Although it’s not much of a surprise, the College Football Playoff selection committee has made notable changes to its rankings for Week 11.
Week 10 of the college football season featured a handful of notable results, which included Notre Dame’s win over previously-undefeated Miami. Moving over to the SEC, Alabama and Georgia flexed their muscles with convincing wins over LSU and Ole Miss, respectively.
Ohio State’s hopes of making the CFP, meanwhile, were most likely shattered by a blowout loss at home to Oregon.
With all that being said, Georgia will enter this Saturday as the No. 1 team in the country.
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Here’s the full top 25:
- Georgia
- Utah
- Alabama
- UCLA
- Notre Dame
- Texas
- Miami
- Tennessee
- Indiana
- BYU
- Kentucky
- Texas Tech
- Wake Forest
- Houston
- Iowa
- Oregon
- South Carolina
- USC
- Ole Miss
- Ohio State
- LSU
- Missouri
- Arizona
- Boise State
- Oklahoma State
Judging by the initial reactions online, people aren’t thrilled about Miami dropping all the way to No. 6 over a single loss where star wideout Malachi Toney was inactive.
“A six-spot tumble for Miami is not justifiable,” Brad Crawford of CBS Sports said. “Ridiculous.”
“And that Miami ranking is why these CFP rankings are a joke,” one fan commented.
“Texas over Miami. Stop the madness,” Max Bernstein of alligatorSports said.
“Miami drops to #7. Got to think some of it has to do with them losing Toney for the regular season,” another person wrote.
Week 11 schedule could feature some upsets.
While this weekend’s schedule isn’t exactly loaded with top 25 matchups, Texas could be on upset alert against LSU – especially if Lane Kiffin’s squad plays turnover-free football.
As for the Big Ten, it’ll be fascinating to watch USC take on Indiana in Bloomington.
We can’t wait to see how this weekend of college football unfolds.
