The latest College Football Playoff rankings showed minimal movement as the college football season approaches its final three weeks. 

One notable change from last week saw Oregon overtake Ole Miss, swapping the six and seven sports. 

Oregon’s win over USC moved the Ducks ahead of Ole Miss during the Rebels’ bye week. 

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Oregon quarterback Dante Moore (5) looks for an opening in the Southern California defense during the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, in Eugene, Oregon. (Lydia Ely/AP Photo)

The other meaningful shift was Miami’s move to No. 11, 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, ending on Dec. 7 when the rankings will set the bracket for the 12-team playoff to start Dec. 19,

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Indiana wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. (3) celebrates a touchdown pass with offensive lineman Adedamola Ajani (72) during the fourth quarter of an NCAA college football game against Penn State. The game took place in State College, Pennsylvania, on Nov. 8, 2025. (Barry Reeger/AP Photo)

Ohio State and Indiana will play in what should be a 1 vs. 2 Big Ten title game if both win rivalry games on the road over Thanksgiving weekend. Ohio State’s task is more difficult — against Michigan, which moved up three spots to No. 15. Indiana plays Purdue.

No. 10 Alabama plays at Auburn with a spot in the Southeastern Conference title game on the line. The Tide’s opponent would be Texas A&M if the Aggies win at No. 16 Texas.

Here are the full rankings:

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The College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy on January 8, 2018 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. (David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire)

1. Ohio State
2. Indiana
3. Texas A&M
4. Georgia
5. Texas Tech
6. Oregon
7. Ole Miss
8. Oklahoma
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11. Miami
12. Tulane

The Associated Press contributed to this report.