Another set of CFP rankings are out. Here's what the latest College Football Playoff bracket looks like for Alabama football.

On linebacker Yhonzae Pierre: The outside linebacker showed off his impressive burst that is turning him into a true pass rushing threat for the Crimson Tide. He tallied two more sacks against LSU, including a strip sack in the second half. Pierre now has five sacks over his past three games.

After a much-needed bye week, Oklahoma moved up to No. 11 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, tightening the scope of what matters over the next three Saturdays. At No. 11, OU finds itself as the first team out in the latest projected bracket and is in a great position to move up if it can take care of business in the coming weeks.

Texas has the head-to-head win over Vanderbilt, and the Commodores likely need the Longhorns to lose two games. But the resume comparison with Oklahoma is where it gets interesting. Both lost to Texas, and both beat South Carolina on the road and Auburn at home.

The Oklahoma Sooners and quarterback John Mateer were a topic of discussion in the CFP Rankings teleconference on Tuesday night.

Oklahoma prevailed 24-3 on Senior Night at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, a victory that was capped off by a pick six from Kip Lewis with 8:05 left in the third quarter. Quarterback Jackson Arnold led the Sooners with 131 yards on 25 rushes, and running back Xavier Robinson added 107 yards and two scores on 18 carries.

To Kiffin’s point, there have been coach firings at Florida, which has the No. 1 strength of schedule, along with LSU (third-strongest schedule), Auburn (fifth), Arkansas (seventh) and Penn State (10th).

LSU is the top head coaching vacancy in college football, and countless names are being floated as potential candidates. Kalshi's LSU head coach prediction market shows what the public is expecting.