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McCollum anota 46 puntos y Wizards rompen racha de 14 derrotas con victoria 132-113 sobre Hawks
WASHINGTON (AP) — CJ McCollum logró el martes sus máximos números de la temporada, con 46 puntos y diez triples, y los Wizards de Washington nunca estuvieron en desventaja a lo largo de su camino hacia una victoria de 132-113 sobre los Hawks de Atlanta.
McCollum falló sólo tres veces desde más allá del arco y terminó a un triple de su marca personal y de un récord de la franquicia. Washington comenzó con un primer cuarto de 45 puntos y una primera mitad de 77
Ambas cifras fueron sus máximas de la temporada.
Alex Sarr sumó 27 puntos y 11 rebotes por los Wizards (2-15), quienes rompieron una racha de 14 derrotas consecutivas, a dos de un récord de la franquicia. Lograron su primera victoria en casa desde el 2 de abril, cuando se impusieron 116-111 a Sacramento.
Corey Kispert de Washington anotó 19 puntos antes de salir a mitad del tercer cuarto con una aparente lesión en la muñeca.
Kristaps Porzingis anotó 22 puntos y Onyeka Okongwu añadió 20 por Atlanta, que vio interrumpida su racha de dos victorias consecutivas en su peor derrota desde el 22 de octubre, cuando cayó 138-118 ante Toronto en el inicio de la temporada.
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Japan Launches DOGE-Like Initiative To Cut Government Waste
Japan Launches DOGE-Like Initiative To Cut Government Waste
Authored by Victoria Friedman via The Epoch Times,
Japan’s finance minister on Nov. 25 unveiled a plan to cut wasteful government spending, drawing parallels to the United States’ Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama arrives at the prime minister’s official residence in Tokyo, on Oct. 21, 2025. Kim Kyung Hoon/Reuters
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama launched the “Office for Administrative Reform and Promotion of Efficiency,” which she said will work with the finance and internal affairs ministries to review measures such as government subsidies and special tax treatments for companies, according to The Japan Times.
“The public requires the government to show a constant commitment to maintain fiscal sustainability. It is crucial that this commitment is always present in Kasumigaseki and Nagatacho,” Katayama said during a press conference, referring, respectively, to Japan’s government district and where its parliament—the Diet—is located.
Katayama sought to distinguish Japan’s office for reform from the U.S.’s efficiency agency, saying, “Unlike DOGE, we’re not aiming to overhaul government organizations,” but rather on reviewing how taxpayers’ money is spent.
“To maintain trust in the sustainability of Japan’s finances, it’s very important to show the public how we are always looking into how we spend,” she said.
DOGE’s $214 Billion in Savings
U.S. President Donald Trump established DOGE in January as a task force designed to root out fraud, waste, and abuse from the federal government. It is due to expire on July 4, 2026.
In its latest contracts update from Nov. 23, DOGE wrote in a post on X that Federal government agencies terminated and reduced 78 “wasteful” contracts over the previous nine days, with a ceiling value of $1.9 billion, generating $335 million in savings.
Among the terminated contracts was a $4.3 million IT services contract for “Inflation Reduction Act transformation project management support” at the IRS, a $661,000 Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) IT services contract for “social media monitoring platform subscription,” and a $191,000 U.S. Agency for Global Media contract for “broadcast operations and maintenance in Ethiopia, Africa.”
The HHS ranked at the top of agencies with the most savings under DOGE, followed by the General Services Administration, the Social Security Administration, the Office of Personnel Management, and the Small Business Administration, according to DOGE’s Agency Efficiency Leaderboard.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk shakes hands with President Donald Trump as they speak to reporters in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington on May 30, 2025. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images
According to the DOGE website, the initiative has generated total savings of $214 billion as of Oct. 4, which amounts to more than $1,329 per taxpayer.
The savings were achieved through measures such as asset sales, interest savings, workforce reductions, regulatory savings, deletion of fraud and improper payments, and cancellation or renegotiation of contracts/leases, according to the website.
Musk’s Departure
DOGE was headed by Elon Musk until he left the department earlier this year when his 130-day tenure as a special government employee expired.
Musk and Trump appeared in the Oval Office on May 30 to answer questions before his departure, during which the president credited the tech entrepreneur with “a colossal change in the old ways of doing business in Washington.”
After accepting a ceremonial key from the president, Musk said: “I think the DOGE team is doing an incredible job. They’re going to continue to be doing an incredible job.”
Trump praised Musk’s work, saying he led the “most sweeping and consequential government reform effort in generations.”
Tyler Durden
Tue, 11/25/2025 – 21:45
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/japan-launches-doge-initiative-cut-government-waste
Actress Tara Reid alleges she was drugged at Rosemont hotel bar
Actress Tara Reid was hospitalized over the weekend after claiming she was drugged at a Rosemont hotel bar.
The “Big Lebowski” and “American Pie” actress told TMZ on Monday that she was hospitalized early Sunday after drinking a glass of wine she alleged had been spiked.
In a news release Tuesday night, Rosemont’s Public Safety Department confirmed the incident involving Reid, stating the department responded to a call of a sick person at Rosemont’s DoubleTree Hotel just before 12:40 a.m.
The patient received care from Rosemont paramedics, with assistance from patrol officers, before getting transported to a local hospital, according to the department.
In her account to TMZ, Reid said she had ordered a drink at the hotel bar, then briefly stepped outside to smoke a cigarette. When she returned, Reid said her drink was covered by a napkin, which she added struck her as odd because it was uncovered when she left. Still, she continued on drinking, she said.
“Without even finishing my drink,” she said, “I just, like, passed out. And before I knew it, I was in the hospital eight hours later.”
When asked by TMZ hosts Harvey Levin and Charles Latibeaudiere if she was subjected to a blood alcohol test, Reid replied, “No, they just said you were drugged. That’s what they said, they said you got drugged last night at the bar.”
“It was all kind of vague,” she said. “It was all, like, very blurry.”
Reid said that after her hospital stay, she went on to attend a signing event.
About 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, Rosemont Public Safety spoke with Reid, who was looking to file a police report, the department said. An online report was submitted “to fully document the incident and properly detail what is known at this time,” the department said.
The department noted that it “understands the severity of the allegations being reported and are committed to investigating this incident fully,” adding it was in communication with the hotel to gather video surveillance footage.
“You have to be really careful with your drink,” Reid told TMZ.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/25/tara-reid-rosemont-chicago-drink-drugged/
Plan del gobierno de Trump para reevaluar a refugiados del mandato de Biden genera incertidumbre
Por COREY WILLIAMS, MIKE CATALINI y REBECCA SANTANA
El plan del gobierno del presidente Donald Trump para revisar el proceso de ingreso de todos los refugiados que fueron admitidos en Estados Unidos durante el mandato de Joe Biden ha provocado una enorme presión sobre las personas que podrían verse afectadas por la medida, alimentando la incertidumbre y la preocupación entre quienes creían que tenían asegurado su estatus.
Un memorando firmado el viernes pasado por el director de los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de Estados Unidos (USCIS por sus iniciales en inglés), Joseph Edlow, al que The Associated Press tuvo acceso, detalla la medida. El documento señala que el gobierno de Biden dio prioridad a la “rapidez” y la “cantidad” por encima de una “evaluación y verificación detalladas”.
Los grupos de defensa aseguran que los refugiados, quienes huyen de conflictos o la persecución en sus países de origen, se encuentran entre las personas que más filtros deben pasar antes de ser admitidas en Estados Unidos. Deben superar un proceso de varios años, el cual implica largas esperas, papeleo y verificación antes de ser finalmente elegibles a uno de los codiciados lugares en el programa de refugiados.
Una vez que resuelven su estatus y llegan a Estados Unidos, muchos reconstruyen sus vidas, forman nuevas comunidades e intentan traer a sus familias desde el extranjero. Ahora, muchos de ellos temen que esos nuevos lazos y su futuro en el país estén en duda.
A continuación, un vistazo a algunas reacciones al anuncio de la iniciativa:
“Llegar a Estados Unidos sigue siendo un sueño”
Un refugiado sirio que llegó a Estados Unidos durante la presidencia de Biden dijo que él y su familia discutieron la noticia del nuevo proceso de evaluación cuando se dio a conocer el lunes. El refugiado habló con The Associated Press bajo condición de anonimato por temor a que él o su familia puedan ser blanco de las autoridades federales.
“Era y sigue siendo un sueño estar en Estados Unidos”, afirmó. “Si comienzan a enviar de regreso a las personas a sus países de origen, no tienes los derechos ni las oportunidades que tienes aquí”.
Él y su familia huyeron de Siria al comienzo de la guerra civil y se dirigieron al vecino Líbano. Fueron admitidos en Estados Unidos casi una década después de solicitar refugio.
“Fue realmente emocionante que haya sucedido”, expresó.
El memo también indica que se revisaría a quienes ya habían recibido sus tarjetas de residencia, además de que se suspende la aprobación de tarjetas de residencia para los refugiados que llegaron a Estados Unidos durante el mandato de Biden.
Ninguno de sus familiares cuenta todavía con tarjeta de residencia.
Activistas afirman que la medida genera “angustia”
Los grupos de defensa de los derechos de los refugiados han arremetido contra la medida, asegurando que será una tarea casi imposible reabrir los casos y entrevistar nuevamente a los casi 200.000 refugiados que ingresaron al país durante la presidencia de Biden.
Afirman que la medida es parte de una política más amplia del gobierno federal para desmantelar el programa de refugiados del país, el cual Trump suspendió a principios de este año y sobre el cual anunció posteriormente un límite de 7.500 ingresos para el próximo año, en su mayoría de sudafricanos blancos.
La revisión es un “enorme desperdicio de recursos gubernamentales”, afirmó la American Immigration Lawyers Association. Añadió que la medida ponía en duda “si alguna decisión del gobierno de Estados Unidos alguna vez es definitiva o confiable”.
“En lugar de cumplir con nuestros compromisos legales y morales, el gobierno está sembrando el miedo y la incertidumbre, y socavando la credibilidad de sus propias instituciones”, recalcó.
“Las noticias de esta medida están profundizando la angustia de nuestros clientes”, dijo el International Rescue Committee en un comunicado. “Esta política sería un nuevo e innecesario trauma para los refugiados que han sobrevivido a horrores inimaginables, han esperado décadas en algunos casos para reasentarse, y apenas han comenzado a reconstruir sus vidas en Estados Unidos”.
El grupo hizo un llamado al gobierno a reconsiderar su postura.
El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional defendió el martes el memo y reiteró la afirmación del gobierno de que la presidencia de Biden dio prioridad a la rapidez y a la cantidad por encima de una verificación a fondo al momento de admitir a refugiados en el país.
“Se están tomando medidas correctivas para garantizar que aquellos que están aquí, en Estados Unidos, merecen estar aquí”, declaró Tricia McLaughlin, portavoz de Seguridad Nacional.
Los temores van más allá de los refugiados del programa
Por el momento no se han dado a conocer públicamente los detalles de la revisión, lo que ha sembrado el miedo más allá de la población de refugiados a la que se aplica.
Afganos que llegaron a Estados Unidos gracias a otros programas, y que probablemente no se verían afectados por la revisión, dijeron a The Associated Press que les preocupa su estatus, un reflejo de la confusión causada por los reportes noticiosos sobre el memorando y las cambiantes políticas gubernamentales.
Un afgano que trabajó como intérprete para el gobierno de Estados Unidos en Afganistán ahora es un médico y padre de cuatro hijos en Sacramento, California. Dijo que está en shock por la noticia.
“Un trauma tras otro, estrés tras estrés, ansiedad tras ansiedad”, comentó.
Él y otro afgano de 26 años hablaron con la AP bajo condición de anonimato por temor a ser blancos de las autoridades estadounidenses o afganas.
El hombre de 26 años, que pasó tres años como intérprete con las Fuerzas Especiales de Estados Unidos y ayudó con las evacuaciones estadounidenses de Afganistán, expresó su preocupación.
“Pasamos por muchos filtros y procesos antes de obtener nuestro estatus”, declaró. “No sabemos en qué va a resultar esto para nosotros”.
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Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.
Eric Morris will be Oklahoma State’s new coach — but he’ll finish season with CFP contender North Texas
Oklahoma State has chosen North Texas’ Eric Morris as its new football coach, the school announced Tuesday.
Morris has been the coach at North Texas since 2023. The program went 5-7 in his first season but now is contending for the American Conference championship and a College Football Playoff berth. The Mean Green are No. 21 in the AP Top 25 but unranked by the CFP committee.
Morris has a reputation for helping quarterbacks, having coached, developed or recruited Patrick Mahomes, Baker Mayfield, John Mateer, Cam Ward, Chandler Morris and Drew Mestemaker.
“For many reasons, including the kind of person he is and the lasting relationships he builds with his players, Coach Morris is the perfect fit as the next leader of Cowboy football,” Oklahoma State athletic director Chad Weiberg said. “The future is bright for OSU football and I look forward to introducing him and his family to our team, our former players and all Cowboy fans.”
The hire is pending board approval.
North Texas plays its regular-season finale at home Friday against Temple. With a win, the Mean Green (10-1, 6-1) would be in the American championship game and potentially would host it. They are still in play to be the Group of Five representative in the 12-team CFP.
With former walk-on Mestemaker, a redshirt freshman who is the nation’s leading passer with 3,469 yards, the Mean Green have the nation’s top offense with 503 total yards and 46.3 points per game. They have had six 50-point games, matched the most wins in school history and are ranked in the AP Top 25 for the first time since 1959.
Morris was a wide receiver at Texas Tech for the late Mike Leach, and in 2012 he joined Leach’s staff at Washington State. Morris returned to the Red Raiders the next year as offensive coordinator, a role he had when Mahomes was their quarterback for three seasons. He coached Ward, the top pick in the 2025 NFL draft, at FCS Incarnate Word in his first head coaching job.
North Texas said in a news release that Morris will coach the Mean Green through this season.
“On behalf of the University of North Texas, I want to express our deep gratitude to Eric for everything he has done for Mean Green football over the past three seasons,” North Texas athletic director Jared Mosley said.
Morris will step in for Mike Gundy, who was fired in September during his 21st season. Doug Meacham is 0-8 as the interim coach. Oklahoma State is 1-10 heading into its season finale at home against Iowa State on Saturday.
AP’s Stephen Hawkins contributed.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/25/oklahoma-state-hires-eric-morris-north-texas/
Free, self-guided art tour coming to Geneva on Nov. 30
A new self-guided art tour is coming to Geneva on Sunday, Nov. 30, according to a press release from the Geneva Foundation for the Arts.
The event, called the Artists Sunday Road Rally, is part of the nationwide campaign Artists Sunday, which calls itself a sort of Black Friday or Small Business Saturday for the arts and aims to encourage individuals to buy from local artists during the holiday season.
The event in Geneva is being put on by the Geneva Foundation for the Arts in collaboration with Patty Donahue, event coordinator and owner of Image Awards, Engraving & Creative Keepsakes and Studio Patty D, the release said.
The self-guided art tour, which will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, will include Geneva artists, studios and shops supporting local artists, per the release. Those attending will gather raffle tickets from each location and will have the chance to win prize packages.
The free event is being funded by a city grant, per the city’s website.
Participating businesses and studios include The Winding Deerpath, Midwest Nice, Tinker Belz Art, Studio Patty D, Art by Emilia, Evoke Salon and Gallery, Children’s Art Classes and the Geneva Public Library.
For a map to the Road Rally, go to https://www.experiencegenevaillinois.com/road-rally
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/25/art-tour-geneva-nov-30/
Chinese Text-To-App ‘Vibe Coding’ Tool Went So Viral It Crashed
Chinese Text-To-App ‘Vibe Coding’ Tool Went So Viral It Crashed
Software engineers have been increasingly relying on AI to help with complex coding tasks, a practice known as “vibe-coding.”
Stephanie Arnett/MIT Technology Review | Adobe Stock
While vibe-coding has been largely limited to helping with portions of a project, Chinese developers have created an AI tool that converts text into a complete app.
The app, LingGuang, launched last Tuesday and reached over 1 million downloads in four days. By Monday, the app crossed 2 million downloads, according to the developer – Ant Group (an affiliate of the Chinese conglomerate Alibaba Group), while LingGuang ranked #1 on Apple’s mainland China App Store for free utilities apps, and #6 overall for free apps.
Shortly after going viral, the ‘flash program’ feature temporarily crashed amid a flood of users.
The flash program allows users to create personalized, interactive apps using natural language prompts in 30 seconds. According to Ant Group, people are creating apps like ‘kid activity generators’ and car cost savings calculators.
“LingGuang is bringing every user their own personal AI developer: someone who can code, create visuals, build programs, and turn complex ideas into simple solutions — right in your pocket,” according to a Tuesday press release from Ant Group CTO He Zhengyu.
On Monday, the company said that the explosive popularity makes LingGuang “a key player worth following in the quickly evolving global AI race,” noting that the app hit its first million downloads faster than ChatGPT and Sora.
Beyond the flash programming feature, LingGuang is being advertised as a multimodal AI tool that can generate 3D models, interactive charts, animations and other illustrations in order to help users understand abstract concepts. The tool also includes an “AGI camera” that can understand inputs in real time and help users analyze or edit pictures or videos on the fly.
h/t Capital.news
Tyler Durden
Tue, 11/25/2025 – 21:20
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/chinese-text-app-vibe-coding-tool-went-so-viral-it-crashed
Steelers trabajan con ‘gran optimismo’ en el regreso de Aaron Rodgers contra Buffalo
Por WILL GRAVES
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers podría jugar con todo y su muñeca izquierda fracturada el domingo, cuando los Steelers de Pittsburgh reciban a los Bills de Buffalo.
Rodgers, de 41 años, practicó de manera limitada la semana pasada, pero terminó viendo desde la banca, en pantalones deportivos, la derrota de Pittsburgh por 31-28 ante Chicago. El entrenador de los Steelers, Mike Tomlin, decidió dejar a Rodgers inactivo y comenzar con Mason Rudolph en su lugar.
Tomlin calificó como “prudente” la decisión de sentar a Rodgers, cuatro veces elegido el Jugador Más Valioso, pero se negó a entrar en detalles. Parece haber una mayor posibilidad de que Rodgers regrese cuando Pittsburgh (6-5) intente salir de una mala racha a mitad de temporada contra los Bills (7-4) en un encuentro que podría tener serias implicaciones de playoffs para ambos equipos.
“Estamos cómodos con la trayectoria general (de Rodgers)”, afirmó Tomlin.
El entrenador tomó la decisión final de sentar a Rodgers contra Chicago el sábado. No está seguro de si mantendrá la ventana abierta un poco más esta vez.
Cualquiera que sea el jugador que actúe como mariscal de campo tendrá una nueva cara protegiendo su lado ciego. El tackle izquierdo Broderick Jones se quedará fuera con una lesión en el cuello sufrida al final del último cuarto contra Chicago cuando el liniero defensivo de los Bears, Dominique Robinson, saltó y pareció agarrar la cabeza de Jones.
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Dead Cows Don’t Fart? Countries Raise Concerns Over Methane-Reducing Additive For Bovines
Dead Cows Don’t Fart? Countries Raise Concerns Over Methane-Reducing Additive For Bovines
Scandinavian countries are moving to suspend the mandated use of Bovaer, a methane-reducing additive designed to reduce bovine flatulence. A contributor to methane pollution, cow farts were supposed to be reduced by the additive to reduce climate-harming pollutant. However, there are widespread reports of collapse, lethargy, reduced feed intake, fever, diarrhea, and significant drops in milk production.
There are also reports of cow miscarriages and deaths, though most involve discomfort and farmers reported that the cows improved after cessation of the supplement. What could follow is a colossal product liability lawsuit.
Various countries, like Denmark, made the additive mandatory for the inclusion in feed only to have widespread reports of serious harm to cows. Norway and other countries have suspended the use of Bovaer. It is also used in the United States, but it is not required.
Most reports involve sickness and reduced production in dairy herds.
The question is whether the manufacturer is liable. Elanco US is still advertising the benefits of the supplement:
“Every dairy could use additional, diversified income. That’s where Bovaer® from Elanco comes in. Bovaer is one of the most scientifically researched and recognized methane-reduction feed ingredients globally. Bovaer provides an access point for dairy producers to be financially rewarded for reducing their dairy’s carbon footprint by decreasing their herd’s enteric methane emissions.”
There is also the question of the liability of countries that forced dairy farmers to use the product.
If these reports are accurate, the manufacturer could be sued for a design defect and, in light of the statements above, possible warning defects.
Given the widespread complaints, there is a legitimate question of whether the drug was adequately tested. Alternatively, the company could argue that these reports are condition-related and reflect other causes, where correlation is not causation. The company could also claim that the problems are due to incorrect use of the supplement, such as incorrect dosage or delivery.
What is interesting about this case is the possible increase in damages in countries where the supplement was mandated. It is not clear if there are added protections or waivers granted to the company in these countries.
This could be a warning, manufacturing, or design defect. We do not have enough facts. A manufacturing defect is the least likely unless it is shown that the company failed to properly monitor the concentration of the active ingredients during production or allowed them to be altered by environmental conditions.
It could prove both a warning and a design defect. The company states that “Bovaer has no negative impact on the quantity or quality of milk produced.” It cites a 2022 study to support that claim: Hristov AN, Melgar A, Wasson D, Arndt C. Symposium review: Effective nutritional strategies to mitigate enteric methane in dairy cattle. J Dairy Sci. 2022:105(10):8543–57. However, that study also adds a caveat about the use of certain ingredients in some of these methane-reducing products. For example:
“The red macroalga Asparagopsis taxiformis has a strong CH4 mitigation effect, but studies are needed to determine its feasibility, long-term efficacy, and effects on animal production and health. We concluded that widespread adoption of mitigation strategies with proven effectiveness by the livestock industries will depend on cost, government policies and incentives, and willingness of consumers to pay a higher price for animal products with decreased carbon footprint.”
Again, we need to know more about the composition of the supplement used in these countries.
Under the Restatement Second of Torts, the consumer expectations test asks whether the product is more dangerous than the expectations of the ordinary consumer. Under the more demanding test of the Restatement Third, the question is whether there is a reasonable alternative design. Both would appear viable for plaintiffs if these accounts are proven correct.
The most obvious approach in the United States would be a class action lawsuit against the manufacturer. Indeed, we could see filings in various states and the need for the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) to intervene and consolidate the cases in a single district.
Tyler Durden
Tue, 11/25/2025 – 20:55
Top 5 in CFP rankings are unchanged, while Oregon and Miami get slight bumps
A sleepy week filled with nonconference blowouts locked the College Football Playoff rankings into a near standstill, with Ohio State ranked first again and Oregon’s flip-flop with Mississippi at Nos. 6 and 7 one of the few significant changes in Tuesday’s new top 25.
Oregon’s impressive victory over USC in one of last week’s few games between ranked teams accounted for its move up one spot over Ole Miss, which didn’t play last week.
The other meaningful change was Miami’s move to No. 12 in a switch with Utah after the Utes gave up 472 rushing yards in a tight win over Kansas State.
Pittsburgh’s return to the rankings at No. 22 after falling out for a week affects the meaning of its key ACC game against the Hurricanes, who need a win and some help to make the conference title game but still have hopes of making the playoff bracket as an at-large.
Following the Buckeyes for the fourth time in four rankings were fellow undefeated teams Indiana and Texas A&M. Georgia stayed at No. 4, followed by Texas Tech. After Oregon and Ole Miss came Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Alabama and BYU.
Ohio State and Indiana will play in what should be a No. 1-versus-No. 2 Big Ten title game if both win rivalry games on the road over Thanksgiving weekend. Ohio State’s task is more difficult — against Michigan, which moved up three spots to No. 15. Indiana plays Purdue.
No. 10 Alabama plays at Auburn with a spot in the SEC title game on the line. The Crimson Tide’s opponent would be Texas A&M if the Aggies win at No. 16 Texas.
CFP rankings
Ohio State 11-0
Indiana 11-0
Texas A&M 11-0
Georgia 10-1
Texas Tech 10-1
Oregon 10-1
Mississippi 10-1
Oklahoma 9-2
Notre Dame 9-2
Alabama 9-2
BYU 10-1
Miami 9-2
Utah 9-2
Vanderbilt 9-2
Michigan 9-2
Texas 8-3
USC 8-3
Virginia 9-2
Tennessee 8-3
Arizona State 8-3
SMU 8-3
Pittsburgh 8-3
Georgia Tech 9-2
Tulane 9-2
Arizona 8-3
The four highest-ranked teams determined by the selection committee will be seeded Nos. 1-4 and receive a first-round bye. Seeds 5-12 will play each other in the first round.
https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/25/college-football-playoff-rankings-oregon-miami/
