Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M lead the CFP rankings, as each team is undefeated thus far after Week 10 with impressive wins. How were SEC teams viewed by the CFP committee due to most of the teams' difficult schedules? Here's a look at the first CFP rankings release from Tuesday, Nov. 4:

No. 45 Baylor (+13): Sawyer Robertson cooled the temps around Waco just a bit with three touchdown passes to lead the Bears in a 30-3 runaway win against UCF. The victory puts Baylor back over .500 on the year now at 5-4, but making a bowl game will still be a challenge with games against Utah, Arizona and Houston left on the schedule.

The initial CFP rankings have been released. Here's a look at the full top 25 rankings, where ACC teams landed, for Tuesday, Nov. 4:

This was one of those weeks where being a Top 25 voter was miserable. Seven ranked teams lost to unranked or lower-ranked opponents, with a total of eight ranked teams losing if you include Youngstown State's loss to North Dakota State. Four of those eight losses were Top 10 teams, making this week's ballot extremely difficult.

BYU travels to Texas Tech this week in the biggest Big 12 game of the season. The Cougars are 8-0 in back-to-back seasons for the first time ever and sit one game ahead of the Red Raiders in the Big 12 standings. Might we see these two again in the Big 12 title game?

College football is unpredictable and delightful, which is why we live for what happens on Saturdays. And Week 10 certainly delivered, from top-10 upsets in Austin and Dallas to Heisman Trophy-worthy statements made elsewhere.