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Oklahoma State Moves up to No. 10 in College Football Playoff Rankings
Another week, another move up the boards for Oklahoma State after a convincing road win over TCU on Saturday. The Cowboys have jumped from No. 11 up to No. 10 in this weeks committee rankings.
Here are the full top 25 rankings.
Fourth Rankings: The #CFBPlayoff Selection Committee Top 25. pic.twitter.com/4uweznJUyu
— College Football Playoff (@CFBPlayoff) November 23, 2016
The Cowboys are also ranked No. 10 in both the coaches and AP poll that was released on Sunday.
It will be interesting to see how the committee treats Oklahoma State over the next week, with the Cowboys facing a bye week before the Big 12 title game in Norman.
Key games this weekend that take place such as Ohio State vs. Michigan, and Washington State vs. Washington will end up playing a key factor in the final rankings as to where Oklahoma State.
Bottom line: Root for chaos.
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