Top four College Football Playoff players remain the same; Tennessee’s loss shakes rest of field

The College Football PlayoffThe top four remain the same. However, Tennessee lost, which was previously ranked No. The Top 10 was shaken up by the loss of Tennessee, previously ranked No.

Georgia, Ohio State University, Michigan, and TCUAll three kept their spots despite having to be rescued by the other three on Saturday. 

Michigan lost in the final minutes to unranked Illinois. TCU defeated Baylor by two points on a field goal walk-off. Ohio State was only three points ahead of unranked Maryland in the fourth quarter. All four top teams are still 11-0 for the season.

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Before a college football match in Arlington, Texas on Jan. 1, 2021, the AT and T Stadium field displays the College Football Playoff logo. 
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Tennessee was Get blown off the roadSouth Carolina It fell to No. With a 9-2 mark, it dropped to No. 10. Hendon hooker, Vols quarterback, was also injured in the loss.

LSU (No. USC (No. 6, 10-1) and USC (No. Consider Ohio StateMichigan and Michigan will face off in Columbus this weekend. Depending on how that game plays, one could sneak into the top 4. 

LSU travels to unranked Texas A&M, while USC hosts No. 15 Notre Dame. LSU and USC moved up one place from last week’s rankings. Clemson (10-1), Alabama (10-2), and Oregon (9-2) round out the seeds seven through nine.

Here are the Top 25 as it looks today, with records and rankings for last week.

View of the Georgia Bulldogs flag after scoring against the UAB Blazers Sept. 11, 2020 at Sanford Stadium in Athens.  
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TENNESSEE STAR LOSTEN FOR SEASON AFTER TEARING AN ACCL IN BLOWOUT LOSS

11. Penn State (9-2, same)

12. Kansas State (8-3, No. 15)

13. Washington (9-2), No. 17)

14. Utah (8-3, No. 10)

15. Notre Dame (8-3, No. 18)

16. Florida State (8-3, No. 19)

17. North Carolina (9-2), No. 13)

18. UCLA (8-3, No. 16)

The national championship logo is displayed on an end zone pylon during a college football game between the Alabama Crimson Tide & the Georgia Bulldogs at Lucas Oil Stadium. This was Jan. 10, 2022.
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19. Tulane (9-2, No. 21)

20. Ole Miss (8-3), No. 14)

21. Oregon State (8-3, No. 23)

22. UCF (8-3), Number. 20)

23. Texas (7-4, unranked)

24. Cincinnati (9-2, No. 25)

25. Louisville (7-4, unranked)