To many's surprise, the Miami Hurricanes did not drastically drop in the College Football Playoff Rankings announced on Tuesday night.Miami Teases The Edge Of The Bubble In Newest College Football Playoff RankingsThe Hurricanes sit at the No.

The Hurricanes’ place in the College Football Playoff ranking took a hit after their 28-23 upset loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday.

The first College Football Playoff rankings will offer an early look at where Miami Hurricanes football stands. Here’s how to watch the release show.

In the latest College Football Playoff rankings, the Oregon Ducks stay at No. 1. The Georgia Bulldogs fall to No. 12, and the Miami Hurricanes dropped to No. 9. The Big Ten has four teams in the top five with Oregon,

Ole Miss got what it deserved in not only jumping Georgia in the rankings, but leap-frogging into one of the 12 playoff spots. The Rebels now have control over if they'll be in the playoff. If they win out, they'll be in, regardless if they play for an SEC championship or not.

SMU’s slim chance of making the 12-team field as a second ACC team pretty much evaporated when the previously undefeated Hurricanes lost to unranked Georgia Tech, dropping Miami from fourth to ninth in the committee’s second round of rankings.

FOX Sports college football analyst RJ Young shares his latest College Football Playoff projections after an upset-filled weekend.

The University of Miami football team's shot at an undefeated season may be over, but the Hurricanes can still make the College Football Playoff. Why it matters: UM has struggled for relevance since its last national championship in 2001,

Miami’s upset loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday dealt a blow to the Hurricanes. The defeat ended UM’s undefeated season as many issues that cropped up during the first nine games came back to bite the Hurricanes.

The Rebels' big-time upset over Georgia gave their playoff chances a massive boost. But here's exactly what needs to happen for Ole Miss to make the CFP.