CFP rankings after Week 13

1. Ohio State (11-0) NC
2. Indiana (11-0) NC
3. Texas A&M (11-0) NC
4. Georgia (10-1) NC
5. Texas Tech (10-1) NC
6. Oregon (10-1) Up 1
7. Ole Miss (10-1) Down 1
8. Oklahoma (9-2) NC
9. Notre Dame (9-2) NC
10. Alabama (9-2) NC
11. BYU (10-1) NC
12. Miami (9-2) Up 1
13. Utah (9-2) Down 1
14. Vanderbilt (9-2) NC
15. Michigan (9-2) Michigan Up 3
16. Texas (8-3) Up 1
17. USC (8-3) Down 1
18. Virginia (9-2) Up 1
19. Tennessee (8-3) Up 1
20. Arizona State (8-3) Up 5
21. SMU (8-3) NR
22. Pitt (8-3) NR
23. Georgia Tech (9-2) Down 7
24. Tulane (9-2) NC
25. Arizona (8-3) NR

Conference Break Down:

SEC- 8 (5 in top 10)

Big 10- 5 (3 in top 6)

Big 12- 5 (1 in the top 10)

ACC- 5 

Ind.- 1 (1 in top 10)

AAC- 1

Drop out of top 25:

Illinois

Missouri

Houston

If they playoffs started today this would be the matchups. 

Miami needs a lot of help to even get a shot at playing for the ACC Title and a spot in the playoffs. They could back in, if a couple of the 2-loss teams above them were to lose.

They need to beat PITT, then have two of SMU, Duke and Virginia to lose.

I still have problems with ND being in this race. They got beat by the two teams they played, and the rest of the schedule has been very weak. 

Alabama has to beat Georgia again just to get in. Otherwise they'll be left out two years in a row and that seat will start hearing up immediately. 

On 12/2/2025 at 3:29 AM, Jumper_Dad said:

Alabama has to beat Georgia again just to get in. Otherwise they'll be left out two years in a row and that seat will start hearing up immediately. 

I think if the score is close Bama is going to get in simply because they passed ND this week in the rankings. If not, then DeBoer better head to State College, because he will not survive in Tuscaloosa.

I can’t see a 3 loss Alabama team getting in. ND with two losses should be a 11 or 12 at best should Alabama win the SEC championship game.