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CFP Rankings Reveal: Texas Longhorns move up to No. 6

After a good win at Missouri and some chaos around them, the Texas Longhorns have moved up to No. 6 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings.

The College Football Playoff committee has ranked the Texas Longhorns No. 6 in the latest CFP Rankings after a solid road win over ranked opponent Missouri. This move brings the Longhorns up one spot from last week. Georgia has taken the top spot in the ranking, thanks to Miami's loss to Notre Dame. The Hurricanes have dropped to No. 7.

Utah is currently ranked No. 2, followed by Alabama at No. 3, UCLA at No. 4, and the Fighting Irish just ahead of Texas at No. 5. Interestingly, Alabama and Texas are both two-loss teams. Tennessee, Indiana, BYU, and Kentucky are ranked No. 7 through No. 11. Boise State has earned the No. 12 seed as the highest ranked Group of Six team.

Texas Tech, currently ranked No. 12, has been bumped out of the playoff bracket by Boise State. If the season ended today, Texas would face No. 11 seed Kentucky in their first game. There are five SEC teams in the 12-team bracket, with two each from the Big Ten and Big 12. The ACC has one team in the bracket.

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