The field of 12 for the College Football Playoff is now set which naturally has sparked massive debate among college football fans and analysts.   Some people may feel that certain teams who got left out of the CFP actually deserved to get in,

ESPN’s experts forecast as many as 5 SEC teams reaching this year’s CFP bracket. Four of them — Georgia, Ole Miss, Texas A&M and Oklahoma — are presumed locks. But what will the CFP committee do with the Crimson Tide when the bracket is announced at noon ET Sunday on ESPN?

Conference championships have been decided and with that, the College Football Playoff field is set to be announced on Sunday afternoon. Ahead of the bracket reveal, ESPN has overhauled its top-12 rankings following another exciting weekend across college football.

Fresh off a dominant performance in the SEC Championship Game, Georgia (12-1) earned the No. 3 seed, failing to supplant OSU despite beating the only team that had defeated it earlier in the season. Big 12 champion Texas Tech (12-1) slotted No. 4. The top four seeds all receive first-round byes in Year 2 of the 12-team format.