Joel Klatt says the College Football Playoff committee is already devaluing the regular season, and he points to its second top 25 as proof. The committee released its second rankings Tuesday night, with Georgia at No. 1, followed by Utah, Alabama and undefeated UCLA. Indiana, the defending national champion, dropped five spots to No. 9 on a bye week. The rankings came a day after the CFP officially announced it will expand to a 24-team playoff beginning in 2027. On the latest episode of "The Joel Klatt Show," Klatt said the rankings show a committee stuck in what he called an "SEC feedback lo...
Klatt’s CFP Takeaways: Rankings Committee Is ‘Devaluing The Regular Season’
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