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College Football Playoff Rankings: Latest Updates and Bracket Projections for 2024

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The latest College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings for the 2024 season have been revealed, reflecting significant changes following the recent week of games. Oregon remains at the top of the rankings with a perfect 9-0 record, solidifying its position as the number one team[2][4].

Georgia, previously ranked third, suffered a loss to Ole Miss, which has impacted its standing. Georgia now faces a challenging road ahead, particularly with an upcoming game against Tennessee. Miami, another top contender, experienced its first loss of the season to unranked Georgia Tech, further shaking up the rankings[3][4].

Ohio State holds the second spot with a 7-1 record, demonstrating its consistency and strength throughout the season. Texas, Penn State, and Tennessee follow closely, each with 7-1 records, highlighting the competitive nature of this year’s playoff field[2][4].

The new 12-team playoff format introduces additional complexity and opportunities for teams. The four highest-ranked conference champions receive byes into the quarterfinals, while the remaining teams compete in the first round. Current matchups include Boise State at Ohio State, Alabama at Texas, Notre Dame at Penn State, and Indiana at Tennessee.

Notable performances include Alabama’s impressive win over LSU, with quarterback Jalen Milroe showcasing his skills and reentering the Heisman conversation. Notre Dame has also made a strong comeback, reentering the top 10 after a dominant win over Florida State.

The next set of CFP rankings will be released on November 19, providing further clarity on the playoff picture as the season progresses towards its climax[2][5].

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