ACC Urges CFP to Reevaluate Miami's Surprising Drop in Rankings

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The ACC is urging the College Football Playoff committee to reconsider Miami's ranking after the Hurricanes fell to No. 12, potentially missing out on the 12-team tournament despite a 10-2 record. ACC commissioner Jim Phillips expressed disappointment, arguing Miami deserves better, while coach Mario Cristobal highlighted the team's strong season and close losses. Miami's exclusion is contentious as Alabama, with three losses, secured the No. 11 spot. The Hurricanes' case is weakened by not facing ranked teams and defensive struggles, despite leading in offensive stats.
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- ACC commissioner Jim Phillips 'incredibly shocked and disappointed' in Miami College Football Playoff ranking On3.com
- ACC hoping CFP committee will 'reconsider' Miami's ranking ABC News
- Miami and Indiana have a College Football Playoff schedule problem when compared to SEC Yahoo Sports
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