College Football Playoff: Top 25

College Football Playoff: Top 25 (2014- )

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The College Football Playoff: Top 25 is a weekly sports talk show that began in October 2014 because the BCS (Bowl Championship Selection committee) no longer existed. A new committee was then formed to decide the best Top 25 NCAA football teams in the Nation. Based on a very complicated system of points the Top 4 teams at the end of the regular college football season would be required to play each other in a playoff to determine the best team in the Nation which would be the last team standing. This show beginning every October will announce the Top 25 teams each week and then the College Football analysts and experts will discuss that week's poll results.

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Scheduleevery Tuesday at 19:00 (60 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did College Football Playoff: Top 25 premiere?

College Football Playoff: Top 25 premiered on October 28, 2014.

Who were the hosts of the show during its first season?

The show was hosted by Rece Davis, Joey Galloway, and Danny Kanell during its first season.

How many teams were featured in the first top 25 rankings?

The first top 25 rankings featured 25 teams.

What conference had the most teams in the initial rankings?

The SEC had the most teams in the initial rankings with 7.

How many teams from each Power Five conference were represented in the first rankings?

Four teams from each of the Power Five conferences were represented in the first rankings.

What team was ranked number one in the first rankings?

Mississippi State was ranked number one in the first rankings.

How many losses did the number one team have at the time of the first rankings?

The number one team, Mississippi State, was undefeated at the time of the first rankings.

What team was ranked number two in the first rankings?

Florida State was ranked number two in the first rankings.

How many losses did the number two team have at the time of the first rankings?

The number two team, Florida State, was undefeated at the time of the first rankings.

What team was the highest ranked non-Power Five team in the first rankings?

Marshall was the highest ranked non-Power Five team in the first rankings, ranked 23rd.

How often were the rankings released during the first season?

The rankings were released weekly during the first season.

Which week saw the most changes in the ranking during the first season?

Week 10 saw the most changes in the rankings, with 12 teams moving up or down at least three spots.

How many SEC teams made the inaugural College Football Playoff?

Two SEC teams, Alabama and Georgia, made the inaugural College Football Playoff.

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