Just when we thought college football peaked in Week 7, we witnessed an incredible Week 10 on Saturday.
The headliner of the day was No. 3 Georgia vs. No. 1 Tennessee (CFP rankings). But that’s not the game people outside of Athens and Knoxville will be talking about this week after the Bulldogs dominated in a 27-13 win. The highlight of the day was LSU’s 32-31 overtime victory over Alabama. But we cannot forget Notre Dame’s absolute beat down of the Clemson Tigers, who the committee had ranked ahead of Michigan at No. 4.
Former Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray, now a college football analyst with ESPN, provided me with his personal rankings of the top 10 teams following Week 10. Murray is showing love to the undefeateds in his new rankings.
Murray’s rankings, plus each team’s national title odds (courtesy of BetMGM), following Week 10:
10
Ole Miss Rebels (8-1)
Week 10: Bye
National title odds: +8,000
9
USC Trojans (8-1)
8
UCLA Bruins (8-1)
Week 10: Beat Arizona State, 50-36
National title odds: +10,000
7
LSU Tigers (7-2)
Week 10: Beat Alabama, 32-31 (OT)
National title odds: +5,000
6
Oregon Ducks (8-1)
5
Tennessee Volunteers (8-1)
Week 10: Lost to Georgia, 27-13
National title odds: +2,000
4
TCU Horned Frogs (9-0)
Week 10: Beat Texas Tech, 34-24
National title odds: +3,000
3
Michigan Wolverines (9-0)
2
Ohio State Buckeyes (9-0)
Week 10: Beat Northwestern, 21-7
National title odds: +200
1
Georgia Bulldogs (9-0)
Week 10: Beat Tennessee, 27-13
National title odds: +110
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