How BCS rankings would shape the College Football Playoff bracket in Week 14
What if the College Football Playoff returned to an objective system to determine the 12-team field, eliminating any narrative of bias from the selection committee? The computer-simulated BCS model — used before the playoff era — provides a fascinating look at how rankings might differ when based purely on data rather than committee deliberation.
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Texas holds steady at 3rd in College Football Playoff rankings ahead of showdown vs. A&MAUSTIN — Texas seems to be safely locked into a College Football Playoff berth even if it loses to Texas A&M on ...
The Texas Longhorns are holding steady. For the second straight week, Texas (9-1, 5-1) was ranked behind just Oregon and ...
WEEK 12 GRADES:TEs and DBs top report card but plenty of high marks The Aggies are still tied for first place in the SEC, now ...
Before the fourth edition of the College Football Playoff rankings arrived Tuesday ... Three SEC teams were selected, ...
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Texas A&M Aggies Drop in College Football Playoff RankingsThe Texas A&M Aggies have fallen in the latest College Football Playoff rankings after the heartbreaking loss to the ...
Colorado ’s Shedeur Sanders has consistently been one of the best quarterbacks in college football when pressured, which is quite often (33.3 percent of his dropbacks, according to Pro Football Focus) ...
They had been No. 14 in the coaches poll. South Carolina is the new No. 14 after rising from No. 19, thanks to a sizeable win ...
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Alabama is not out of the College Football Playoff race. All it takes is Tennessee losing again on the road in the SEC.
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