In the first eight seasons of the College Football Playoff era, just six programs (Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and Georgia) have accounted for 25 of the possible 32 CFP spots.

In 2021, a pair of first-time entrants (Cincinnati and Michigan) made the field. So which program is most likely to earn a spot in college football's Final Four for the first time in 2022?

Bill Bender of the Sporting News just wrote about that. He joins host Tom Orr to break down the five teams he thinks are the most likely to finally get into that exclusive club this fall.

- Can Kyle Whittingham and Utah build on their Pac-12 title and close call in the Rose Bowl?
- Will Lincoln Riley's transfer portal magic be enough to get USC into the field?
- Which Big 12 team does Bill think might be able to pull it off this season? (Hint: Not Texas!)
- Can the Longhorns' bitter rivals from College Station secure a spot in the field?
- What would be the funniest possible first-time entrant to the College Football Playoff field?