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by November 13, 2024

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The College Football Playoff and its new 12-team format are just around the corner. Until then, the football gods will give us a weekly overview of the rankings and predictions.

Every Tuesday, the CFP rankings are restructured to reflect the previous weekend’s results. This Tuesday the show begins at 8:30 p.m. on ESPN. The release of the second rankings of the season will occur between games in the State Farm Champions Classic, so the timing is approximate.

But don’t worry; Get all the updates and live results from this week’s College Football Playoff rankings show here.

CFP PREDICTIONS: Predicting who would make the 12-team field after Week 11

Here’s how to see the College Football Playoff rankings

  • Date: Tuesday, November 12th
  • Time: approximately 8:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. ET
  • TV: ESPN
  • Electricity: Fubo

Watch the CFP Rankings Show on ESPN with a Fubo subscription

  • Tuesday, November 12th: 8:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. ET (approximate start time)
  • Tuesday, November 19th: 7-8pm ET
  • Tuesday, November 26th: 8-9pm ET
  • Tuesday, December 3rd: 7-7:30 p.m. ET
  • Sunday December 8th: 12pm-4pm ET (Selection Sunday)

USA TODAY

* – Conference champions

  1. Oregon*
  2. Texas*
  3. BYU*
  4. Miami*
  5. Ohio State
  6. Tennessee
  7. Penn State
  8. Indiana
  9. Notre Dame
  10. Alabama
  11. Georgia
  12. Boise State*

Sports Illustrated

  1. Oregon
  2. Ohio State
  3. Texas
  4. Penn State
  5. Tennessee
  6. Indiana
  7. BYU
  8. Notre Dame
  9. Alabama
  10. Ole Miss
  11. Miami
  12. Georgia

The athlete

  1. Oregon
  2. Ohio State
  3. Penn State
  4. Texas
  5. Indiana
  6. Tennessee
  7. BYU
  8. Notre Dame
  9. Alabama
  10. Ole Miss
  11. Georgia
  12. Miami

ESPN

  1. Oregon
  2. Ohio State
  3. Texas
  4. Penn State
  5. Tennessee
  6. Indiana
  7. BYU
  8. Notre Dame
  9. Alabama
  10. Georgia
  11. Miami
  12. Boise State

The top four seeds in the tournament will be awarded to the four top-seeded conference champions. Each of them also receives a bye for the first round.

The fifth seed conference champion is also guaranteed a spot in the CFP, but is not guaranteed the No. 5 seed. Places 5 to 12 will be determined based on the final ranking of the selection committees. If the fifth-ranked conference champion is ranked outside the top-12, they will receive the No. 12 seed in the playoffs.

  1. Oregon – W vs. Maryland, 38-19
  2. Ohio State – W vs. Purdue, 45-0
  3. Georgia -L @ Ole Miss, 28-10
  4. Miami – L @ Georgia Tech, 28-23
  5. Texas – W vs. Florida, 49-17
  6. Penn State – W vs. Washington, 35-6
  7. Tennessee – W vs. Mississippi State, 33-14
  8. Indiana – W vs. Michigan, 20-15
  9. BYU -W@Utah, 22-21
  10. Notre Dame – W vs. Florida State, 52-3
  11. Alabama -W@LSU, 42-13
  12. Boise State – W vs. Nevada, 28-21
  13. SMU – BYE
  14. Texas A&M – BYE
  15. LSU -L vs. Alabama, 42-13
  16. Ole Miss – W vs. Georgia, 28-10
  17. Iowa State – L vs. Kansas, 45-36
  18. Pitt – L vs. Virginia, 24-19
  19. Kansas State – BYE
  20. Colorado – W @ Texas Tech, 41-27
  21. Washington State – W vs. Utah State, 49-28
  22. Louisville – BYE
  23. Clemson – W @ Virginia Tech, 24-14
  24. Missouri – W vs. Oklahoma, 30-23
  25. army – W @ North Texas, 14-3
  • 2014: No. 4 Ohio State def. No. 2 Oregon, 42-20
  • 2015: No. 2 Alabama def. No. 1 Clemson, 45-40
  • 2016: No. 2 Clemson def. No. 1 Alabama, 35-31
  • 2017: No. 4 Alabama def. No. 3 Georgia, 26-23 (OT)
  • 2018: No. 2 Clemson def. No. 1 Alabama, 44-16
  • 2019: No. 1 LSU def. No. 3 Clemson, 42-25
  • 2020: No. 1 Alabama def. No. 3 Ohio State, 52-24
  • 2021: No. 3 Georgia defeated. No. 1 Alabama, 33-18
  • 2022: No. 1 Georgia defeated. No. 3 TCU, 65-7
  • 2023: No. 1 Michigan defeated. No. 2 Washington, 34-13

Each of the four quarterfinal games and both semifinal games are played in the current New Year’s Six Bowls. These bowls include Rose, Sugar, Orange, Fiesta, Cotton and Peach bowls. As with the four-team playoffs, these bowls alternate between hosting semifinal and quarterfinal games each year.

In 2024, the quarterfinal bowl games will be the Fiesta Bowl, Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl. The semifinal bowl games will be the Cotton and Orange Bowls.

The 8:30 p.m. ET start time listed for tonight’s CFP Rankings show was merely an approximation. In reality, the show was scheduled to begin after the end of the men’s college basketball game between Michigan State and Kansas. The teams compete in the State Farm Champions Classic.

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