Wayne Staats | NCAA.com | November 12, 2018 College Football Playoff rankings: Week 11 Top 25 scores, schedule Northwestern win Big Ten West Share Find the College Football Playoff rankings, CFP Top 25 scores and results for Week 11, all below. Alabama is No. 1 in the CFP rankings. Then it's No. 2 Clemson, No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 4 Michigan. But Georgia and Oklahoma are ready to move up and into the top four should there be any upsets. No. 11 Kentucky is the highest-ranked team to lose this week. College Football Playoff rankings: Week 11 Top 25 scores, schedule Here is the full Top 25 schedule for this week. All game times are ET and are played on Saturday, unless otherwise noted. Click on the games for live scoring and stats: No. 1 Alabama 24, No. 16 Mississippi State 0 No. 2 Clemson 27, No. 17 Boston College 7 No. 3 Notre Dame 42, Florida State 13 No. 4 Michigan 42, Rutgers 7 No. 5 Georgia 27, No. 24 Auburn 10 No. 6 Oklahoma 48, Oklahoma State 47 No. 7 LSU 24, Arkansas 17 No. 8 Washington State 31, Colorado 7 No. 9 West Virginia 47, TCU 10 No. 10 Ohio State 26, No. 18 Michigan State 6 Tennessee 24, No. 11 Kentucky 7 No. 12 UCF 35, Navy 24 No. 13 Syracuse 54, Louisville 23 (Friday) Wake Forest 27, No. 14 North Carolina State 23 (Thursday) No. 15 Florida 35, South Carolina 31 No. 19 Texas 41, Texas Tech 34 No. 20 Penn State 22, Wisconsin 10 Northwestern 14, No. 21 Iowa 10 No. 22 Iowa State 28, Baylor 14 Boise State 24, No. 23 Fresno State 17 (Friday) MORE: These are the remaining undefeated teams in college football College Football Playoff rankings: Top 25 Here is the College Football Playoff Top 25 for Week 11. It's the second CFP rankings of the season. Alabama: 9-0 Clemson: 9-0 Notre Dame: 9-0 Michigan: 8-1 Georgia: 8-1 Oklahoma: 8-1 LSU: 7-2 Washington State: 8-1 West Virginia: 7-1 Ohio State: 8-1 Kentucky: 7-2 UCF: 8-0 Syracuse: 7-2 North Carolina State: 6-2 Florida: 6-3 Mississippi State: 6-3 Boston College: 7-2 Michigan State: 6-3 Texas: 6-3 Penn State: 6-3 Iowa: 6-3 Iowa State: 5-3 Fresno State: 8-1 Auburn: 6-3 Washington: 7-3 MORE: College Football Playoff rankings release schedule, TV information College Football Playoff rankings: Predictions Right now, the top four has three undefeated teams: Alabama, Clemson and Notre Dame. As long as they keep winning, expect some combination of those three teams to occupy the first three spots. Michigan is next at No. 4, with only a loss to Notre Dame keeping the Wolverines from a perfect mark. Michigan has very manageable games the next two weeks with Rutgers and Indiana before the huge showdown with Ohio State on Nov. 24. MORE: CFP rankings analysis But Michigan can't relax. Georgia and Oklahoma are Nos. 5 and 6. They also have high-profile games coming up. The Bulldogs have Auburn this week and are already set to face Alabama in the SEC Championship Game. Oklahoma has rival Oklahoma State and then top-10 West Virginia later in the season. And then the Sooners might have to beat the Mountaineers again in the Big 12 title game. UCF is the other remaining undefeated team. But even if the Knights go through another unbeaten season, don't expect them to seriously threaten for a spot on the CFP. They will have to settle for another New Year's Six Game appearance. That said, here's how we think the CFP semifinals and New Year's Six Games will look at the end of the season: Peach Bowl: LSU vs. West Virginia Fiesta Bowl: Penn State vs. UCF Rose Bowl: Ohio State vs. Washington State Sugar Bowl: Georgia vs. Oklahoma Cotton Bowl (Semifinal): Alabama vs. Michigan Orange Bowl (Semifinal): Clemson vs. Notre Dame COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS: LATEST TV SCHEDULE >> TRACKING EVERY UNDEFEATED TEAM >> College football teams with the most national championships These are the college football teams with the most national championships since 1869. READ MORE How the AP preseason football poll predicts the College Football Playoff Here's how the preseason AP poll correlates to the final College Football Playoff poll in the CFP era. READ MORE Top HBCU football players at every position entering 2022 Before the 2022 HBCU football season begins on August 27, let’s take a look at the top FCS players at each position entering the year. READ MORE