The College Football Playoff quarterfinals feature four blockbuster matchups involving eight teams that have been spurred to this point in varying degrees by their quarterback play. But there's one QB matchup that appears to stand above the rest as New Year's Eve and the resumption of the CFP approach.

The CFP rankings are set to be released at 7 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The reveal is the final rankings release before the 12-team bracket is set on Sunday, Dec. 7. The CFP rankings reveal show will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Ohio State broke the curse! The Buckeyes finally beat Michigan after four-straight losses to the Wolverines. Ohio State rolled 27-9 after falling behind 6-0. Julian Sayin tossed three touchdowns to three different receivers and the Buckeyes’ defense held Bryce Underwood to 64 total yards.

As a result, the Hurricanes will go on the road to face Texas A&M and Alabama will travel for a rematch with Oklahoma as the two standout games of the first round. The first round is rounded out by another rematch between Tulane and Ole Miss, and James Madison taking on Oregon as the biggest underdog of this year's playoff.

Here's a look at how the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket would look if the season ended after today's CFP top 25 rankings.

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Indiana, Ohio State, Georgia and Texas Tech earned the top four seeds in the 12-team bracket, with Alabama and Miami taking the final at-large bids.

Whether it's getting back in the gym to drop a few pounds or maybe working toward some career goals, we've all probably got some New Year's Resolutions—whether we want to admit it or not.