ESPN publishes the final 2022 college-football power rankings

Unfortunately, the 2022 college football season ended last week. We have almost nine months to see the best sport again. However, we can look forward We can do as much as we like, and also look back.

Georgia TCU lost to TCU in the national championship match on Monday. They took home the trophy. This makes us the obvious top dog. But what about the rest?

ESPN put out its final power rankings of the 2022 season There were some surprises, such as teams that made late pushes during bowl season. This is how the global leader contextualized the season.

Georgia Bulldogs

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TCU Horned Frogs

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Michigan Wolverines

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Ohio State Buckeyes

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Alabama Crimson Tide

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Tennessee Volunteers

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Penn State Nittany Lions

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Washington Huskies

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Tulane Green Wave

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Florida State Seminoles

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Utah Utes

Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

LSU Tigers

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USC Trojans

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Kansas State Wildcats

AP Photo/Nate Billings

Clemson Tigers

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Oregon Ducks

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Oregon State Beavers

Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY Sports

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

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Mississippi State Bulldogs

AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis

Troy Trojans

Danny Wild-USA TODAY Sports

UCLA Bruins

Jayne Kaminoncea-USA TODAY Sport

South Carolina Gamecocks

Jeff Blake-USA TODAY Sports

Pitt Panthers

Photo: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Matt Krohn-USA TODAY Sports

Fresno State Bulldogs

Kirby Lee USA TODAY Sports

Story originally appeared on Wolverines Wire

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