The Ducks are ranked No. 9 in the first edition of the College Football Playoff rankings, as decided by the selection committee. Under the new format of the playoff, Oregon would likely be on the road for a first-round playoff game if it held that ranking.

The betting odds on which teams will make the College Football Playoff tell an interesting story compared to the rankings.

The first College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings have arrived, and the Oregon Ducks learned where they stand in the initial playoff rankings. The Ducks boast a

No. 6 Oregon puts its Bowl Subdivision-leading 10-game road win streak on the line Saturday when it visits Iowa in the spotlight game on this week's Big Ten schedule.

The first College Football Playoff rankings show is in the books and the committee is already struggling. The criteria that the committee is supposed to use has become more clear in recent years, but there are already some consistency issues and examples where the committee just doesn't have a full

As No. 20 Iowa readies to welcome in No. 9 Oregon, Dan Lanning recognized the "Hawkeye Wave" as one of the nation's "greatest traditions."

The first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2025 season are out, and Oregon is in the top ten, coming in ranked at #9: THE FIRST CFP TOP 25 RANKINGS HAVE DROPPED‼️📊 Do you agree? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/aL9KEoH79t

The only top-10 battle in the country will take place in Lubbock where undefeated BYU takes on its biggest test of the season against Texas Tech. This game figures to be decided in the trenches, where both teams have had the advantage on most opponents all season.