Controversy Erupts Over BYU's Disrespectful CFP Ranking
The first College Football Playoff rankings for the new 12-team format have sparked controversy, as traditional powerhouse programs appear to receive preferential treatment over less established teams. Despite being undefeated, Indiana, BYU, and SMU are ranked lower than some one-loss teams, raising questions about bias towards "blueblood" programs. The rankings show a strong presence of Big Ten and SEC teams, while the Big 12 and ACC face challenges in securing playoff spots. The situation may evolve, but current biases favor established names over emerging contenders.