On paper, Week 10 of the college football season was one of the biggest slates in the sport's recent history. Seven games pitted ranked teams against each other and were set to shape the College Football Playoff picture for the rest of the year.
Four of those games were complete blowouts. Tennessee romped Kentucky to jump into the top 10, Georgia stomped Ole Miss 42-7 to earn the No. 1 ranking, Oregon thumped Ohio State to likely end its CFP hopes, and Alabama made a major statement by crushing LSU on the road.
The three close games also had a major impact on the rankings. Notre Dame, which entered the week at No. 11 and right on the cut line, beat former No. 1 Miami in South Bend. The Irish, assuming it wins out, will be safely in the CFP field thanks to that win. Utah stayed undefeated with a win over BYU, and now the Utes have an inside track to the Big 12 Championship and a first-round bye. Texas also cemented its spot as a likely CFP contender with a gritty road win against Missouri.
How did all of that affect the latest CFP rankings heading into Week 11? Here's what the committee came up with on Tuesday night.
Article Continues Below- Georgia (8-1)
- Utah (9-0)
- Alabama (7-2)
- UCLA (9-0)
- Notre Dame (8-1)
- Texas (7-2)
- Miami (FL) (8-1)
- Tennessee (7-2)
- Indiana (8-1)
- BYU (7-2)
- Kentucky (7-2)
- Texas Tech (8-1)
- Wake Forest (8-1)
- Houston (7-2)
- Iowa (7-2)
- Oregon (6-3)
- South Carolina (6-3)
- USC (7-2)
- Ole Miss (6-3)
- Ohio State (6-3)
- LSU (6-3)
- Missouri (6-3)
- Arizona (7-2)
- Boise State (8-1)
- Oklahoma State (6-3)
This story will be updated.