Georgia got a boost to No. 4, Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M stayed in the top three and, in what is beginning to feel like a weekly ritual in the College Football Playoff rankings, everyone is wondering what the heck might happen to Miami.

The Hurricanes were ranked 13th when the latest rankings were released Tuesday -- the best Atlantic Coast Conference team and a placeholder in the projected 12-team bracket. But their two conference losses make them a long shot to win the ACC title, and their hopes for an at-large berth hinge on getting some help from above them.

"Miami needs to continue to win the football games they have in front of them, and good things will happen," said Hunter Yurachek, the University of Arkansas athletic director who took over this week as chair of the CFP se

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