The College Football Playoff announced this week the dates and sites for its quarterfinal and semifinal games in 2027 and 2028.
Here’s how the playoff looks over the next two years.
2027
Quarterfinals:
Bowl | Stadium | City | Date |
 | State Farm Stadium | Glendale, AZ | Thursday, December 30 |
 | AT&T Stadium | Dallas, TX | Saturday, January 1 |
 | Mercedes-Benz Stadium | Atlanta, GA | Saturday, January 1 |
 | Rose Bowl | Pasadena, CA | Saturday, January 1 |
Semifinals:
Bowl | Stadium | City | Date |
 | Hard Rock Stadium | Miami, FL | Friday, January 14 |
 | Caesar's Superdome | New Orleans, LA | Saturday, January 15 |
2028
Quarterfinals:
Bowl | Stadium | City | Date |
| Caesar's Superdome | New Orleans, LA | Sunday, December 31 |
| State Farm Arena | Glendale, AZ | Monday, January 1 |
| Mercedes-Benz Stadium | Atlanta, GA | Monday, January 1 |
| Rose Bowl | Pasadena, CA | Monday, January 1 |
Semifinals:
Bowl | Stadium | City | Date |
| Hard Rock Stadium | Miami, FL | Wednesday, January 13 |
| AT&T Stadium | Dallas, TX | Thursday, January 14 |
Doubleheader Digest
Although it’s too early to know any specific schedules, there’s always a chance that there will be college hoops, NBA, or NHL games happening in some of the host cities during the College Football Playoff. We’ll keep you informed once those schedules are released later in the year to ensure you’re making the most of your road trips.
Another potential doubleheader opportunity to keep an eye out for is the NFL playoffs, which will be in full swing at the same time that the playoff is underway. Because after all, what’s better than playoff football? More playoff football!
