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Ohio State and Miami Drop in Rankings; Championship Week Drama Affects Playoff Picture

As championship week unfolds, Ohio State and Miami slip in rankings, igniting controversial playoff discussions involving multiple teams.

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Updated: Dec 4th, 2024, 10:17 AM ET

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With the SEC and Big Ten championship games ahead, Ohio State fell to No. 6 after losing to Michigan, while Miami dropped to No. 12 after losing to Syracuse. Tensions rise between Iowa State and SMU concerning playoff spots, as athletic directors exchanged sharp criticisms about ranking criteria. Oregon holds the top spot as the only undefeated team. Key matchups include SMU versus Clemson and Penn State versus Oregon, critical for final playoff selections. The 12-team College Football Playoff bracket will be finalized Sunday after pivotal championship game outcomes.

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