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Final playoff projections, odds for Alabama after SEC title game loss

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Alabama’s College Football Playoff hopes are in the hands of the selection committee after falling to 10-3 on the season with a 28-7 loss to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game on Saturday night.

According to ESPN, Alabama has an 83% chance to make the playoff after the loss. Sportsbooks continue to favor the Crimson Tide to make the 12-team field, with odds hovering around -350 around Sunday morning. The next closest team is Miami, with odds hovering around +160.

The selection show is set for 11 a.m. CT on ESPN, where the official bracket for the 2025 CFP will be revealed.

Here’s a roundup of where various outlets are projecting Alabama in today’s rankings:

Brett McMurphy, On3 Sports

Projection: 10-seed
Game: CFP First Round in College Station
Opponent: No. 7 Texas A&M

Check out the rest of McMurphy’s projections here.

Andy Staples, On3 Sports

Projection: Out of field

Check out the rest of Staples’ projections here.

Heather Dinich, ESPN

Projection: 10-seed
Game: CFP First Round in College Station
Opponent: No. 7 Texas A&M

Check out the rest of Dinich’s projections here.

Brad Crawford, CBS Sports

Projection: 10-seed
Game: CFP First Round in College Station
Opponent: No. 7 Texas A&M

Check out the rest of Crawford’s projections here.

Bill Bender, Sporting News

Projection: Out of field

Check out the rest of Bender’s projections here.

Austin Mock, The Athletic

Projection: 10-seed
Game: CFP First Round in College Station
Opponent: No. 7 Texas A&M

Check out the rest of Mock’s projections here.

Bryan Fischer, Sports Illustrated

Projection: 10-seed
Game: CFP First Round in College Station
Opponent: No. 7 Texas A&M

Check out the rest of Fischer’s projections here.

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