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Oregon To Represent The Pac-12 In The College Football Playoffs, Will Meet Florida State In The Rose Bowl

By Mike Regalado

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It has finally been announced! The four teams for the first ever College Football Playoff we’re named this morning and the #2 Oregon Ducks will represent the Pac-12 as one of those four teams. Oregon will take on the the #3 Florida State Seminoles in the Rose Bowl Game on New Year’s Day, while the #1 Alabama Crimson Tide is matched up with the #4 Ohio State Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl.

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    • Oregon had only lost one game this season to the Arizona Wildcats, but the Ducks had gotten their revenge this past Friday night in the Pac-12 Championship Game when they beat the Wildcats 51-13. That win not only crowned them as the 2014 Pac-12 Champions, but seemed to have solidified their spot in the four-team playoff.

    This contest at the Rose Bowl will be one of the more explosive games this bowl season as it pits two high-octane offenses against each other in what critics are saying will be “last year’s Heisman winner versus what could be this year’s Heisman winner”. That is right, last season’s winner, FSU’s Jameis Winston, will be going against a player who is clearly the best in country this season in Oregon’s Marcus Mariota.

    The rest of the bowl schedule will be announced shortly as the College Football Playoff committee is finishing up their final rankings, which will help them decide what teams will play in the four major non-playoff bowls. Stay with Go Joe Bruin as we bring you new information in regards to the college football bowl season, as well as your UCLA Bruins.