Last weekend, the Gamecocks won at Clemson — a ranked team — and moved up one spot in the CFP ranking. Alabama won over Auburn — a team that finished 5-7 — and was rewarded with a two-spot bump into the critical No. 11 position, the one that essentially would ensure a spot in the 12-team playoff.

The final College Football Playoff rankings will be revealed after conference championship weekend. All of the details Ole Miss fans need to know.

OXFORD – It looks like, after it’s all said and done, the first 12-team playoff won’t be including Ole Miss after all.

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin called out the College Football Playoff selection committee after the Rebels were 13th in the newest CFP rankings.

It’s not Miami’s fault that it didn’t play Clemson and SMU this season, but it’s not to Miami’s credit either.

Ole Miss has moved up to No. 13 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday. The playoff selection show — where the final 12-team playoff field

Here's what CFP chair Warde Manuel said about the CFP rankings order of Alabama football, Miami, Ole Miss and South Carolina.

Today's Locked On Ole Miss Podcast discusses the College Football Playoff and what we have learned after 12 games. This playoff is going to have 11 teams that deserve to be in the field and the 12th spot going to one of four teams that is extremely flawed in Alabama, South Carolina, Ole Miss or Miami. What's the argument for Ole Miss getting in?

Which makes sense, since the Canes will be at home watching the ACC Championship game and not playing in it. Here are the details for Miami’s precipitous rankings drop: Here is the full bracket and seeding,