The College Football Playoff selection committee announced its latest Top 25 rankings on Tuesday night. After big losses last weekend, previously top-ranked Georgia slipped to No. 7, and former No. 3 Notre Dame dropped five spots. Replacing the Bulldogs atop the pack this week is Alabama, with Clemson, Miami and Oklahoma rounding out the remaining playoff slots, in that order.
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Alabama's new No. 1 ranking marks the 11th appearance at the top for the Crimson Tide in the CFP era, five more than any other school. Clemson's No. 2 ranking is its highest this season, and the Tigers are making their 10th appearance in the top 2, second only to the Tide in the CFP era.
Miami's four-spot jump from last week matches the largest by any team into the top 4 in the CFP era, after Alabama in 2014 and 2015's Sooners; and Oklahoma is the first Big 12 team to appear in the playoff picture since it finished No. 4 in the final 2015 rankings.