1. Oregon

 2. Georgia

 3. Penn State

 4. Ohio State

 5. Miami

 6. Texas

 7.  Tennessee

 8. Notre Dame

 9. BYU

10. Texas A&M

11. Iowa State

12. Clemson

13. Indiana

14. Alabama

15. Boise State

16. LSU

17. Kansas State

18. Pittsburgh

19. Ole Miss

20. SMU

21. Army

22. Washington State

23. Colorado 

24. Illinois

25. Missouri

Breakdown by Conference:

SEC- 8 (4 in top 10)

Big 10- 5 (3 of top 4)

Big 12- 4 (Colorado in for first time and bowl eligible) 

ACC- 4

AAC- 1

Indep.- 1

Mountain West- 1

Pac 12- 1

I personally believe that Ohio State got a generous ranking with how they played Nebraska. This may be the unpopular opinion, but I would have ranked Miami above Ohio State. 

Still no love for Indiana remaining where they are, they are better than Clemson and Iowa State in my opinion at this point. Guess we will see how things continue to shake out.

Texas A&M could very well make the playoff after beating LSU, they actually have looked impressive to me more lately. And Boise State could very possibly sneak its way in too once all is said and done.

5 hours ago, hrcarrier said:

Still no love for Indiana remaining where they are, they are better than Clemson and Iowa State in my opinion at this point. Guess we will see how things continue to shake out.

I am not sure about some of the teams above Indiana but in the Hoosiers case the 8 teams they have beat have a combined 34-40 record and they have not played a ranked team so far this season and as of now Ohio State will be their only ranked team. I get it that you can only play the schedule and teams in front of you and they have done that and they are fun to watch. They will have their shot beat Ohio State and people will for sure take notice if that happens. I for one hope they do.