It’s Tuesday, and that must mean it’s time for another reveal of the updated College Football Playoff rankings. Ohio State was No. 1 through the first two sets of rankings this season, but Georgia leapfrogged the Buckeyes last week after stringing a few ranked wins in a row.
The fourth installment of the CFP rankings were revealed Tuesday night and Ohio State remained in the same spot as last week, at No. 2 behind the Bulldogs.
There was a slight flip at Nos. 4 and 5, which isn’t that big of a deal if both continue to win. Michigan (3), Washington (4), Florida State (5), Oregon (6), Texas (7), Alabama (8), Missouri (9) and Louisville (10) round out the top 10.
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While the rankings were relatively constant this time in the top part, you can bet there will be a bit of a shakeup next week because of the big one between Ohio State and Michigan in the top three. There will be more changes when the conference championship games take place in a couple of weeks.
And of course, we’ll be here for all of it. Here is the complete CFP rankings.
Rank | Team | Record | Change |
1 | Georgia | 11-0 | – |
2 | Ohio State | 11-0 | – |
3 | Michigan | 11-0 | – |
4 | Washington | 11-0 | +1 |
5 | Florida State | 11-0 | -1 |
6 | Oregon | 10-1 | – |
7 | Texas | 10-1 | – |
8 | Alabama | 10-1 | – |
9 | Missouri | 9-2 | – |
10 | Louisville | 10-1 | – |
11 | Penn State | 9-2 | +1 |
12 | Ole Miss | 9-2 | +1 |
13 | Oklahoma | 9-2 | +1 |
14 | LSU | 8-3 | +1 |
15 | Arizona | 15 | +2 |
16 | Oregon State | 8-3 | -5 |
17 | Iowa | 9-2 | -1 |
18 | Notre Dame | 8-3 | +1 |
19 | Kansas State | 8-3 | +2 |
20 | Oklahoma State | 8-3 | +3 |
21 | Tennessee | 7-4 | -3 |
22 | NC State | 8-3 | NR |
23 | Tulane | 10-1 | +1 |
24 | Clemson | 7-4 | NR |
25 | Liberty | 11-0 | NR |
Dropped Out:
North Carolina (20), Utah (22), Kansas (25)
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