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The din of the past weekend dims to a dull roar on this Tuesday as both college football’s Week 12 and the National Football League’s Week 11 come to an official close, leaving football fans a few days until their next gridiron fix.
In the meantime, the first official College Football Playoff rankings will be released tonight by the CFP selection committee, with the Florida Gators expected to be in the mix. Several questions loom as the committee sets the tone for the rest of the regular season and those questions are addressed by USA TODAY Sports.
As far as other Gators sports, women’s basketball tip off their season tomorrow against Grambling State University in the O’Connell Center. The first game of the season starts at 1 p.m. EST.
Here is the rest of the news from around the Gator Nation.
Around the Swamp
- SEC Roundup Week 9: Alabama routs shorthanded Kentucky, Florida dispatches Vanderbilt: As we at Gators Wire have done each week this season, here is a recap of all the action from college football’s premier conference.
- ESPN releases latest bowl game projection for Florida Gators: Among those in the media releasing their prognostications on the postseason is ESPN, who published their complete college football bowl projections on Sunday.
- Here’s where Florida stands in CBS Sports’ Power Rankings for Week 12: CBS Sports is among those who have weighed in with the latest edition of their power rankings, in which Florida remained fifth in the nation.
- SI’s college football rankings not too fond of Florida Gators: Sports Illustrated has vacillated on the Gators this year and their latest assessment represents one of the lower points in the ebb and flow.
- USA TODAY Sports’ college football re-rank has Florida unmoved after Week 12: With No. 1 Alabama, No. 6 Texas A&M and No. 7 Florida, the SEC is the only other conference with three teams in the top 15.
It’s great to be a Florida Gator!
Win 6️⃣ for @GatorsFB on Saturday 🏈
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— Florida Gators (@FloridaGators) November 23, 2020
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