Miami lost at Notre Dame and AP voters moved Georgia to No. 1. Will the CFP committee also put Georgia No. 1 on Nov 10?

Georgia moved to No. 1 in major college football rankings during the week of Nov. 10, after Miami's loss on the road at Notre Dame opened the door for the Bulldogs. Georgia, which beat Ole Miss by 35 points days earlier, climbed past Miami and was voted No. 1 in the Associated Press Top 25 poll released Nov. 8, ahead of unbeaten Utah and Notre Dame, while Ohio State fell to 21st. The College Football Playoff selection committee, which releases its own weekly top 25 separately from the AP poll, followed suit in its second rankings of the season, released Tuesday, Nov. 10, elevating Georgia to the top spot after having placed Miami first and Georgia second in its initial Nov. 3 rankings. The shift reflected a chaotic first full month of the 12-team playoff era, with several previously unbeaten contenders, including Miami, losing in the season's tenth week. Georgia's ascent to No. 1 in both the AP poll and the committee's rankings gave the Bulldogs the inside track in playoff positioning heading into the season's final stretch. The community was unanimous and correct: all seven Predict Six voters expected the CFP committee to mirror the AP poll and rank Georgia first, and the committee's Nov. 10 release confirmed that expectation.