Ohio State and Miami were both upset during a chaotic rivalry weekend. How far did those teams drop and which teams does Joel Klatt view as College Football Playoff locks?

Caroline Fenton, Jason Fitz & Adam Breneman react to the latest College Football Playoff Rankings, are joined by Penn State head coach James Franklin and preview the biggest matchups of Week 13. Rule changes have been a hallmark of Rob Manfred's tenure as MLB commissioner. His latest idea is being met with skepticism by many as a bridge too far.

Joel Klatt, one of the most recognized voices in college football analysis, has shifted his perspective on postgame skirmishes following the final weekend of the NCAA regular season. Initially critical of the heated altercations between rival teams,

Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt released his top 10 college football rankings after rival week (Week 14). Klatt's ranking underwent some major changes due to some high-profile upsets.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day had a golden opportunity to show that he could beat Michigan as the Buckeyes were at home in a Wolverines down year, but they lost 13-10.

Indiana has one loss to Ohio State. The Hoosiers have dominated every other opponent. Even in a five point loss to Michigan, Indiana never trailed. Curt Cignetti’s team is in and may even get a home game in the opening round of the CFP… and they deserve it.

The Bulldogs rank No. 5 in Joel Klatt’s rankings, behind just Texas in the SEC and Ohio State, Penn State, and Oregon in the Big Ten. However, Georgia fans are still jubilant because the Bulldogs officially clinched a spot in the SEC championship for the fourth consecutive year.

After the wild Saturday, college football analyst Joel Klatt updated his rankings. The first three teams remain the same from a week ago. Indiana dropped from No. 4 to No. 9 after losing to Ohio State in Columbus. SMU, who wasn't even in the "Almost" section a week ago, jumped into the top 10 with a 33-7 road win over Virginia.

Does Indiana's No. 5 ranking mean the Hoosiers are safe entering Saturday's game against Ohio State? Joel Klatt shared his reactions to the latest CFP rankings.

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There's a growing sense that the Tennessee Vols are on a collision course with the Ohio State Buckeyes in the first round of the College Football Playoff. It's possible that Tennessee could end up playing a different opponent -- such as Indiana,