With the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket set to be released in just over a week, Week 14 of the 2025 college football season served as one final impression for the committee. One of the biggest winners of the weekend was No. 8 Oklahoma. The Sooners secured a 17-13 comeback win over LSU to finish 10-2.

Duke should, at least, hold the Tigers under 100 points. Last season, on a per-possession basis, the Blue Devils were one of the 10 stingiest defensive teams in the country. They reached the Elite Eight, nearly snuck into the Final Four and began this year as an AP preseason top-10 team.

Pablo Tamba scored 14 points to lead seven LSU players in double figures and the Tigers beat DePaul 96-63 to win the Emerald Coast Classic.

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Flau'Jae Johnson scored 16 points and No. 5 LSU extended its streak of 100-point games Saturday night with a 112-35 victory over Washington State to win the Reef Division championship game at the Paradise Jam tournament.

In the evening, No. 10 Alabama got all it could handle from Auburn in the Iron Bowl before escaping with a win and keeping its College Football Playoff hopes alive. The Crimson Tide will meet Georgia in the SEC title game next weekend. Here's how everything played out on the final Saturday of the regular season:

On third-and-6 on the Sooners' own 46-yard line, OU quarterback John Mateer's pass was deflected by Patrick Payton and intercepted by Harold Perkins Jr., who almost scored, but was stopped at the four-yard line. On the first play of the Tigers' drive, Sooners safety Peyton Bowen picked off Michael Van Buren Jr.

The LSU Tigers and head coach Kim Mulkey made history Friday night with a 113-53 victory over Marist at the Paradise Jam tournament. It was the seventh consecutive game in which the Tigers had scored 100 or more points, breaking an NCAA record that stood for 43 years.