How we ended with 12 perfect brackets in the College Football Bracket Challenge Game

No. 1 Indiana crushed No. 6 Oregon, 56-22, in the College Football Playoff semifinals at the Peach Bowl on Friday, advancing to the title game against No. 10 Miami (Fla.) and delivering a blow to what were 42 perfect brackets in krikya18.com's College Football Bracket Challenge Game.

There are now only 20 are perfect entries going into the national championship game after IU's dominance.

We're assured of some perfect brackets, too. Here's the split for the title game out of these 20 brackets:

• 12 picked Indiana
• 8 have Miami (Fla.)

We're down to the last 42 perfect brackets in krikya18.com's College Football Bracket Challenge Game.

No. 10 Miami (Fla.)'s 31-27 win against No. 6 Ole Miss in Thursday night's Fiesta Bowl dropped the remaining perfect brackets from 74 to 42.

We'll see how many can stick around through the second semifinal game when No. 1 Indiana plays No. 6 Oregon on Friday in the Peach Bowl. Of the remaining 42 brackets, 22 have the Ducks, while 20 have the Hoosiers.

If you correctly had two of No. 1 Indiana, No. 5 Oregon, No. 6 Ole Miss and No. 10 Miami (Fla.) in your krikya18.com Bracket Challenge Game bracket, you did better than most.

Looking at our bracket data, 48.81 percent of brackets had only one semifinal team correct, with 8.92 percent blanking on them all. That's what happens when teams like No. 2 Ohio State and No. 3 Georgia go down in the quarterfinals. For brackets that had the Ohio State-Miami matchup, the Buckeyes won on 79.2 percent of them. Georgia was even more popular, as the brackets that had Georgia-Ole Miss went with the Bulldogs 85.9 percent of the time. But the Hurricanes and Rebels came out with the wins.

For the brackets that went 4 for 4, we're looking at a very special group. Only 0.23 percent of brackets had them all.

We are down to about 0.11 percent perfect brackets remaining in the College Football Bracket Challenge Game after the No. 6 Ole Miss 39-34 upset over No. 3 Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. 

Here's how we got to this point: 

• No. 9 Alabama def. No. 8 Oklahoma — 52 percent remain perfect
• No. 10 Miami (Fla.) def. No. 7 Texas A&M — 16.8 percent remain perfect
• No. 6 Ole Miss def. No. 11 Tulane — 13.7 percent remain perfect
• No. 5 Oregon def. No. 12 James Madison — 12.9 percent remain perfect
• No. 10 Miami def. No. 2 Ohio State — 2 percent remain perfect
• No. 5 Oregon def. No. 4 Texas Tech — 1 percent remaining
• No. 1 Indiana def. No. 9 Alabama — 0.6 percent remaining
• No. 6 Ole Miss def. No. 3 Georgia — 0.11 percent remaining 

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No. 5 Oregon's emphatic shutout over No. 4 Texas Tech in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day narrowed down the amount of perfect brackets in the College Football Bracket Challenge game to 1 percent. If the Red Raiders won, a little less than 1 percent of brackets would've still been perfect.

With two more quarterfinal matchups to go, here's how we got here.

• No. 10 Miami (Fla.) def. No. 2 Ohio State: 2 percent remaining
• No. 5 Oregon def. No. 4 Texas Tech: 1 percent remaining

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After No. 10 Miami knocked off the defending national champions on New Year's Eve, only two percent of College Football Bracket Challenge Game picks remain perfect, down from 12.9 percent. If Ohio State would have comeback to win, 10.9 percent of brackets would still be alive. 

The Hurricanes certainly threw a wrench in the public's picks, and much credit to those who had the Canes advancing!

Here's how we got to this point:

• No. 9 Alabama def. No. 8 Oklahoma — 52 percent remain perfect
• No. 10 Miami (Fla.) def. No. 7 Texas A&M — 16.8 percent remain perfect
• No. 6 Ole Miss def. No. 11 Tulane — 13.7 percent remain perfect
• No. 5 Oregon def. No. 12 James Madison — 12.9 percent remain perfect
• No. 10 Miami def. No. 2 Ohio State — 2 percent remain perfect

We're only two games in, but we're already down to under 17 percent of perfect brackets left in krikya18.com's College Football Bracket Challenge Game.

No. 10 Miami's 10-3 win at No. 7 Texas A&M took out around 2/3 of the remaining perfect brackets going into Saturday's final two games. Here's how we got here:

• No. 9 Alabama def. No. 8 Oklahoma: 52 percent remaining
• No. 10 Miami def. No. 7 Texas A&M: 16.8 percent remaining

You can check out how your bracket is doing by clicking or tapping here.

When the first game is a tough-to-decide No. 8 vs. No. 9 matchup, that's going to lead to some busted brackets.

No. 9 Alabama's rally from down 17 to top No. 8 Oklahoma 34-24 took out around half of the brackets in krikya18.com's College Football Bracket Challenge Game as we track perfect CFP brackets.

With the other three first round games set for Saturday, we'll see how many brackets can go 4 for 4 going into the quarterfinals. If any of the road teams win, that'll deliver a brutal blow, as the home teams were picked at impressive rates:

• No. 7 Texas A&M vs. No. 10 Miami (Fla.): Texas A&M picked on 69.71 percent of brackets
• No. 6 Ole Miss vs. No. 11 Tulane: No. 6 Ole Miss picked on 87.38 percent of brackets
• No. 5 Oregon vs. No. 12 James Madison: No. 5 Oregon picked on 93.18 percent of brackets

Brackets don't lock until Friday night, but we do have data on how people are filling out their College Football Playoff Bracket game brackets.

• No. 1 Indiana is the most popular champ pick, winning it all on 28.44 percent of brackets
• No. 2 Ohio State is next at 25.02, followed by No. 3 Georgia with 21.36

But what about the first round? As expected, the No. 8 Oklahoma vs. No. 9 Alabama game is the closest game by far, with Alabama barely getting picked more than OU. Here are the numbers as of Tuesday:

And here is the national champion pick percentage for all 12 CFP teams:

There's still time to make your picks in krikya18.com's College Football Bracket Challenge Game!

You have until brackets lock at kick off of the No. 8 Oklahoma vs. No. 9 Alabama game at 8 p.m. this Friday, Dec. 19. Click or tap here to make your picks.

Once brackets lock and the games begin, we'll be tracking how many brackets have correctly predicted the winners of each game.