It's always tough to figure out the four best teams for the Playoff. It's much harder when there are a huge number of deserving one-loss teams that all have strong claims.

Without any upsets, the winners of the two ranked-vs.-ranked matchups -- Notre Dame and Penn State -- made the most noise in Week 8.

Four AP top-ten teams lost to unranked opponents as nearly half of the top 25 either lost or won a one-score game.

Upset wins by Michigan State and Iowa State helped bring a little chaos to conference races as the 2017 season reaches its midpoint for most teams.

There weren't many major upsets this week besides LSU and USC going down, but after five weeks we have a good idea of where most teams need to improve.

It seemed like you were either an upset victim or heartbroken because of a near upset in college football's Week 4.

It didn't look like the most exciting week on paper, but Week 3 delivered a surprising number of upsets, including big losses in the SEC and Pac-12.

Ohio State, Notre Dame, Stanford, and Auburn all lost in premier Week 2 matchups due to familiar issues -- namely, inefficient passing offenses.

College football offered something for everyone this week. Elite defenses from Alabama, LSU, and Michigan. Blowouts from Oklahoma, Clemson, and Penn State. And close games from West Virginia-Virginia Tech and Texas A&M-UCLA.

The dam never fully broke, but eventually Deshaun Watson and the Clemson offense wore down an incredible Crimson Tide defense because Alabama's offense couldn't stay on the field.