This week's latest top 25 from the College Football Playoff committee featured two teams from the American Athletic Conference. The 9-0 Army Black Knights moved

In all the talk Sunday surrounding the BYU Cougars’ wild win over the rival Utah Utes Saturday and the drama that unfolded following the game, there wasn’t a whole lot of discussion about the race for the Big 12 Conference title.

Despite Army's undefeated record and ability to pass the so-called "eye test" week in and week out, the Black Knights have only been able to inch up to No. 24 in the College Football Playoff Rankings with less than a month left in the season.

Three weeks remain in college football's regular season, and things continue to feel as delightfully messy as ever. The SEC could end up with anywhere from three to five teams in the College Football Playoff (though the CFP committee's most recent rankings suggest three or four is more likely than five).

There's a great deal of football left to be played, but if the 12-team College Football Playoff started today, the Georgia Bulldogs would be out. The Alabama Crimson Tide would be in, as would the Texas Longhorns,

Miami’s loss to Georgia Tech dims considerably the ACC’s prospects for the multiple bids the league craves as the playoff triples to 12 teams this season.