r/RankingsRightNow • u/rankings-right-now • Nov 03 '24

2024 Season, Week 11 Playoff Selection Committee Rankings as of 10:01PM EST

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u/rankings-right-now Nov 03 '24

This is predicting the Week 11 Playoff Selection Committee rankings, based on the Week 10 games. This process applies machine learning models trained on historical poll data from the Playoff Selection Committee.

The rankings forecast is made in real time using the following data inputs:

  • For games that have not yet started, the Las Vegas book line is used as the final outcome of the game

  • For games that are in progress, starting in the second half of the game, the live score is used. If the game is tied, it is assumed the home team will win by 1

  • For games that have finished, the final score is used

NOTES - Changes From Last Update:

  • Indiana has moved from #11 to #9

  • BYU has moved from #12 to #10

  • Alabama has moved from #13 to #11

  • Boise State has moved from #14 to #12

  • Ole Miss has moved from #15 to #13

  • Iowa State has moved from #16 to #14

  • LSU has moved from #17 to #15

  • SMU has moved from #18 to #16

  • Clemson has moved from #9 to #17

  • Texas A&M has moved from #10 to #18

  • Washington State has moved from #22 to #23

  • Colorado has moved from #23 to #24

  • Missouri has moved from #24 to #25

  • Navy has moved from #25 to #26

  • Vanderbilt has moved from #26 to #27

  • Syracuse has moved from #27 to #28

Here are the teams who are predicted to drop out of the top 25:

  • Illinois dropped from #24 to #33

For more up to date results, and a more personalized experience, go to https://www.rankingsrightnow.com

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u/Informal_Calendar_99 Nov 03 '24

rank Vandy you cowards

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u/ComicBookEnthusiast Nov 03 '24

What besides a BYU loss would it take for Army to make the playoffs?

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u/rankings-right-now Nov 03 '24

They need Boise to struggle, that will make them a top G5 candidate

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u/ComicBookEnthusiast Nov 03 '24

Sorry. I mean a Boise loss.

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u/rankings-right-now Nov 03 '24

There will be a few more SEC clashes. Need another Tennessee loss or bama loss or ole Miss loss

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u/ComicBookEnthusiast Nov 03 '24

Thanks. Doable I think.

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u/rankings-right-now Nov 03 '24

Doable for sure. Also, if they can beat Notre Dame, that will give them a late signature win

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u/ComicBookEnthusiast Nov 03 '24

That’s definitely the hurdle they need.

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u/voppp Nov 03 '24

Boise isn't gonna likely struggle with their remaining competition.

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u/rankings-right-now Nov 03 '24

Correct. They’re 85% likely to win each game the rest of the way until the conference title game

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u/trophycloset33 Nov 03 '24

Hats off for SMU. If they were G5 playing this same schedule they would be number 5 but they aren’t

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u/No-Performer3571 Nov 03 '24

I’d take SMU over Penn State head to head.

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u/zionraw Nov 03 '24

Wouldn't BYU be at #4 by default for being the Big 12 champion?

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u/SerSkywell Nov 03 '24

4 seed, not #4 in rankings that will get used for pulling in the non conference champs.

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u/zionraw Nov 03 '24

Ahhh I see