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The College Football Playoff selection committee has released its first two 2026 rankings, and fans are arguing about them. On November 10 it put Alabama (7-2) at No. 3, ahead of undefeated UCLA (9-0), after placing a 7-1 Notre Dame at No. 11 the week before even though the AP poll had the Irish at No. 4. The committee says it rewards teams that played harder opponents, which often favors schools from the SEC conference. Critics say the criteria change from team to team and that undefeated teams are being punished for things they can't control. The rankings matter because only 12 teams make the playoff and the top four skip the first round, with the final bracket set on December 6. #College_Football #CFP_Rankings #College_Football_Playoff
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