Live updates from the CFP rankings: what time is the show, release of the top 25 of week 10?

Updated November 10, 2026, 9:51 p.m. ET

Just like America’s LBM Coaches Poll, there’s a new No. 1 in the College Football Playoff rankings. And unsurprisingly, it’s the same team at the top of both.

Georgia moves into first place in the CFP committee rankings after an impressive road win at Mississippi. The Bulldogs move up one spot to succeed previous No. 1 Miami, which lost at Notre Dame to leave just two undefeated in the Bowl Subdivision.

Utah, one of those undefeated, sits in second place after a major victory over rival Brigham Young. UCLA is the other undefeated team. After a solid win at Minnesota, the Bruins moved up four spots to No. 4

Between Utah and UCLA is Alabama, which was No. 5 and eight spots ahead of Tennessee despite losing to the Volunteers. The Crimson Tide, however, validated their position with an impressive victory at LSU.

With its big win, Notre Dame earned a major jump of six spots to No. 5 Miami, while it fell to No. 7, one spot behind Texas. Tennessee jumped five to No. 8 after a blowout loss to Kentucky. Indiana didn’t play in Week 10 but fell five spots to No. 9. Brigham Young rounds out the top 10.

USA TODAY Sports will provide live reaction to Tuesday night’s College Football Playoff rankings reveal. Watch Blake Toppmeyer and John Brice for their snapshot analysis of the second CFP top 25.

Among the teams that suffered major drops, Ohio State fell eight spots to No. 20, its lowest position since the College Football Playoff rankings began in 2014. Mississippi fell nine spots to No. 19 and LSU dropped seven spots to No. 21, seriously putting their hopes in jeopardy.

No. 24 Boise State continues to lead the Group of Six conference teams. The highest-ranked champion in these six leagues will be guaranteed a spot in the playoffs.

All of these scenarios and more will be dissected and brought together in multiple ways in the second series of the CFP Top 25 rankings. Follow live updates from the top 25 brackets, plus reactions and analysis:

Live CFP Ranking Updates

Georgia (8-1)
Utah (9-0)
Alabama (7-2)
UCLA (9-0)
Notre Dame (8-1)
Texas (7-2)
Miami (8-1)
Tennessee (7-2)
Indiana (8-1)
BYU (7-2)
Kentucky (7-2)
Texas Tech (8-1)
Wake Forest (8-1)
Houston (7-2)
Iowa (7-2)
Oregon (6-3)
South Carolina (6-3)
USC (7-2)
Ole Miss (6-3)
Ohio State (6-3)
LSU (6-3)
Missouri (6-3)
Arizona (7-2)
Boise State (8-1)
Oklahoma State (6-3)

CFP Support: 12-Team 2026 Playoff Field Update

FIRST ROUND

(12) Boise State at (5) Notre Dame
(11) Kentucky to (6) Texas
(10) BYU at (7) Miami
(9) Indiana to (8) Tennessee

QUARTER FINALS

Winner No. 4 for UCLA vs. Notre Dame/Boise State
Winner #1 Georgia vs. Tennessee/Indiana
Winner #2 Utah vs. Miami/BYU
Winner #3 Alabama vs. Texas/Kentucky

When will the CFP rankings be released today?

Date: Tuesday November 10
Time: 9 p.m. ET (approximately)

The second round of seedings is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET, between the Champions Classic college basketball games. That said, the game could be moved back depending on whether the first game, Duke vs. Michigan State, goes long.

On which channel are the CFP rankings broadcast?

The CFP rankings will be broadcast live on ESPN. Streaming options include the ESPN app (with a valid cable connection) and Fubo, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.

CFP Rankings Predictions After Week 10

Here’s a look at what the second set of CFP rankings could look like after Week 10 of the college football season, courtesy of USA TODAY’s Paul Myerberg:

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