And at 9-3, Syracuse's offense is the only one more prolific than Miami's. Watch CFP rankings reveal live on Fubo (free trial) Meanwhile, the Rebels lost to 4-8 Kentucky ... at home. Bama has to answer for how in the world it lost at 6-6 Oklahoma.

Last weekend, the Gamecocks won at Clemson — a ranked team — and moved up one spot in the CFP ranking. Alabama won over Auburn — a team that finished 5-7 — and was rewarded with a two-spot bump into the critical No. 11 position, the one that essentially would ensure a spot in the 12-team playoff.

Said losses over the last three weeks—a 28–23 defeat at the hands of Georgia Tech and a 42–38 barnburner of a loss to the Syracuse Orange—were part of the reason why Miami (10-2) was ranked behind the Alabama Crimson Tide (9–3).

This season will be one of the biggest letdowns in Hurricanes history, made more frustrating by a 9-0 start, which at the time made UM a lock for the playoffs.

Miami landed 12th in the latest CFP rankings but out of the bracket. Here’s the College Football Playoff picture for the Canes and path to the championship.

It positions the Buckeyes well and in a spot to most likely host a home game in Ohio Stadium. If OSU remains in the same spot (there's a good chance it does) after the last CFP Rankings are released Sunday,

Barring an upset in Saturday’s ACC championship game between Clemson and SMU, the three-loss Crimson Tide might be headed back to the CFP for the ninth time in the past 11 seasons. The Hurricanes

The final College Football Playoff rankings come out Dec. 8, and we have predictions on where Georgia will land. Here’s what to know.

The college football bowl game schedule will be announced Sunday, Dec. 8. With their CFP hopes seemingly over, here are Miami's bowl game projections.