College Football Playoff Selection Committee meeting and putting together this rankings ahead of championship Saturday.

And, of course, the final rankings come up on Sunday.

The committee will be all together to watch games, evaluate, vote, and come up with a final determination.

It's college football's make-or-break weekend.

Five power conference champions will be crowned. And the final four spots in the college football playoff will be chosen.

Today, Paul Feinbaum breaks down the horse race and tells us who doesn't belong.

I'm Minikheims. It's Friday, December 6th. This is ESPN Daily, presented by Indeed.

So we have talked a lot about LSU, uh show as a network, and I wonder amidst that,

focusing on sort of the sexy thing, have we overlooked Georgia?

Yeah, in many ways we have.

I mean, Georgia has been a fascinating team the last couple of years.

Paul Feinbaum has been covering the SEC for decades and hosts the

Paul Feinbaum show on ESPN Radio. They came within one play of winning the national championship in

17. They had a big lead against Alabama last year and let it get away. He runs to the 10. He's running to the

five. He is in. Touchdown!

Touchdown, Alabama to take the lead with a minute four remaining in the ball game.

The problem with Georgia, at least perceptively, is their offense.

Georgia's been, at times, it's a painful team to watch.

They beat Notre Dame in a game early in the season that we thought was going to dictate

the playoff race and they struggled in that game.

They have struggled in other games as well.

The kick is away towards the uprights and no good!

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