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The latest College Football Playoff rankings were released Tuesday night with the top five remaining the same as last week. No. 2 Ohio State (+300) remains the betting favorite to win the national championship. After the Buckeyes is No. 1 Oregon (+450) — even after a major scare by Wisconsin on Saturday — followed by No. 3 Texas (+500) and No. 10 Georgia (+500). No. 4 Penn State is 20-1 and No. 5 Indiana is 25-1.
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Boise State moved ahead of BYU in the third installment of rankings released by the College Football Playoff selection committee Tuesday night, putting the Broncos in position to receive a first-round bye ahead of the Big 12 champion.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders, who has his team pushing for a Big 12 title and a College Football Playoff appearance, says he doesn't intend on leaving despite talk about him being a possible candidate for other jobs, including in the NFL.
Another AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll is out.
San José State led No. 13 Boise State by 14 and had the ball at the BSU 2 just 20 minutes in. Wisconsin led top-ranked Oregon heading into the fourth quarter. Arkansas had the ball and a chance to take the lead on No. 3 Texas with 13 minutes left. Boston College had the ball and a chance to take the lead on No. 14 SMU with two minutes left. Pitt did take the lead on No. 20 Clemson with 1:36 left.
Colorado could find itself not only playing for the Big 12 title in three weeks, but for the privilege to be one of the highest-ranked conference champions in the sport.
No. 19 TCU entered The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll with its best ranking in 16 years Monday while the first 12 teams, led by No. 1 South Carolina, were unchanged.