In a recent survey conducted by SB Nation Reacts, Michigan Wolverines fans expressed their excitement and anticipation for a potential College Football Playoff (CFP) matchup. Despite the importance of clinching a Big Ten championship, fans couldn't help but look ahead to the possibilities that lie in the postseason.

The Wolverines' impressive 12-0 record and their likely third consecutive conference title have firmly positioned them as strong contenders for the CFP. With several teams also vying for a spot, fans were asked which opponent they would most like to see Michigan face in the opening round of the playoffs.

Unsurprisingly, a significant majority of respondents, 84 percent to be exact, expressed their desire for Michigan to square off against the struggling Florida State Seminoles. The Seminoles' season has been marred by numerous challenges, including a devastating leg injury to Jordan Travis, leading fans to believe that the Wolverines would have the upper hand in such a matchup. Another 12 percent of fans chose the Washington Huskies as their preferred opponent.

While fans eagerly await the CFP matchups, their focus also remains firmly on the upcoming Big Ten Championship against Iowa. Participants were asked if they believed Michigan could cover the three-touchdown point spread in this highly-anticipated clash.

Confidence among fans was high, with 66 percent of respondents expressing belief in the Wolverines' ability to not only win the game but also cover the spread. The optimism stems from Michigan's impressive performance throughout the season, leaving fans hopeful that their team will rise to the occasion and emerge victorious against their Big Ten rivals.

As the regular season draws to a close, Michigan Wolverines fans are eagerly waiting to see how the team's journey unfolds in the College Football Playoff. With impressive statistics and a highly anticipated conference championship ahead, excitement and optimism continue to grow among the fanbase.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based solely on the results of the SB Nation Reacts survey and does not guarantee the actual outcomes or future events.