for teams around the nation, but only 12 teams get in. Furthermore, a lot of bowl teams don't have rosters and coaching staffs that are reminiscent of what they had in the regular season, as players opt out for the NFL Draft or to join new teams through the transfer portal. Lots of coaches have already left their old teams, too, and this year, some programs have opted out of playing in bowl games all together. Notre Dame was the most notable culprit to do that , as their eyes were set just on the College Football Playoff and nothing else.

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