The Oregon Ducks have officially made the 12-team College Football Playoff for the second-straight season under coach Dan Lanning. The Ducks are the No. 5 seed

Oregon will send its right tackle to the Senior Bowl. Alex Harkey is the first Ducks player to accept an invite to this year’s all-star game. He will be the 57th Oregon player to appear at the Senior Bowl, which is Jan. 31 at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Ala.

James Madison squeezed into the CFP field after Duke's win over Virginia in the ACC Championship. JMU's reward? A trip to Eugene to face the Ducks.

Bob Chesney will be bringing his UCLA team to Oregon next year, which would have been his first time going up against the Ducks. But he’s about to get an unplanned preview of that matchup when he takes James Madison to Eugene, Oregon for the biggest game in program history: a first-round College Football Playoff contest on Dec. 20.

For starters, there are more justifiably aggrieved teams at being left out of the 12-team CFP. Among them: Vanderbilt (10-2), BYU (11-2), Texas (9-3) and, of course, Notre Dame (10-2), which had the most bitter Sunday following the selections.

Oregon football won't know where it's seeded for the College Football Playoff until Dec. 7, but here's a look at where the Ducks stand.