As the calendar flips to November, the College Football Playoff discussion hangs over every result and reaction of the regular season’s final five weeks. Marquee rivalries like Michigan-Ohio State, Texas-Texas A&M, Georgia-Georgia Tech and even Tennessee-Vanderbilt will impact the selection process in a big way.
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But there are other games farther from the national focus that could have major CFP implications for one or both teams. A few have upset potential, some pose obstacles in conference title races, and others offer a contrast of styles that could set the stage for a surprise. As October closes, let’s take a look at 10 under-the-radar November matchups that could affect the CFP.
No. 8 Georgia Tech at NC State, Nov. 1
The Yellow Jackets (8-0, 5-0 ACC) have hit their stride the last few weeks with three consecutive wins by more than one possession.
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