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  1. Michigan
  2. Washington
  3. Texas
  4. Georgia (+2)
  5. Alabama
  6. (T-6) Oregon (+2)
  7. (T-6) Florida State (-2)
  8. Missouri (+1)
  9. Ole Miss (+2)
  10. Ohio State (-3)
  11. Arizona (+3)
  12. LSU (+1)
  13. Penn State (-3)
  14. Notre Dame (+1)
  15. oklahoma (-3)
  16. Oklahoma State (+6)
  17. Tennessee (+8)
  18. Kansas State (new)
  19. Louisville (-3)
  20. Clemson (new)
  21. North Carolina State (-2)
  22. SMU (-5)
  23. Kansas (new)
  24. Iowa (-4)
  25. Liberty (-7)

Others receiving votes: Oregon State, West Virginia, Tulane, JMU, USC, Memphis, Utah, Troy, Air Force, Toledo, Duke, Kentucky, UCLA, Miami (OH), UTSA, Wyoming, Northwestern, Ohio

Dropped out: Oregon State, Tulane, JMU

  • protist@mander.xyzEnglish
    9·
    10 months ago

    Florida State lucky to be tied at 6th after getting spanked. It was the right call to pass over them for the 4 team playoff. Looking forward to a 12 team playoff, and hoping they try to end playoff games before midnight in future years

    • ToasterOverlord@fanaticus.socialOPMEnglish
      6·
      10 months ago

      hoping they try to end playoff games before midnight in future years

      Amen to that. My own team was playing in the Sugar Bowl and I had to go to bed in the 4th quarter because I had work early in the morning. Total farce.

      As for FSU, I think they got screwed (a little). They had almost no starters playing in the bowl game so we can’t really use that result to justify or criticize the committee’s decision. I do think we got a better playoff, though, which is what they were tasked with. At the end of the day, I’m just glad the 4-team playoff era is over.

    • 1hitsongEnglish
      3·
      10 months ago

      hoping they try to end playoff games before midnight in future years

      And only play on Saturdays! I missed most of the natty because I forgot all about it. Football simply isn’t on my radar outside of Saturdays.

  • joemo@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish
    1·
    10 months ago

    It’s weird to me that Alabama played Michigan and went to overtime and they are 4 spots below the team that Michigan beat in the final. How can they place Georgia and to an extent Texas above them. Weird.