We're inching closer to the final College Football Playoff rankings, but we still have some time before the final four-team field is set.
What will the Week 12 Playoff rankings look like after Alabama-Mississippi State, Clemson-Boston College and Ohio State-Michigan Stat? More importantly: How can you watch the latest Playoff rankings?
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The first set of rankings were released on Oct. 30, and we've already seen one team (LSU) drop out of the top four. It'll be interesting to see how each week affects the rankings, especially as each game takes on more and more importance as the season wears on.
Here are some need-to-know facts about the next set of CFP rankings:
When are the College Football Playoff rankings released?
The next set of rankings will be released on Tuesday, Nov. 20 on ESPN. It will be the fourth of six rankings to be released, the last of which will be on Selection Day on: The final pairings in the Playoff.
How to watch the CFP Selection Show
ESPN televises the College Football Playoff rankings on its family of networks, but times are flexible throughout the process. Check your TV listings for the right ESPN channel, or live stream online or via the ESPN app.
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When is Selection Day for the College Football Playoff?
Selection Day is Sunday, Dec. 2, and that's when the four teams for the 2018 College Football Playoff semifinals will be selected.
Who is on the College Football Playoff committee?
| Bill Hancock, executive director |
| Rob Mullens, chair, Oregon director of athletics |
| Frank Beamer, former Virginia Tech coach |
| Paola Boivin, Arizona State professor |
| Jeff Bower, former Southern Miss coach |
| Joe Castiglione, Oklahoma director of athletics |
| Herb Deromedi, former Central Michigan coach |
| Ken Hatfield, former Rice, Clemson, Arkansas, Air Force coach |
| Chris Howard, Robert Morris president |
| Bobby Johnson, former Vanderbilt coach |
| Ronnie Lott, former USC All-American |
| Gene Smith, Ohio State director of athletics |
| Todd Stansbury, Georgia Tech director of athletics |
| Scott Stricklin, Florida director of athletics |
