College Football Playoff Rankings: Mississippi State, Florida State stay at No. 1 and No. 2
The College Football Playoff system continues to be the conversation of the football fans around United States. In the old system, the BCS, only two teams were being selected and mostly, it provided problems because teams deserving to be on top were left off.
While the CFP maintains the argument that it is better because four teams will be selected, and not only the undefeated teams, to have a chance at the national championship game, still many doubters are not in favor of because the new system contains many flaws.
In the first College Football Rankings, SEC teams dominated the Top Four, with Mississippi State, Auburn and Ole Miss. However, Auburn defeated Ole Miss last Saturday, that would put Oregon at No. 4 and Alabama at No. 5.
Florida State found ways to beat Louisville in a come-from-behind victory on Thursday. As long as Florida State is undefeated, they would remain No. 2 or No. 1, in case Mississippi State fails to beat the strong and powerful opponents in the SEC.
1. Mississippi State
2. Florida State
3. Auburn
4. Oregon
5. Alabama
6. TCU
7. Kansas State
8. Michigan State
9. Arizona State
10. Notre Dame
11. Ole Miss
12. Baylor
13. Nebraska
14. Ohio State
15. Oklahoma
16. LSU
17. Utah
18. UCLA
19. Arizona
20. Georgia
21. Clemson
22. Duke
23. West Virginia
24. Georgia Tech
25. Wisconsin
