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Predicted playoff committee rankings for week 7, 2015

By Dr. Ed Feng Leave a Comment

Screen Shot 2015-10-12 at 10.05.01 AMOn Bleacher Report, I predict what the college football playoff committee rankings will be based on past polls and game results from the past week.

In addition, I discuss some interesting movers from the week. This week’s article includes a discussion of Michigan, USC and the wreck of the Big 12 behind Baylor.

Note that I wrote the section on USC before learning of coach Steve Sarkisian leave of absence and center Max Turk’s season ending knee injury.

To check out the article, click here.

Filed Under: Baylor Bears, Bleacher Report Column, College Football, College football 2015, College Football Analytics, Michigan Wolverines, USC Trojans

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