Here's What The Expanded 12-Team CFP Bracket Would Look Like Right Now

The initial College Football Playoff rankings came out Wednesday night with Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, and Florida State as the Top-4 teams.

This season will be the final year of a four-team playoff before we switch to a 12-team bracket next season.

In a 12-team playoff, here's what the bracket would look like:

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With Ohio State as the top seed and the hypothetical Big Ten Champion, Michigan would drop to the No. 5 seed as an at-large bid. Washington would get the No. 4 seed as the hypothetical Pac-12 Champ.

The first round would look like:

No. 12 *Tulane at No. 5 Michigan
No. 9 Oklahoma at No. 8 Alabama
No. 11 Penn State at No. 6 Oregon
No. 10 Ole Miss at No. 7 Texas

*Tulane would get the final spot in the playoff as a projected G5 auto-bid.

Ohio State, Georgia, Florida State, and Washington would get first-round byes.

Missouri and Louisville would be the first two teams left out of the 12-team bracket, according to the ESPN graphic. LSU was ranked No. 14 in the initial ranking Tuesday night and would also be left out of the 12-team playoff.

Thoughts?