Memo to College Football Playoff ranking committee

Memo to College Football Playoff ranking committee: Ole Miss is everything Texas isn't
The College Football Playoff ranking that has Texas far ahead of Mississippi shows the evaluations by the committee needs serious rethinking.
College Football Playoff rankings: Joel Klatt's takeaways from second rankings
Which team was ranked too high and which program's season is on the line this weekend? Joel Klatt shared his takeaways from the second release of the College Football Playoff rankings.
Could Mizzou still qualify for the College Football Playoff?
As the College Football Playoff pool expands from four teams to 12 this season, the Missouri Tigers find themselves somewhat in striking distance of a highly-coveted playoff spot. However, they'll need a series of favorable outcomes to keep that hope alive.
When do the third College Football Playoff rankings come out? What you need to know
The College Football Playoff releases the third top 25 rankings of the season soon. Here’s what to know and how to watch the show.
When College Football Playoff rankings are released, what to know for Alabama football
Alabama football is gearing up to learn its ranking in the third College Football Rankings of the 2024 season just around the corner. Alabama has had an up-and-down season — with two losses coming into the regular season's home stretch and sitting outside the driver's seat for a chance to compete for an SEC title due to road losses to Vanderbilt and Tennessee.
College Football Playoff: Everything you need to know if you travel to the Fiesta Bowl
The Fiesta Bowl happens every year at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. While Glendale offers plenty of great options for lodging, entertainment and food, it is the 20.4 miles in between Sky Harbor Airport and State Farm Stadium that offers so much for out of town visitors.
College Football Futures: Playoff Odds to Fade & Bet (2024)
As could be expected, the NCAA College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings got a massive shake-up after a couple of upsets last weekend. Who saw Ole Miss taking down Georgia or Miami losing to Georgia Tech?
Missouri is #9 in the College Football Playoff rankings
Also, Missouri has Senior Night coming up this weekend against Florida. Who might come back, who will leave, and previewing the Gators are all discussed at the end of this episode. 00:00 - 02:00: Welcome to Before the Box Score!
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