The latest iteration of the College Football Playoff rankings were released on Tuesday evening and yet again there was much debate over the placement of Georgia. The Bulldogs, who rank No. 8 in the AP Top 25 poll, were slotted in at No. 10 despite boasting head-to-head wins over Texas (No. 3) and Tennessee (No. 11).
It sparked a continuation of the discussion that has been running alongside the CFP rankings all season— why is the committee not rewarding Georgia for a difficult schedule that features multiple wins over ranked opponents?
