New Group of Five rep as College Football Playoff projections change after Week 4
USC had a chance to further its cause, only to drop its Big Ten debut to Michigan 27-24. So, the only changes in our top 12 were near the bottom of the dozen as Northern Illinois falls to Buffalo, relinquishing its chance to be the Group of Five representative — at least for now.
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