2025 College Football Playoff Rankings: Georgia Up to 3, Alabama Jumps Notre Dame

Five-star quarterback Jared Curtis expressed disappointment with the media following his commitment flip from the University of Georgia to Vanderbilt University. This announcement, made on social media, comes as Curtis navigates the heightened scrutiny surrounding his decision ahead of the early signing period for high school recruits.

The Kansas Jayhawks, ranked No. 21, recently completed a successful Players Era Tournament in Las Vegas, achieving a 3-0 record without star player Darryn Peterson, who has been ruled out for the upcoming game against UConn due to a hamstring injury. Head coach Bill Self confirmed that this marks Peterson's seventh consecutive game missed due to the injury.

The ACC Network is set to re-air the Miami Hurricanes' victory over Notre Dame 13 times as part of its College Football Playoff (CFP) campaign. This decision highlights the significance of Miami's win in the context of their current CFP ranking, which has been a point of contention among fans and analysts alike.

The latest College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings have seen Alabama and Notre Dame swap places, with Alabama dropping to No. 9 and Notre Dame to No. 10, while Ole Miss has moved up in the rankings. This shift follows the conclusion of the regular season and sets the stage for the upcoming conference championship weekend.

The latest College Football Playoff rankings have seen Texas A&M drop to No. 7, falling behind Ole Miss, while Alabama has moved down to No. 9 and Notre Dame to No. 10 despite both teams winning in Week 14. This shift reflects the ongoing volatility in the rankings as teams vie for playoff positions.

Five-star quarterback Jared Curtis, who is committed to the Georgia football program, has denied reports suggesting he would flip his commitment to Vanderbilt. This comes as early signing day approaches, intensifying speculation around his future.

Five-star quarterback Jared Curtis has officially flipped his commitment from the University of Georgia to Vanderbilt University ahead of the early signing period for high school recruits, which begins Wednesday. This decision was confirmed through his social media accounts after a day filled with speculation and anticipation.

ESPN's Paul Finebaum has announced that he will not pursue a run for the Alabama U.S. Senate, despite previously considering the idea. This decision comes amidst ongoing discussions about his role in sports commentary and potential political aspirations.