The second College Football Playoff rankings are out, and as expected, the SEC has a heavy hand in the top 12.

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The biggest change is at the very top, where Georgia supplanted Miami with a dominant win over Ole Miss on Nov. 7 while the Hurricanes fell to Notre Dame. The Bulldogs' one loss this season is against Auburn, an anomaly in what has otherwise been smooth sailing in Athens.

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Alabama and Texas are also in the top six with commanding wins over LSU and Missouri, respectively. Tennessee stated its case with a big win over Kentucky, which fell five spots following that blowout, while Ole Miss' blowout loss to Georgia led to a nine-spot drop for the Rebels.

Here's a look at the full SEC presence in the College Football Playoffs, including teams in the top 12 and everyone in the top 25.

SEC teams in CFP rankings top 12 for Nov. 10

• No. 1 Georgia
• No. 3 Alabama
• No. 6 Texas
• No. 8 Tennessee
• No. 11 Kentucky

SEC teams in CFP rankings top 25 for Nov. 10

• No. 1 Georgia
• No. 3 Alabama
• No. 6 Texas
• No. 8 Tennessee
• No. 11 Kentucky
• No. 17 South Carolina
• No. 19 Ole Miss
• No. 21 LSU
• No. 22 Missouri

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: SEC teams in new CFP rankings: Georgia, Alabama lead pack while Ole Miss plummets

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PHOENIX (AP) — Jordan Goodwin scored 18 points in his return from a calf injury, Devin Booker added 17 and the Phoenix Suns cruised past the Los Angeles Clippers 133-110 on Tuesday night.

Phoenix shot 22 of 43 (51%) from 3-point range and had seven players score in double digits, including five who came off the bench. Luke Kennard had 14 points, Jalen Green scored 13 and Collin Gillespie added 12 points and eight assists while Khaman Maluach contributed 11 points and seven rebounds.

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The Suns had a 17-point halftime lead and pushed the advantage to 91-59 with four minutes left in the third quarter. They have a 3-2 record so far on their season-long, seven-game homestand.

Goodwin — who signed a $19 million, three-year deal to return to the Suns during the offseason — made 6 of 7 shots from beyond the arc in just 14 minutes. He missed the past three games.

The Clippers were coming off their first win in more than two weeks, but have now lost eight of their last nine games. Rui Hachimura, Baba Miller and Darius Garland all scored 13 points while Max Strus had 12.

Gillespie hit a 3-pointer from 39 feet just before the halftime buzzer to give the Suns a 64-47 lead. Phoenix made 11 of 22 (50%) shots from beyond the arc before the break.

Up next

Clippers: Host Oklahoma City on Friday night.

Suns: Host Charlotte on Thursday night.

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