There wasn’t a lot motion on the high of the second Faculty Soccer Playoff rankings.
With all 5 undefeated Energy 5 groups scoring victories in Week 10, the highest 5 was unchanged. Ohio State stored the highest spot over Georgia, Michigan, Florida State and Washington.
General, the highest eight did not change. Oregon stayed as the highest one-loss crew at No. 6 forward of Texas and Alabama. Ole Miss moved as much as No. 9 whereas Penn State jumped to No. 10.
Ole Miss and Penn State jumped up due to Oklahoma’s loss to Oklahoma State. The Sooners tumbled to No. 17 and are two spots behind the Cowboys at No. 15.
LSU dropped from No. 14 to No. 19 after shedding to Alabama whereas Notre Dame fell from No. 15 to No. 20 after shedding on the street to Clemson.
Georgia and Alabama do not transfer after ranked wins
Georgia beat No. 12 Missouri in Week 10 and, like Alabama, stayed in the identical spot. The committee was clearly satisfied sufficient by Ohio State’s sturdy second half in its win over Rutgers to maintain the Buckeyes within the high spot.
Alabama actually did not have a spot to go both. Texas beat Alabama in September; despite the fact that the Longhorns wanted time beyond regulation to stave off a Kansas State comeback, it is arduous to justify Alabama leaping over Texas due to that head-to-head victory.
Key matchups in Week 11
There are two top-10 video games in Week 11 with No. 2 Georgia internet hosting No. 9 Ole Miss and No. 3 Michigan visiting No. 10 Penn State. Ole Miss and Penn State will see their playoff hopes extinguished with a loss.
No. 13 Tennessee visits No. 14 Missouri in a sport that might go an extended approach to figuring out a New 12 months’s Six bowl spot. No. 5 Washington additionally will get a check in a go to from No. 18 Utah whereas No. 6 Oregon hosts a USC crew that dropped out of the rankings after shedding to the Huskies in Week 10.
Faculty Soccer Playoff rankings
1. Ohio State (9-0)
2. Georgia (9-0)
3. Michigan (9-0)
4. Florida State (9-0)
5. Washington (9-0)
6. Oregon (8-1)
7. Texas (8-1)
8. Alabama (8-1)
9. Ole Miss (8-1)
10. Penn State (8-1)
11. Louisville (8-1)
12. Oregon State (7-2)
13. Tennessee (7-2)
14. Missouri (7-2)
15. Oklahoma State (7-2)
16. Kansas (7-2)
17. Oklahoma (7-2)
18. Utah (7-2)
19. LSU (6-3)
20. Notre Dame (7-3)
21. Arizona (6-3)
22. Iowa (7-2)
23. Tulane (8-1)
24. North Carolina (7-2)
25. Kansas State (6-3)