College football bowl projections: Oklahoma State hops into New Year's Six as top teams tested in Week 5

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College football bowl projections: Oklahoma State hops into New Year's Six as top teams tested in Week 5

CBS Sports graphic It isn’t easy being king. Georgia is taking everybody’s best shot and Missouri’s was almost good enough on Saturday. The Bulldogs rallied with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to beat the Tigers and stay at the No. 1 spot in this week’s College Football Playoff projection. Earlier in the day, projected No. 3 Alabama […]

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