Season 3 Scores & Schedule

Confirmed schedule • All Week 0 games are byes. All 32 user teams’ conference and nonconference matchups are included. Week 1–5 finals are posted. Future kickoff dates and times are TBD.

No. 2 Texas and Va Dimes defeated No. 1 Ohio State and Memphis Doug 45–44 in New Orleans. Ohio State’s late two-point attempt for the win failed, and Texas secured its second consecutive national championship at 16–0.

Ohio State beat Georgia 35–23, and Texas beat Notre Dame 53–21. Memphis Doug and Va Dimes advance to the national championship.

In-game dates: December 30, 2027–January 1, 2028. Four CFP quarterfinals and two other bowls are final. All six unique finals are confirmed from the conference score screens. Ohio State, Texas, Georgia, and Notre Dame advance to the semifinals. Clemson beat Nevada 50–0 in the Sun Bowl, and Penn State beat Florida International 60–10 in the Duke's Mayo Bowl. Completed results replace earlier schedule listings, and repeated matchups appear once.

All 12 unique finals are confirmed from the five conference score screens. Indiana, Miami, Auburn, and Washington won their CFP first-round games. Kansas beat Texas Tech 34–27 in overtime in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. The CPU-only Northern Illinois–Iowa Rate Bowl is included, and repeated conference listings appear once.

All five neutral-site title games are final. Washington won the PAC-12, Notre Dame the ACC, Texas the Big 12, Alabama the SEC, and Ohio State the Big Ten.

Week 13 includes 10 user-vs-user games and 11 user-vs-CPU games. Florida beat Florida State 24–17 in overtime. LSU is on bye. Missouri–Arkansas, Notre Dame–Stanford, and Florida State–Florida each appear once here despite being listed on two conference screens. The CPU-only Virginia Tech–Virginia game is outside the member schedule.

The five official conference screens contain 21 displayed finals. Stanford beat California 31–20 in the CPU-only matchup; the member board includes the other 20 finals, with 12 user-vs-user and eight user-vs-CPU games. Rankings and scores match the results screens. No included result is marked as overtime or neutral-site. All 32 active CFU teams played, with none on bye.

The five official conference screens contain 23 displayed rows and 21 unique final matchups. The Utah–Miami and Ole Miss–Colorado crossover duplicates were merged, while the CPU-only West Virginia–Kansas and Stanford–UCLA games were excluded. The resulting 19-game member board includes 13 user-vs-user and six user-vs-CPU finals. Game-screen rankings and scores are shown as provided; Utah–Miami retains its neutral-site label, and no included result was marked as overtime. All 32 active CFU teams were in action with none on bye.

The five official conference screens contain 20 unique final matchups, and every game involves at least one active CFU member. The complete board includes 10 user-vs-user and 10 user-vs-CPU results, with no CPU-only exclusions or crossover duplicates. Game-screen rankings and final scores are shown as provided, Florida–Georgia retains its neutral-site label, and no result was marked as overtime. All 40 teams were in action with none on bye.

The five official conference screens contain 20 unique matchups. The CPU-only Iowa–Michigan State and Boston College–Mississippi State games were excluded, leaving 18 verified member-game finals with 10 user-vs-user and eight user-vs-CPU results. No crossover duplicate appears this week. Game-screen rankings and final scores are shown as provided. Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, and Penn State were on bye.

The five official conference screens contain 20 displayed rows and 19 unique matchups: the Texas–Miami crossover duplicate was merged, and the CPU-only Oklahoma State–West Virginia and Mississippi State–Virginia games were excluded. All 17 member-game results are final across 12 user-vs-user and five user-vs-CPU matchups. Game-screen rankings and scores are shown as provided. Arkansas, Auburn, and Louisville were on bye.

All 18 user-involved Week 7 results are final and verified from the five official conference screens. The screens contain 21 displayed rows and 20 unique matchups: the USC–Notre Dame crossover duplicate was merged, and the CPU-only Wake Forest–Iowa and Boise State–Michigan State games were excluded. The completed board carries 10 user-vs-user and eight user-vs-CPU matchups. Game-screen rankings are shown as provided. SMU, South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Oregon were on bye.

All 18 user-involved Week 6 results are final and verified from the five official conference screens. The screens contain 22 displayed rows and 19 unique matchups: three crossover duplicates were merged, and the CPU-only Oklahoma State–South Alabama game was excluded. The completed board carries 10 user-vs-user and eight user-vs-CPU matchups. Game-screen rankings are shown as provided. USC, Washington, BYU, and Ole Miss were on bye.

All 16 Week 5 member-game finals are verified from the five official conference score screens. The screens contain 28 displayed rows and 21 unique matchups: seven crossover duplicates were merged and five CPU-only games were excluded. Original Week 5 rankings and kickoff times remain displayed for reference. Alabama, Indiana, Ohio State, and Texas A&M were on bye.

The five official conference screens contain 23 unique matchups. This board carries all 17 games involving at least one active CFU member, and every game is final. The slate includes 11 user-vs-user and six user-vs-CPU matchups. Seven repeated crossover listings were merged and six CPU-only games were excluded. Game-screen rankings are shown as provided. Arizona State, Florida, Michigan, and Texas are on bye.

All 18 games involving at least one active CFU member are final: 10 user-vs-user and eight user-vs-CPU matchups. The five official conference screens contain 24 unique results; nine repeated crossover listings were merged and six CPU-only games were excluded. Georgia, Clemson, Florida State, and Notre Dame were on bye.

All 18 user-involved Week 2 games are final. Cross-conference duplicates and CPU-only games remain off the community scoreboard, and the Week 2 poll positions are shown for reference. Tennessee and Texas Tech are on bye.

The official Week 1 result screens and the confirmed Tennessee–SMU final verify all 19 user-involved games, including two overtime decisions. Cross-conference duplicates and CPU-only games remain off the community scoreboard.

The Season 1 national championship final is verified from the official game and broadcast. Va Dimes and Texas defeated Huncho and Georgia 35–25 to finish the season 16–0.

Both Bowl Week 3 semifinal finals are verified from the official national score screen. Georgia beat Auburn 34–28 in overtime, and Texas beat Ohio State 45–28 to reach the National Championship.