“The committee still considered the way they’ve been playing offensively, defensively, [No. 12] Mississippi, [No. 25] Mississippi State wins,” he said. “And we didn’t learn a lot new about Alabama, but they stayed at No. 2.
“There was good conversation about where Alabama, Oregon and Ohio State should be placed.”
The top seven teams in last week’s rankings kept the same order after all seven won last week, including the top five by at least two touchdowns.
There was significantly less drama around the CFP rankings this week as nothing really happened with the top group.