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No need to wait until Tuesday, here’s the 6th edition of the playoffs from the College Football Tables:
The CFB tables finally agrees with #1, but that’s about it. Here’s where we stand after Week 10:
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Ohio State falls out of the top 10, UCLA cracks the top 5 and New Mexico earns its first-ever ranking in the AP Top 25 poll. See where your team landed.
Week 9 Playoff rankings update is in! See who’s in (and the first 2 out) below: Full Playoff Standings are 👉 collegefootballtables.com/pl…
Week 9 and still lots of logos getting more value than the Tables rankings. Here's the differences and how it works:
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Ohio State replaces BYU at No. 2 while No. 1 Miami is the only team to hold its spot in the AP Top 25 poll. See where your team landed.
The AP ranks on reputation. College Football Tables ranks on what happened.
Wins earn points based on who you beat and where. Every loss costs the same, no matter the conference. The top 12 make our version of the playoff.
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The Tables, once again, with some large discrepancies. Season cumulative standings, based on results alone (and especially with a 24 team playoff) is the only way to go. Wake Forest may not pass the Logo or Eye Test, but their results to date in the Tables system are the best.
Not a single team stayed put in this week’s AP Top 25.
Miami is No. 1 for the first time since 2002 and BYU climbs to No. 2 after a historic weekend of upsets. See where your team landed: apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-col…
If we’re going to a straight 24 team playoff, just make the results matter. College Football Tables solves the squabbles, removes the committees, and scores everyone on their real results. No opinions, no logos.
P4 wins earn 5 on the road, 4 at home or neutral. G6 wins earn 3 on the road, 2 at home. 1 point earned for FCS win or OT Loss. Works for hockey and soccer, why not College Football too?
Fresh round of playoff rankings following the Week 7 AP Poll. 4 team shuffle in and out. Notre Dame claims #1, with top 4 rounded out by Wake Forest, Georgia, UCLA. Your logo is not your ticket to the top of the Tables.
Texas drops 6 in the poll but barely makes the Tables. UCLA, Wake Forest, USC are Tables Top 5 but double digits in the polls. Results should be more important than brand names. That’s the Tables’ philosophy.
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Georgia takes over at No. 1 while Texas tumbles and Oregon drops out in the AP Top 25. See where your team landed.
5 Weeks of College Football. Here's how the CFB Tables Playoffs look. Season results to date setting the field > a committee of "elite" ADs. Strength of schedule (total of played opponents points) breaks the 5 way 16 point tie.
Two AP Top 5s in the mid teens. AP 21 and 25 at 6&5 respectively. And I guess Wake Forest is just a sleeping group of trees to the pollsters. Results >>>> Logos and Feels.
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Missouri sends Florida plummeting and LSU rejoins the top 10. See where your team landed in The Associated Press Top 25.
First playoff rankings of the year are in! When results to date matter more than logos, things look a tad different. Can your team win their way in? collegefootballtables.com/ho…
Mississippi State and UCLA put winning first. They sit atop the CFB Tables.. but just breaking into the AP. Ohio State apparently has a nice logo.. collegefootballtables.com/ho…
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Florida makes a big leap in the AP Top 25 poll while Ole Miss, USC and Missouri tumble. See where your team landed.
Mississippi State's 2nd consecutive 5 point Win places the Bulldogs all alone at the top of the Tables! See how your team is doing: collegefootballtables.com/?y…
A who's who of logos...wouldn't it be better if results mattered? The CFB Tables formula is simple. Win games, earn points, don't speculate. collegefootballtables.com/ho…
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The latest AP Top 25 Poll is out. See which college football teams moved up, down, dropped out and entered the poll.
