Mizzou falls out of CFP rankings

by: Kyle McAreavy2 hours agoKyle_mcareavy

USATSI_27539215 (1) — A view of a Missouri Tigers flag against the Texas A&M Aggies at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images

After Mizzou suffered its third loss of the season in a 38-17 defeat against Texas A&M, the Tigers fell out of the second edition of the CFP Rankings.

The Tigers were No. 22 in the first edition of the CFP Rankings following Week 10.

Mizzou also fell out of the AP Poll this week, dropping into receiving votes, where the Tigers had 59. That essentially placed them 27th in the country.

The Tigers never dropped lower than their opening No. 24 in the 2024 CFP rankings and never ranked lower than No. 14 in the 2023 CFP rankings. Making this the first edition of the CFP rankings without Mizzou since the 2022 season.

Mizzou held on to a ranking in the Coaches Poll at No. 24

There was a lot of movement across the CFP Rankings, but none in the top 5.

Ohio State remained at No. 1, Indiana stayed at No. 2, Texas A&M remained at No. 3, Alabama stuck at No. 4 and Georgia remained at No. 5.

Here is a glance at the full rankings:

No. 1: Ohio State
No. 2: Indiana
No. 3: Texas A&M
No. 4: Alabama
No. 5: Georgia
No. 6: Texas Tech
No. 7: Ole Miss
No. 8: Oregon
No. 9: Notre Dame
No. 10: Texas
No. 11: Oklahoma
No. 12: BYU
No. 13: Utah
No. 14: Vanderbilt
No. 15: Miami
No. 16: Georgia Tech
No. 17: USC
No. 18: Michigan
No. 19: Virginia
No. 20: Louisville
No. 21: Iowa
No. 22: Pitt
No. 23: Tennessee
No. 24: USF
No. 25: Cincinnati

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