As the highly anticipated conference championship week approaches, college football fans eagerly await the latest College Football Rankings. Before the official unveiling, let’s take a look at some predictions for where the top 25 teams could stand. The fifth reveal of the CFP top 25 will happen on Tuesday, Nov. 28, and here’s a sneak peek at what the rankings might look like. Please note that these are personal predictions based on considerations such as head-to-head results, schedule strength, games against ranked teams, and more. You can read the official protocols from the CFP committee here.
College Football Playoff rankings predictions: Week 14 Top 25 projections
These predictions are as of Sunday, November 26.
- Georgia (12-0) | LW: 1 — Securing a victory against a tough Georgia Tech, the Bulldogs are expected to maintain their top spot with a string of previous ranked wins.
- Michigan (12-0) | LW: 2 — The Wolverines can argue for the number one position with their impressive win over Ohio State, but they may have to settle for second place in these rankings.
- Washington (12-0) | LW: 4 — After a significant win in the Apple Cup, Washington is predicted to move up one spot in the rankings.
- Tulane (11-1) | LW: 23 — Holding on for another week above Liberty, Tulane will need to maintain their performance in the AAC championship to secure a New Year’s Six bowl spot.
- Clemson (8-4) | LW: 24 — A victory over rival South Carolina may propel Clemson up one spot in the rankings.
- Liberty (12-0) | LW: 25 — Despite an undefeated record, Liberty will need to make a statement in the C-USA championship game to move past Tulane and secure a New Year’s Six bowl opportunity.
- Toledo (11-1) | LW: NR — Speculation arises whether the committee will rank Toledo this week to provide a clearer picture of the New Year’s Six Bowl landscape.
New Team: Toledo
Team to drop out: Kansas State (19)
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Notable College Football Playoff rankings questions
Can Michigan get the top spot for a week?
Is there anything Liberty can do to move past Tulane?
Despite being undefeated, Liberty struggles to move past Tulane, who holds the edge with one loss. The potential for a New Year’s Six bowl spot raises questions about what Liberty can do to surpass Tulane in the rankings.