How to watch College Football Playoff rankings show: Can Aggies rise in CFP rankings?

Everything you need to know about how to watch the college football playoff rankings reveal tonight.
Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer holds up the National Championship trophy after beating Oregon Ducks 42-20 in College Football Playoff Championship game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on January 12, 2015. (Dispatch photo by Kyle Robertson)
Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer holds up the National Championship trophy after beating Oregon Ducks 42-20 in College Football Playoff Championship game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on January 12, 2015. (Dispatch photo by Kyle Robertson) / Kyle Robertson / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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How to watch College Football Playoff rankings show: Will CFP rankings give Texas A&M football a bump up this week?

Texas A&M football keeps on stacking the wins, moving to 8-2 this week after a victory over New Mexico State. That officially makes this the best win-loss record in the past three years for the Aggies, and there are still two games left to play in the season.

The Ags have been in and around the top 25 for the majority of the season, despite sustaining an early loss. Ever since the College Football Playoff rankings began two weeks ago, they've been a top-15 squad.

Even though they've not sustained a loss since the committee began releasing their rankings, they've moved down one spot. This was due to Ole Miss moving ahead of the Aggies after their win over Georgia.

This week, though, there's a chance for the Ags to move up. The rankings will be released tonight, so make sure to tune in and see if A&M makes that move.

How do I watch the CFP rankings release?

Time: 7PM ET/6 PM CT until 8 PM ET/7 PM CT
Date: November 19, 2024
Channel: ESPN or streaming

The Aggies currently sit at 15th, where they have been for the past two weeks. However, both no. 7 Tennessee and no. 6 BYU sustained losses this past week, which gives the Aggies an opportunity to move up.

It should be noted, however, that A&M did not move up in the AP Poll after those results. Obviously, the committee's rankings are completely independent of the poll, but it's worth recognizing nonetheless.

All this is moot in a certain sense, however, as the Aggies simply need to win their next two to get into the playoff. Beat Auburn and Texas, and you will be firmly entrenched in the top 12.

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