Texas football fans were starting to celebrate a bit this weekend after a couple of upsets and the College Football Playoff selection committee solidified Longhorn fans' reasons for optimism. The latest CFP rankings dropped Tuesday and Texas was ranked ...

See the full bracket, top 25 and where Texas teams stand in the College Football Playoff rankings compared to the AP Top 25.

There's a great deal of football left to be played, but if the 12-team College Football Playoff started today, the Georgia Bulldogs would be out. The Alabama Crimson Tide would be in, as would the Texas Longhorns,

Following a weekend of upsets, the Texas Longhorns have risen in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. The CFP committee released its second s

The Longhorns (9-1) would receive a first-round bye if the College Football Playoff began today. Some thanks are due to Georgia — the team responsible for Texas’ lone loss — for the placement.

Oregon, Ohio State, Texas and Penn State are the Top 4 teams in the latest edition of the College Football Playoff rankings, the selection committee announced. Week 11 losers Georgia and Miami plummeted in the rankings.

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A&M checked in at No. 15 in the second rankings released on Tuesday night concerning the 12-team CFP, down one spot from a week prior. The Aggies (7-2, 5-1 SEC) host New Mexico State (2-7, 1-5 C-USA) on Saturday night in a nonconference contest before closing league play Nov. 23 at Auburn and Nov. 30 at Kyle Field against No. 3 Texas.

If No. 3 Texas keeps winning, the Longhorns will most certainly have a huge postseason award haul. An avalanche of award honors came pouring in Tuesday with multiple players learning they are now semifinalists for some of the biggest individual honors in college football.