We are through three full weeks of the college football season, and there are already some pieces to the puzzle that are beginning to sort themselves out. Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio State continue to lead the way as the three biggest threats to make the College Football Playoff.
Michigan doesn't look like it has skipped a beat from last season, and USC appears to be rolling early under Lincoln Riley. Meanwhile, teams like Texas A&M and Notre Dame that were inside the top 10 to begin the year have knocked themselves out of contention with early losses.
As it stands, only 33 of the 131 FBS teams in the country remain unblemished. Moreover, there are only three Group of Five teams still unbeaten: Tulane, Coastal Carolina and James Madison.
Cincinnati won't be there to crash the party this year, and as a result, that last playoff spot could be completely up for grabs come late November.