Life can come at you fast. A week after Missouri received its highest ranking in the short history of the College Football Playoff era, it suffered its second loss of the season to No. 2 Georgia, meaning that a fall was likely to occur. However, the fall wasn’t a big one for the Tigers as it slides to No. 16 in the latest CFP rankings.
Mizzou is now the fifth highest-ranked Southeastern Conference team as its next opponent, Tennessee, moved up four spots to No. 13 after throttling UConn at home. Georgia and Alabama remain at No. 2 and No.