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We’re inching closer to the final set of College Football Playoff rankings – or the only poll that matters.

Clemson opened as a 19-point favorite over Pittsburgh, but that didn’t matter to the Panthers. Those calls marred an otherwise classic shootout.

The popular vote serves as little more than a participation prize for a candidate who wins it – but not the Electoral College vote.

Since the vote, Trump’s message has alternated between appealing for unity and railing against his opponents and the media. And they are going to be voting in a few years – look out!

Because both teams finished 8-1 in the Big Ten, the Nittany Lions’ head-to-head tiebreaker against OSU will send PSU to Indianapolis to play West Division victor Wisconsin.

The Broncos beat Toledo to clinch a 12-0 season and a spot in next week’s MAC Championship Game.

Hillary Clinton’s lead over Donald Trump in the popular vote surpassed 2 million Wednesday morning, according to Dave Wasserman of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.

The game also helped decide the victor of the Big Ten for the next 11 years. Teacher vs. pupil. Dear friends and fierce competitors, their legacies are linked.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye has retained a lawyer ahead of being questioned by prosecutors investigating a favours scandal engulfing her administration, her office said today.

The Spartans coaching staff has come under fire as the program has slipped from 12-2 and the College Football Playoff to 3-9 this year.

Here are some lingering myths to put to rest.

And they are going to be voting in a few years – look out!

“The committee’s charge is to rank the top 25 teams in the nation; this is done based on the independent rankings of the 12 college football experts in the room”, Hancock said. As of now, anyway.

Saturday’s protest may beat the organisers’ expectation given that the previous four rallies ended in an orderly and peaceful manner.

Tuesday’s rankings provide a snapshot of the committee’s thought process, but don’t read too much into them.