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Lorenzo Arguello

Lorenzo Arguello

Deputy Programming Director

About Lorenzo Arguello

Lorenzo Arguello is a deputy programming director at Sports Illustrated. Before joining SI in March 2013, he worked at MLB Advanced Media, Business Insider and the Post-Standard. He has a bachelor’s in broadcast news and economics from the University of Colorado and a master’s in journalism from Syracuse University.

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The top seven spots remained the same, but what would it take to get two Big Ten teams into the playoff? And what about Oklahoma?
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Minnesota will rise in the second College Football Playoff rankings, but how high? And where will Alabama, Georgia and Clemson land?
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No. 1 Ohio State, No. 2 LSU, No. 3 Alabama and No. 4 Penn State comprise the first projected college football playoff field. Undefeated No. 5 Clemson is on the outside looking in, for now.
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LSU, Alabama, Ohio State and Clemson are likely to be the initial top four of the College Football Playoff rankings. Who will the committee put in the Top 25?
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With eight teams in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, the SEC is once again in a great position to land two of them in the final four.
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Georgia will be the new No. 4 team when the new rankings are released. But will Oklahoma or Ohio State be right behind the Dawgs?
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Latest College Football Playoff rankings hold steady with Alabama, Clemson, Notre Dame and Michigan in the top four. What do the other main contenders left—Georgia, Oklahoma, Washington State, Ohio State—have to do to get in?
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