top 4 in the college football as of right now

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Peach Bowl: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Washington
Fiesta Bowl: No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 3 Clemson

and the rest

Orange Bowl: No. 5 Michigan vs. No. 12 Florida State
Cotton Bowl: No. 17 Western Michigan vs. No. 7 Penn State
Rose Bowl: No. 6 Wisconsin vs. No. 8 Colorado
Sugar Bowl: No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 14 Auburn

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/top-25-college-football-playoff-rankings-takeaways-from-fifth-release/ar-AAkWjf1?ocid=spartandhp

if Penn State beats Wisconsin they should leap frog Washington at No. 4.

if Wisconsin beats Penn State they should leap frog Washington at No. 4.

As long as OSU loses in the first playoff game they play, I'll be happy.

It's been rigged for them since they lost to Penn State earlier in the year. And here's why I feel that way. When FSU lost to Louisville earlier in the year, the Seminoles dropped from #2 to #13. Louisville was ranked 10th. When OSU lost to PSU late in the season, PSU was unranked, yet OSU only fell to #6.

IMO, the system is still favoring schools who have a better media presence than field presence. IF OSU would've fallen like FSU did, would they be back in the picture? Probably not. But alas, the system didn't do it's job in all decisions after certain teams lost.

Just my 2 cents, but maybe it's time to extend the playoffs to the top 8. Make it more interesting, more fun, more precise on who deserves the national title!

stlrtruck wrote:

As long as OSU loses in the first playoff game they play, I'll be happy.

It's been rigged for them since they lost to Penn State earlier in the year.  And here's why I feel that way.  When FSU lost to Louisville earlier in the year, the Seminoles dropped from #2 to #13.  Louisville was ranked 10th.  When OSU lost to PSU late in the season, PSU was unranked, yet OSU only fell to #6.

IMO, the system is still favoring schools who have a better media presence than field presence.  IF OSU would've fallen like FSU did, would they be back in the picture?  Probably not.  But alas, the system didn't do it's job in all decisions after certain teams lost.

Just my 2 cents, but maybe it's time to extend the playoffs to the top 8.  Make it more interesting, more fun, more precise on who deserves the national title!

Louisville beat FSU by 43 points OSU lost to PSU on a blocked field goal return TD.

I really don't see any body beating Alabama this season.

effyou515 wrote:

stlrtruck wrote:

As long as OSU loses in the first playoff game they play, I'll be happy.

It's been rigged for them since they lost to Penn State earlier in the year.  And here's why I feel that way.  When FSU lost to Louisville earlier in the year, the Seminoles dropped from #2 to #13.  Louisville was ranked 10th.  When OSU lost to PSU late in the season, PSU was unranked, yet OSU only fell to #6.

IMO, the system is still favoring schools who have a better media presence than field presence.  IF OSU would've fallen like FSU did, would they be back in the picture?  Probably not.  But alas, the system didn't do it's job in all decisions after certain teams lost.

Just my 2 cents, but maybe it's time to extend the playoffs to the top 8.  Make it more interesting, more fun, more precise on who deserves the national title!

Louisville beat FSU by 43 points OSU lost to PSU on a blocked field goal return TD.

I really don't see any body beating Alabama this season.

As bad as the beating may have been from Louisville, they were also a ranked opponent. PSU, at the time, was unranked, and a game the talking heads thought was a sure thing for OSU.

OSU should've dropped more than 2 spots with the loss, but they didn't. Why?

effyou515 wrote:

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Peach Bowl: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Washington
Fiesta Bowl: No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 3 Clemson

and the rest

Orange Bowl: No. 5 Michigan vs. No. 12 Florida State
Cotton Bowl: No. 17 Western Michigan vs. No. 7 Penn State
Rose Bowl: No. 6 Wisconsin vs. No. 8 Colorado
Sugar Bowl: No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 14 Auburn

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/top-25-college-football-playoff-rankings-takeaways-from-fifth-release/ar-AAkWjf1?ocid=spartandhp

if Penn State beats Wisconsin they should leap frog Washington at No. 4.

if Wisconsin beats Penn State they should leap frog Washington at No. 4.

Update: #9 USC is playing #6 Penn State in the Rose Bowl. Should be a real good game. The winner should end up in the top 4.

stlrtruck wrote:

effyou515 wrote:

stlrtruck wrote:

As long as OSU loses in the first playoff game they play, I'll be happy.

It's been rigged for them since they lost to Penn State earlier in the year.  And here's why I feel that way.  When FSU lost to Louisville earlier in the year, the Seminoles dropped from #2 to #13.  Louisville was ranked 10th.  When OSU lost to PSU late in the season, PSU was unranked, yet OSU only fell to #6.

IMO, the system is still favoring schools who have a better media presence than field presence.  IF OSU would've fallen like FSU did, would they be back in the picture?  Probably not.  But alas, the system didn't do it's job in all decisions after certain teams lost.

Just my 2 cents, but maybe it's time to extend the playoffs to the top 8.  Make it more interesting, more fun, more precise on who deserves the national title!

Louisville beat FSU by 43 points OSU lost to PSU on a blocked field goal return TD.

I really don't see any body beating Alabama this season.

As bad as the beating may have been from Louisville, they were also a ranked opponent.  PSU, at the time, was unranked, and a game the talking heads thought was a sure thing for OSU.

OSU should've dropped more than 2 spots with the loss, but they didn't.  Why?

A few corrections:
1. FSU dropped from #2 to #13 after losing to Louisville
2. OSU dropped from #2 to #6 after losing to Penn State

However the differences of dropping 11 spots by losing to a top 10 opponent vs. dropping only 4 by losing to unranked opponent don't make sense.

stlrtruck wrote:

effyou515 wrote:

stlrtruck wrote:

As long as OSU loses in the first playoff game they play, I'll be happy.

It's been rigged for them since they lost to Penn State earlier in the year.  And here's why I feel that way.  When FSU lost to Louisville earlier in the year, the Seminoles dropped from #2 to #13.  Louisville was ranked 10th.  When OSU lost to PSU late in the season, PSU was unranked, yet OSU only fell to #6.

IMO, the system is still favoring schools who have a better media presence than field presence.  IF OSU would've fallen like FSU did, would they be back in the picture?  Probably not.  But alas, the system didn't do it's job in all decisions after certain teams lost.

Just my 2 cents, but maybe it's time to extend the playoffs to the top 8.  Make it more interesting, more fun, more precise on who deserves the national title!

Louisville beat FSU by 43 points OSU lost to PSU on a blocked field goal return TD.

I really don't see any body beating Alabama this season.

As bad as the beating may have been from Louisville, they were also a ranked opponent.  PSU, at the time, was unranked, and a game the talking heads thought was a sure thing for OSU.

OSU should've dropped more than 2 spots with the loss, but they didn't.  Why?

Because they're OSU and they always get favorable treatment.

if Penn State didn't lose to Pitt or got blown out by Michigan they would be in the playoffs


Still think Penn State should of jumped Washington for the #4 spot and got into the playoffs

Right or wrong the difference was Penn State loss to Pitt and Ohio State win over Oklahoma Penn State loss to Michigan which Ohio State beat, Penn State had 2 loses Ohio State had 1 loss.

I'm looking forward to next years Penn State vs Ohio State game because this season they were two young teams next year both will be powerhouses. I really like what coach Franklin has built at Penn State I see Penn State back on the national stage.

Sam Darnold ...

USC no 4?

Great game by both SC and Penn St, Barkley and Darnold should be future stars in the NFL