The College Football Playoff rankings placed the spotlight on, where else this year, “6-7" — flip-flopping Oregon and Ole Miss in those spots while keeping their top five teams the same in Tuesday night’s reveal.

Oregon's impressive victory over Southern California in one of last week's few games between ranked teams accounted for the biggest change, moving the Ducks ahead of Mississippi, which didn't play.

The other meaningful shift was Miami's move to No. 12, in a switch with Utah after the Utes gave up 472 yards rushing in a tight win over Kansas State.

There are two more rankings to be revealed — next Tuesday, then Dec. 7 when the final top 25 will set the bracket for the 12-team playoff to start Dec. 19,

Pitt's return to the rankings — at No. 22 — after falling out for a week im

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