B/R Experts Week 13 College Football Rankings 2024
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Pandemonium ruled Saturday in college football.
Even when a few of the favorites won, it wasn’t without theater. The day included a smattering of critical face-offs with College Football Playoff ramifications dotting the spectrum.
The playoff photo is still far from cleared, and some results made things more dirty. After Ohio State’s 38-15 annihilation of Indiana to hand a Hoosiers group with a weak schedule its very first loss of the season, did it drop Curt Cignetti’s group out of the 12-team field?
No. 4 Penn State made it through in a one-point win at Minnesota. Texas didn’t look excellent however managed Kentucky. Notre Dame rolled. Boise State sweated out a roadway win at lowly Wyoming.
Ole Miss, Alabama and Texas A&M paralyzed their playoff possibilities, opening things up for quite much all the fringe groups.
Jaxson Dart’s back-to-back drive-ending interceptions protected a 24-17 upset win for Florida to press the Rebels out of the photo. Alabama could not do anything on the roadway versus Oklahoma’s defense as Jalen Milroe unwinded. The Aggies shockingly lost in 4 overtimes at Auburn.
We attempted to understand all of it.
Today’s panel consisted of David Kenyon, Morgan Moriarty, Adam Kramer and Brad Shepard. A first-place vote deserved 25 points, a second-place vote worth 24 points and so on.
Leading 25
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B/R Top 25
1. Oregon
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Notre Dame
6. Georgia
7. Indiana
8. Miami
9. SMU
10. Tennessee
11. Boise State
12. Clemson
13. Arizona State
14. Alabama
15. Ole Miss
16. Iowa State
17. South Carolina
18. Colorado
19. Tulane
20. BYU
21. Texas A&M
22. UNLV
23. Army
24. Illinois
T-25. Memphis
T-25. Missouri
Who’s Hot: Ohio State in a Top-Five Battle
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In a week where some competitors were delighting in late-season cupcakes, Ohio State got some late-season design points in a top-five match.
They seriously harmed No. 5 Indiana’s College Football Playoff possibilities while doing so.
The majority of the week, experts discussed what a chance this was for the unbeaten Hoosiers to seal their status on the nationwide phase after playing a schedule without quality challengers. Rather, the Buckeyes bent their blue-blood status.
IU lacks concern a good, feel-good story this season, however Ohio State is a Big Ten monster, and the Buckeyes looked playoff-primed Saturday in a 38-15 win. A late fourth-quarter punch-in conserved the Hoosiers some face,