The matchups for all nine of the college football conference championships are set.
Five of the nine winners will get automatic berths into the 12-team College Football Playoff. The top four playoff seeds and their accompanying first-round byes go to conference champions while the next highest-ranked conference champ will also be a part of the field.
Those teams are likely to be from the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Mountain West and SEC. Here are the dates and times for each conference title game.
AAC
Tulane (9-3) at Army (10-1)
Tulane had a chance to host the AAC title game with a win over Memphis on Thanksgiving. But the Tigers won 34-24 and Army beat UTSA on Saturday. The Black Knights finished conference play undefeated and will host on Friday night.
ACC
SMU (11-1) vs. Clemson (9-3)
The Tigers backed into the ACC title game thanks to Miami’s 42-38 loss at Syracuse. SMU beat Cal on Saturday to cap an 8-0 first season in the ACC.
Big 12
Arizona State (10-2) vs. Colorado (9-3) or Iowa State (10-2)
The Sun Devils clinched a spot in the Big 12 title game with a blowout win over Arizona in Week 14. They’ll play either Iowa State or Colorado based on the outcome of BYU’s game vs. Houston. If BYU wins, Iowa State is in. If BYU loses, Colorado is in.
Big Ten
Oregon (12-0) vs. Penn State (11-1)
Penn State suddenly found itself playing for a spot in the Big Ten title game after Ohio State’s home loss to Michigan. The Nittany Lions promptly blew out Maryland. Oregon capped an undefeated regular season with an easy win over Washington.
Conference USA
Western Kentucky (8-4) at Jacksonville State (8-4)
These two teams will play each other twice in seven days. WKU beat JSU 19-17 on Saturday to clinch a spot in the title game ahead of Sam Houston.
MAC
Miami (OH) (8-4) vs. Ohio (9-3)
The Redhawks beat Ohio 30-20 earlier in the season. That earned Miami the conference title as both teams finished 7-1 atop the conference.
Mountain West
Boise State (11-1) vs. UNLV (10-2)
The Rebels had no problem with Nevada on Saturday to clinch a rematch with Boise State. The Broncos won the first meeting between the two teams, 29-24.
SEC
Georgia (9-3) vs. Texas (11-1)
Both teams had to sweat rivalry games in Week 14, though Georgia’s sweat was a lot heavier. The Bulldogs needed eight overtimes to take down Georgia Tech, while Texas beat Texas A&M, 17-7. Georgia beat Texas 30-15 earlier in the season.
Sun Belt
Marshall (9-3) at Louisiana (10-2)
The Thundering Herd clinched their spot in the title game with an overtime win over James Madison.
