The College Football Playoff committee has released its second rankings of the 2015 season, highlighted by the fall of the LSU Tigers out of the top four following their 30-16 road loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday. These rankings reflect just how the members are assessing each team's stock heading down the stretch of the regular season.
Last week's top six read as follows: Clemson, LSU, Ohio State, Alabama, Notre Dame, and Baylor. This week? Things are a bit different.
Keep in mind -- these rankings serve as a reflection of where teams stand right now with their current resume, and aren't necessarily a representation of who the committee thinks are the best teams in the country.
Check out where your team stands below:
TOP FOUR
1) Clemson (9-0)
2) Alabama (8-1)
3) Ohio State (9-0)
4) Notre Dame (8-1)
REST OF THE FIELD
5) Iowa (9-0)
6) Baylor (8-0)
7) Stanford (8-1)
8) Oklahoma State (9-0)
9) LSU (7-1)
10) Utah (8-1)
11) Florida (8-1)
12) Oklahoma (8-1)
13) Michigan State (8-1)
14) Michigan (7-2)
15) TCU (8-1)
16) Florida State (7-2)
17) Mississippi State (7-2)
18) Northwestern (7-2)
19) UCLA (7-2)
20) Navy (7-1)
21) Memphis (8-1)
22) Temple (8-1)
23) North Carolina (8-1)
24) Houston (9-0)
25) Wisconsin (8-2)
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