Georgia impresses, but Michigan still leads the college football NCAA Re-Rank 1-133
An impressive performance against Kentucky improved Georgia's outlook but it's Michigan that is still leading this week's NCAA Re-Rank 1-133.
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An impressive performance against Kentucky improved Georgia's outlook but it's Michigan that is still leading this week's NCAA Re-Rank 1-133.
Of course, the Sooners haven't been gone for long. The final Red River Rivalry in the Big 12 before it moves to the Southeastern Conference felt like a chance for No. 3 Texas to lay claim to being the best team in the country. Instead, at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday, second-year Oklahoma coach Brent Venables got his first signature win and the 12th-ranked Sooners stamped themselves as College Football Playoff contenders.
Sooners score game-winning touchdown with 15 seconds remaining to win final meeting of the two programs as Big 12 foes.
Elsewhere in the conference of chaos, the Cowboys are shooting blanks, the Bears showed some fight, and the Mountaineers are climbing higher. Read more here.
Texas took the No. 1 ranking from Oklahoma with a win in the 2008 Red Rivalry game, but it was the Sooners who were later awarded a bid to the BCS national championship game.