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Breaking down which teams have the most to be angry about with this week’s CFP ranking.
CFP committee chair on how strength of schedule
After a shaky 2023 season with the Colorado Buffaloes, Deion Sanders has suddenly become one of the hottest names in college football coaching circles.
Sanders has led Colorado to an 8-2 record; 6-1 in the Big 12 Conference and the No. 16 spot in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. It’s hard to argue with that success, in a season that started with few expectations.
Given his profile and the impact he’s had on the Colorado program, there’s been speculation that Sanders could leave Boulder for greener pastures after the season.
The third edition of the College Football Playoff rankings were released Tuesday, and there was one big change in the format. Boise State, despite being ranked No. 12, is slated to earn a first-round bye since it will be one of the top four conference champions. The Broncos are on a march to the Mountain West Conference Championship Game with its only loss coming to No. 1 Oregon 37-34 in Week 2.
No. 14 BYU is slated to earn the last of the automatic bids as it leads the Big 12 but is not one of the top four conference leaders.
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The Committee finally did right by the Group of Five.
Boise State has got a first round bye.
In the latest iteration of the College Football Playoff rankings, the Broncos are one of the highest ranked conference champions by virtue of being projected to win the Mountain West, and would be ranked higher than the Big 12 or AAC champion at that point. With the Broncos all but locking up a spot in the MWC title game against either Colorado State or UNLV, Boise is smooth sailing towards the playoff.
Elsewhere, the Big 12 needs help.
Boise State, which pulled away from San Jose State last Saturday, moved ahead of BYU in the rankings released by the College Football Playoff selection committee Tuesday, putting the Broncos in position to get a first-round bye ahead of the Big 12 champ.
Notre Dame‘s men’s ice hockey team is getting a bit of heat for a tweet that the team has since deleted and apologized for in which they told fans traveling to games abroad in Belfast, Northern Ireland to refrain from wearing Irish symbolism including the color green and even the word “Irish.”
The Fighting I̶r̶i̶s̶h̶ are heading to Northern Ireland to play in a tournament called the “Friendship Four,” which includes three other teams — all of which play in Hockey East — Merrimack College, Harvard University, and Boston University.
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