Ohio State is still No. 4.
After a blowout win over Purdue on Saturday, the Buckeyes are still among the top-four teams in eyes of the committee, checking in at No. 4 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings.
Nothing has changed for Ohio State. The Buckeyes have a chance to further bolster their College Football Playoff resume in the coming weeks with games against quality opponents or play themselves out with a loss.
Ohio State will now begin its stretch run with back-to-back games against top-10 teams with a home showdown with No. 7 Michigan State this weekend followed by a road matchup with No. 6 Michigan in Ann Arbor.
With wins against the Spartans and the Wolverines, the Buckeyes would punch their ticket to a fifth-straight Big Ten Championship game where they would almost certainly meet another ranked opponent, likely either No. 15 Wisconsin or No. 17 Iowa.
Here are the full rankings:
Rank # | Team | Record |
---|---|---|
1 | GEORGIA | 10-0 |
2 | ALABAMA | 9-1 |
3 | OREGON | 9-1 |
4 | OHIO STATE | 9-1 |
5 | CINCINNATI | 10-0 |
6 | MICHIGAN | 9-1 |
7 | MICHIGAN STATE | 9-1 |
8 | NOTRE DAME | 9-1 |
9 | OKLAHOMA STATE | 9-1 |
10 | WAKE FOREST | 9-1 |
11 | BAYLOR | 8-2 |
12 | OLE MISS | 8-2 |
13 | OKLAHOMA | 9-1 |
14 | BYU | 8-2 |
15 | WISCONSIN | 7-3 |
16 | TEXAS A&M | 7-3 |
17 | IOWA | 8-2 |
18 | PITTSBURGH | 8-2 |
19 | SAN DIEGO STATE | 9-1 |
20 | NC STATE | 7-3 |
21 | ARKANSAS | 7-3 |
22 | UTSA | 10-0 |
23 | UTAH | 7-3 |
24 | HOUSTON | 9-1 |
25 | MISSISSIPPI STATE | 6-4 |