Leaders agree the CFP rankings show is a problem. But can they do anything to fix it?

Every Tuesday night in November, college football fans tune into ESPN prepared to be frustrated. Maybe even furious.The College Football Playoff rankings show has become a tentpole event over the last 12 seasons. Five times during the season, before the only rankings that really count are revealed in early December, ESPN rolls out a desk of talking heads to reveal and dissect the selection committee’s current top 25 and pepper its chairman with a few questions about the way the rankings shook out.Advertisement