College Football Playoff: Who would win tournament of all Power Five teams?

GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 11: The College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy is seen on the field before the 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship Game between the Clemson Tigers and the Alabama Crimson Tide at University of Phoenix Stadium on January 11, 2016 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) /

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East Region

First Round (played at site of highest seed)

No. 1 Clemson over No. 16 Rutgers

No. 8 Boston College over No. 9 South Carolina

No. 4 Penn State over No. 13 Texas Tech

No. 12 USC over No. 5 Iowa – The first of a couple double digit upset that you will see, the Trojans have much better athletes that the Hawkeyes just can’t hang with.

No. 2 Michigan over No. 15 North Carolina

No. 7 Virginia over No. 10 Purdue

No. 3 Syracuse over No. 14 Ole Miss

No. 6 Missouri over No. 11 Wake Forest

Second Round (played at site of highest seed)

No. 1 Clemson over No. 8 Boston College

No. 4 Penn State over No. 12 USC

No. 2 Michigan over No. 7 Virginia – The way the Cavaliers played of late, they might actually be able to give the Wolverines a game in this one but Michigan would still get the close win.

No. 3 Syracuse over No. 6 Missouri

Region Semis (Belk Bowl in Charlotte)

No. 1 Clemson over No. 4 Penn State

No. 3 Syracuse over No. 2 Michigan

Region Final (Peach Bowl in Atlanta)

No. 1 Clemson over No. 3 Syracuse – The Orange kept it close in the regular season, but if Trevor Lawrence is playing a full game there is no chance that Syracuse can come out on top of that.

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