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Here are the first ever College Football Playoff rankings.
Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
The College Football Playoff selection committee released their first initial rankings on Tuesday night and LSU is ranked No. 19.

Here is the Top 25:

1.Mississippi State 7-0
2. Florida State 7- 0
3. Auburn 7-1
4. Ole Miss 7-1

5. Oregon 7-1
6. Alabama 7-1
7. TCU 6-1
8. Michigan State 7-1
9. Kansas State 6-1
10. Notre Dame 6-1
11. Georgia 6-1
12. Arizona 6-1
13. Baylor 6-1
14. Arizona 6-1
15. Nebraska 7-1
16. Ohio State 6-1
17. Utah 6-1
18. Oklahoma 5-2
19. LSU 7-2
20. West Virginia 6-2
21. Clemson 6-2
22. UCLA 6-2
23. East Carolina 6-1
24. Duke 6-1
25. Louisville 6-2
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LSU in SEC West 2 losses and just beat what the think is #4 Ole Miss on the schedule... and OU in Big 10 with 2 losses ranked ahead of us? Give me a break. Concession - only reason why Ole Miss is in the top 4 is because Archie Manning is on the board
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I just want to know how Oklahoma is ahead of us c'mon man
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What a joke
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As mentioned earlier strength of schedule doesn't mean shite. Why play a hard schedule play panzies lose 1 of your tough games on schedule beat more panzies = Oregon or Ohio st and back in top 10. Pure shite show.
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The first Arizona is Arizona. The second Arizona is Arizona St.
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What more should we have expected from the clown on that committee? It will all play out though.
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So I suppose Strength of Schedule means nothing...
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Hahaha wat?
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frick them guys

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Arizona listed twice? 12 and 14?
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Looks like maybe MSU vs. Oregon and FSU vs. a 1-loss SEC team if there are no other major losses (which is only possible if Auburn beats Ole Miss). No problem with that.

Having LSU lower than the polls - and much lower than any major computer system - is ridiculous though. Apparently, they're not as "objective" as we were promised. Surprise!

I'm not just being a homer either, because Alabama should be higher too, even though as long as Auburn beats Ole Miss, they control their own destiny into the top 4.
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THE FRICK
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