Why No. 12 Georgia would get left out of 12-team College Football Playoff bracket and how it can get back in
When the second College Football Playoff Rankings were released on Tuesday evening, Georgia found itself in an unfamiliar spot: left out. The Bulldogs were No. 12, marking their lowest spot in the CFP Rankings since Kirby Smart's first season in 2016.
College Football Playoff bracket bubble: Why Georgia is out, and Alabama and Ole Miss are last teams in
Georgia is ranked No. 12 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, which were unveiled Tuesday, but the Bulldogs are the first team out of the latest 12-team playoff bracket. Kirby Smart's squad suffered its second loss of the season, a 28-10 dud at No. 11 Ole Miss that puts the Rebels in and the Bulldogs out.
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Regardless, TV viewers show out. Ohio State-Penn State has averaged 9.4 million viewers when aired on Fox’s “Big Noon” over the last few years, compared to 7.3 million viewers when aired on other networks and/or in other time windows in the past quarter-century, per Fox president of insight and analytics Mike Mulvihill.
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