Here's what you need to know about the College Football Playoff rankings for Week 14 games, announced on Nov. 26.

The College Football Playoff has used a selection committee since its first season in 2014, and that hasn’t changed. A 13-member committee, which has announced its rankings weekly since November, will set the bracket when it unveils the final 12-team rankings on Dec. 8.

The Southeastern Conference’s losses were almost everyone else’s gain in the College Football Playoff rankings.

Just when it looked like we had some clarity as to how the first 12-team College Football Playoff would look, we have more questions than ever before.  With the

With just one week left in the college football regular season, the only thing we really know about the playoff field is that we don't know anything for sure ab

We are approaching the stretch run, folks, which means every single game counts — especially for those on the College Football Playoff rankings bubble. Only 12 teams can crack the final field, determined entirely in secret by a group of NCAA elder statesmen with their fingers on the pulse (allegedly).

Nicole Auerbach builds her 12-team bracket after Alabama and Ole Miss pick up their third losses and Indiana suffers its first defeat of the season.

Boise State received the fourth and final bye in this week's College Football Playoff rankings, leaving BYU out of that mix and the Big 12 on the list of power conferences with a gripe.

The Big 12 scenarios are particularly chaotic, but here is what’s at stake during the final weekend of college football’s regular season.

On Tuesday, the College Football Playoff committee released its latest set of rankings. Obviously, 6-5 USC was nowhere to be found in the top 25. To make matters worse for USC fans, Trojan archrival Notre Dame currently sits as the No.