The CFP selection show, which will reveal the final rankings of the college football season and determine the official playoff picture, will be televised on ESPN Sunday afternoon.

Robert Griffin III forecasts the College Football Playoff committee will omit the Alabama Crimson Tide. He projects the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Miami Hurricanes will take the final spots after the SEC championship.

The 12-team CFP opens with a round of on-campus matchups, in which seeds 5, 6, 7 and 8 host seeds 12, 11, 10 and 9, respectively. ESPN/ABC will air night games on Friday, Dec. 19 and Saturday, Dec. 20. TNT/HBO Max will broadcast two Saturday afternoon first-round games.

But if the Crimson Tide remains in the at-large field, the committee must choose the Irish or Hurricanes for the final spot. Notre Dame is ranked higher; Miami won the head-to-head matchup; and they have the same record.

The nine conference championships at the FBS level will be decided on Friday and Saturday, ahead of Sunday’s selection of the 12 College Football Playoff teams.

The win marked Duke's first league title since it split one with the Cavaliers in 1989 before the establishment of the ACC Championship Game. Virginia (10-3) was also seeking its first-ever conference championship game victory but couldn't overcome a barrage of clutch plays from the Blue Devils.

Crimson Tide and Bulldogs fans alike united to boo a certain SEC legend before the conference championship game.