Desmond Howard’s College Football Playoff Predictions Completely Exploded In A 30-Minute Span

College football is completely and utterly unpredictable. It’s that unpredictability that makes fans come back week after week. But sometimes, only sometimes, you have a pretty good idea of how things are going to shake out.

One of those sometimes applies to the College Football Playoff predictions of ESPN College Gameday host Desmond Howard. College football fans ripped into Howard when he predicted the following four teams: Michigan, Baylor, Texas A&M and Pitt would all make the College Football Playoff.

In fact, fans thought it was far more likely that none of the teams made it than it was that all four would. As it turns out, Howard’s prediction took just two weeks to look completely utterly ridiculous.

Desmond Howard’s College Football Playoff Prediction Completely Falls Apart

Week one of the college football season offered signs that maybe Howard was a bit off base. Pitt began the season with a nail-biting 38-31 Backyard Brawl victory over West Virginia. Then Texas A&M looked solid yet unspectacular in a 31-0 win over Sam Houston State.

Those teams proved to be Howard’s downfall on Saturday.

It began with Aggies dropping a 17-14 game to visiting Appalachian State at Lane Stadium. Texas A&M had a chance to tie the game late in the fourth quarter. But then this happened.

That was one pillar of Howard’s house of cards down. Not 30 minutes later, another would fall as the Panthers dropped a 34-27 overtime matchup to visiting Tennesee.

Pitt had the ball with a chance to tie or win in overtime. But backup quarterback Nick Patti took a brutal sack to all but end their hopes.

So in less than an hour, half of Desmond Howard’s College Football Playoff teams already look eliminated from contention.

Maybe we can try again next year, Des.

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