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2015 College Football Season – Week 10 Playoff Rankings
The second edition of the College Football Playoff rankings has been released, keeping Clemson at number one while Alabama move to move to take the number two positions. Ohio State remain at number three while Notre Dame, who like the Crimson Tide have one loss, move up to the number four spot, which means getting into the playoffs.
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SEC Dominance – Only Three NFL Teams Don’t Have Alabama or LSU Players
The SEC has been dominated by LSU and Alabama for quite some time, combining for five national titles in the BCS era (four of them won by Nick Saban). Not just on the field, but in the draft as well, as only three teams in the NFL – Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions, don’t have a player from either of these schools.
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2015 College Football Season – Week 10 Rankings
The AP Poll rankings don’t determine anything, but they still mean something, and following week 10 in the 2015 season, they put Clemson on top for the first time in 34 years, followed by Ohio State, Alabama, Baylor and Oklahoma State in the top 5. The Cowboys rising seven spots are the big winners of the week while Michigan State and TCU tumbled down eight spots, not to mention Toledo, Ole Miss and Texas A&M dropping out, replaced by Navy, Wisconsin and Northwestern.
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2015 College Football Seasons – Undefeated Teams Upset; Rankings Will Massively Change
After week 10 of the 2015 college football season, we’re left with just six undefeated teams: Ohio State and Iowa in the Big Ten, Clemson in the ACC, Baylor & Oklahoma State in the Big 12 and Houston in the American Conference. But as the first edition of the rankings by the College Football Playoff committee showed us, losses aren’t the only thing that matters.
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2015 College Football Season – Week 10 Scores & Standings
The number one team in the latest rankings, Clemson, finally beat Florida State and clinched their division to set up a spot in the ACC championship game. LSU got destroyed by Derrick Henry and Alabama, Ohio State didn’t look too smooth in a win over Minnesota and Notre Dame keep on winning despite the injuries piling up. Florida clinched their division and a spot in the SEC title game by beating Vanderbilt, barely. Michigan State lost to Nebraska in the final seconds on a wrong call by the officials.
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2015 College Football Playoff Rankings Week 9
The first rankings by the College Football Playoff committee consist of a few surprises, mainly Clemson and LSU topping Ohio State in the rankings, while Alabama and Notre Dame, teams with one loss, have an edge over Baylor, Michigan State, TCU and Iowa, while Florida complete the top 10.
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2015 College Football Season – Week 9 Rankings
Not a lot of action or movement in the top 25 following week 9, with five of the top 7 not playing, which keeps Ohio State, Baylor, Clemson, LSU and TCU in the top 5, in that order as well. No one new joining the top 10 while Notre Dame move up at the expense of Stanford, while North Carolina make it in for the first time this season and Texas A&M make it back, all at the expense of the ACC, with Pittsburgh and Duke getting bumped.
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2015 College Football Season – 11 Undefeated Teams Left, Rankings Facing a Shuffle
With week 9 in the books, we’re left with 11 undefeated teams, waiting for the first official rankings that mean something to come out. LSU in the SEC; Ohio State, Iowa & Michigan State in the Big Ten; Clemson in the ACC; Baylor, TCU and Oklahoma State in the Big 12; Houston & Memphis in the American conference; and Toledo in the MAC, while Temple were the next team to go down.
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2015 College Football Season – Week 9 Scores & Standings
In week 9 a lot of the top ranked teams got themselves a bye week, so the big games happened for Clemson in a win over North Carolina State, TCU beating West Virginia, Stanford barely surviving Washington State, Notre Dame coming away from Temple with a win and Iowa rolling over Maryland.
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Miami, Corn Elder Score Greatest College Football Touchdown of All Time
A controversial touchdown by Corn Elder is still probably the most amazing we’ve seen in a college football game, as Miami beat Duke 30-27 on a kickoff return with 8 lateral passes.