Georgia is #1, trouble looming for Florida State and Texas & more ranking takeaways

Always College Football with Greg McElroy

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Football, Sports

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🗓️ 15 November 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Georgia jumps Ohio State as the #1 team and McElroy is here to tell you why that is OK. Plus will the #1 seed definitely come from the SEC or Big 10, should Florida State be worried, can Texas run the table and are Washington and Oregon ready to jump into the top 4. McElroy hits some chaos scenarios and tells you why it stinks that coaches like Deion Sanders and Dan Lanning have to answer questions about open coaching jobs. | Always College Football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	One team that I would maybe feel a little concerned if I were then would be Florida State.
0:03.6	And it's partly because maybe last week it wasn't as convincing a victory as a lot of people wanted it to be
0:09.6	against Miami, but it's not their fault that some of the teams that they've played have since
0:14.4	fallen off.
0:15.4	Hello, welcome to Always College Football.
0:21.4	Today is a Wednesday edition, but we are taping it on Tuesday night. Full disclosure.
0:27.0	We don't want to pull any tricks off here as we tape the show on a Tuesday and things could come out on a Wednesday, but we are launching the show on Wednesday, so we're glad that we're with you and we appreciate you coming to us from wherever it is you're coming to us from.
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0:49.0	Our numbers are going up like crazy,
0:50.8	and we continue to appreciate all the support that you've shown the show here over the last year and change.
0:56.1	We officially have the third college football playoff rankings.
1:01.8	I'm gonna do what I always do. I'm probably going to become more
1:06.9	upset than I need to because everyone seems to keep telling me that these
1:10.2	rankings don't matter. Doesn't matter. It's okay, it'll work itself out. And I continue to be a little
1:19.4	bit disappointed with some of the things I occasionally see, but I digressress so we'll break those down and we're going to do a little bit of a crew round table tonight
1:27.4	So we're going to have Jack we're going to have coobs. We're going to have everybody throw in questions. We're just going to have a nice little open discussion about the college football playoff rankings and we'll play the hypothetical game.
1:38.0	Why not? Now is the time. Hypotheticals are running rampant all over college football, so we might as well
1:43.1	indulge as well. So let's dive in right now to the third college football
1:46.8	playoff rankings. All right guys, another week where we get to look at what the
1:51.2	committee is going to give us. Is it going to be changed? Is it going to be altered? Is it going to be different? Well, not that different tonight. I mean, there's a lot of things that you could hoot and holler about, I suppose, but they'd be beyond kind of the threshold where you might start to have some issues
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