Ohio St., Georgia, Michigan, Florida St. atop CFP rankings - ESPN
Ohio State took the No. 1 spot in the first College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night, while two-time defending national champion Georgia is right behind at No. 2.
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Ohio State took the No. 1 spot in the first College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night, while two-time defending national champion Georgia is right behind at No. 2.
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Last year, we entered the final month of the regular season with six remaining unbeaten teams, all from power conferences. Four of them ended up reaching the College Football Playoff (although two had a loss), the other two, Tennessee and Clemson, strangely both lost to Shane Beamer's South Carolina in November.
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