It's highly unlikely, but not impossible for the Cardinals to reach either the conference title game or new 12-team playoff.

If the Big Ten and SEC get most or all of the at-large bids, there will be plenty of complaining. But it won't be the committee's fault.

There's a great deal of football left to be played, but if the 12-team College Football Playoff started today, the Georgia Bulldogs would be out. The Alabama Crimson Tide would be in, as would the Texas Longhorns,

BYU would be seeded third as Big 12 champions under the current rankings. Texas would be the highest-ranked SEC team. Oregon would get the bye as the highest-ranked Big Ten team.

After being at the top spot in the league for the majority of the season, Miami is undefeated no more in ACC play after an upset loss at Georgia Tech. Add in another loss by Pitt, and the projections at the top of the conference certainly look a lot different than they did just a couple weeks ago.

Five teams ranked in the top-25 were taken down in an exciting Week 11 of college football. The biggest upset came out of Atlanta, as Georgia Tech stunned No. 4 Miami, winning 28-23. The Hurricanes have played in several close contests this season,

W e’re only on week two of the College Football Playoff rankings and the top five have already been shaken up. After losses by both Georgia and Miami, two spots will more than l