College Football Playoff Rankings: Top-10 Matchups Amid Conference Championship Week

The College Football Playoff Committee has released its fifth week of rankings. Here are the results.
Jan 9, 2024; Houston, TX, USA; The College Football National Championship trophy at press conference at JW Marriot Houston by the Galleria. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
Jan 9, 2024; Houston, TX, USA; The College Football National Championship trophy at press conference at JW Marriot Houston by the Galleria. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
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The College Football Playoff Committee has released its fifth week of rankings. Here are the results.

The college football regular seaosn has concluded as a handful of programs gear up for bowl games and post-season runs, while the less fortunate programs begin to turn their sights towards the next season.

With the regular season concluded, conference championships are right around the corner. Which means a handful of teams will have one last chance to make their case for the College Football Playoff. The selection committee rankings have become more important than ever as the committee released its fifth batch of rankings earlier in the week. The final selection for playoff teams will begin Sunday, December 8th following teh conclusion of conference championships.

College Football Playoff Rankings (December 3)

  1. Oregon (1 Seed)
  2. Texas (2 Seed)
  3. Penn State (5 Seed)
  4. Notre Dame (6 Seed)
  5. Georgia (7 Seed)
  6. Ohio State (8 Seed)
  7. Tennessee (9 Seed)
  8. SMU (3 Seed)
  9. Indiana (10 Seed)
  10. Boise State (4 Seed)
  11. Alabama (11 Seed)
  12. Miami
  13. Ole Miss
  14. South Carolina
  15. Arizona State (12 Seed)
  16. Iowa State
  17. Clemson
  18. BYU
  19. Missouri
  20. UNLV
  21. Illinois
  22. Syracuse
  23. Colorado
  24. Army
  25. Memphis

This article will be updated periodically as further rankings are revealed*

The Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Atlanta this Saturday to face the Texas Longhorns in a rematch for the SEC Championship. The winner of this game will be awarded a first round bye in the inagural 12-team College Football Playoff.

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