College Football Playoff Rankings

Current playoff seedings are in parenthesis

1. Oregon (1)

2. Ohio State (5)

3. Texas(2)

4. Penn State (6)

5. Indiana (7)

6.  BYU (3) 

7. Tennessee (8)

8. Notre Dame (9)

9. Miami (4)

10. Alabama

11. Ole Miss

12. Georgia (13)

13. Boise State (12)

I will update these rankings Tuesday night.

AP Top 10

1. Oregon

2. Ohio State

3. Texas

4. Penn State

5. Indiana

6. Tennessee

7. BYU

8. Notre Dame

9. Alabama

10. Ole Miss

Coaches Poll Top 10

1. Oregon

2. Ohio State

3. Texas

4. Tennessee

5. Penn State

6. Indiana

7. Notre Dame

8. BYU

9. Alabama

10. Georgia

ESPN FPI Top 10

1. Alabama

2. Texas

3. Ohio State

4. Notre Dame

5. Ole Miss

6. Georgia

7. Oregon

8. Penn State

9. Tennessee

10. Indiana

Full Rankings can be found here
https://www.espn.com/college-football/rankings

A&M stays at #15 in the AP. Army #16, and Louisville #22. We’ll see where they are in the CFP poll in a few days.

Man, I wonder where ND would be if not for that NIU game. If only they would have figured a way to pull that one out.

1 hour ago, NYGoldenDomer said:

Man, I wonder where ND would be if not for that NIU game. If only they would have figured a way to pull that one out.

OR maybe they aren’t the same team we’ve seen since then without that loss 🤔. Sometimes a wake up call is needed.

6 minutes ago, Mike said:

OR maybe they aren’t the same team we’ve seen since then without that loss 🤔. Sometimes a wake up call is needed.

This is also true.

I’d still prefer an OT win wakeup call though lol

25 minutes ago, NYGoldenDomer said:

I’d still prefer an OT win wakeup call though lol

My 3-7 Panthers got their OT win today today 💪. Two wins in a row, now. It’s time to run the table.

3 minutes ago, Mike said:

My 3-7 Panthers got their OT win today today 💪. Two wins in a row, now. It’s time to run the table.

Yeah, I saw that. This is very big for Bryce Young’s maturation and has to be building tons of confidence, especially after he was benched earlier in the season.

1 hour ago, Mike said:

OR maybe they aren’t the same team we’ve seen since then without that loss 🤔. Sometimes a wake up call is needed.

33 minutes ago, NYGoldenDomer said:

I’d still prefer an OT win wakeup call though lol

It’s funny because I agree with both of you here! 😂

Just now, Baldy said:

Yeah, I saw that. This is very big for Bryce Young’s maturation and has to be building tons of confidence, especially after he was benched earlier in the season.

For sure. Last season broke something in him. It was brutal what he had to deal with. He’s not lighting the world on fire, but since coming back in, he’s playing more loose, showing some emotion, and not making mistakes. That’s a massive improvement over how the season started.

Plus his TE and top two receivers are rookies. Not really an ideal situation, but making the most of it.

39 minutes ago, Mike said:

For sure. Last season broke something in him. It was brutal what he had to deal with. He’s not lighting the world on fire, but since coming back in, he’s playing more loose, showing some emotion, and not making mistakes. That’s a massive improvement over how the season started.

Plus his TE and top two receivers are rookies. Not really an ideal situation, but making the most of it.

Agreed! When he was benched, I had told my wife that this could be what he needed to ground himself, and it has definitely helped! Like you said, he’s playing more lose and looks so much more comfortable! I also feel the benching helped slow the game down for him a bit.

With his TE and top two receivers being Rookies, that says a lot about Young! Makes me happy!

CFP rankings updated.

#15 A&M, #19 Louisville , #24 Army

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I think both outcomes are likely. I want Indiana to win but expect Ohio State will beat the Hoosiers. If Georgia fails to beat Tennessee, they know that they will likely be out of the playoffs.

ND pretty much controls their situation outside of exactly what spot they end up. Just win out and they got a seat at the table.