New here?
A two-minute tour of setting up your account and getting your games into Discord.
Keyboard
/Focus the search box
1Week board
2Month grid
3Table
4Top 25
TJump to the week containing today
[Previous week
]Next week
?This panel
EscClose a panel, or clear the search box
Discord
The CFB Planner bot posts your crew's games to a channel, turns watch parties into
events and answers /cfb commands. Add it to your server —
the guide takes five minutes.
Your own bracket
On the Playoff page, My bracket starts from today's projected field. Swap in any FBS
team with ⇄, reseed with ↑ ↓, then tap a team in each game to pick it to win, through to your champion.
Changing a winner clears only the later picks that depended on it. Save as often as you like: one bracket a
season, edited all season. It is private until you make it public; a public bracket shows under
Community with your username and has a link to share.
Reading a game card
The thick left edge is the home team's conference. A conference
game carries one tag; a non-conference game carries two, away first. A
#4 prefix is that week's ranking.
Where the feed has points, the final score replaces the kickoff time. Neutral-site
games read “vs” rather than “at”.
Time zones move day boundaries
Every date is projected into the zone you pick, not merely relabelled.
A 10:30pm Pacific kickoff sits on Saturday out west and on Sunday in New York — in the
week board, the month grid and the table alike. Kickoff-window chips are evaluated in
the same projected zone, so switching zones reshuffles them.
Filters
Conference chips hide a game only when both teams are switched
off, so a cross-conference matchup survives if either side is on. Alt-click a
conference chip to isolate it. Whatever is currently filtered is listed in the amber
bar under the toolbar.