Good morning, everyone! Carter Bahns here with you on the heels of a monumental weekend in the football universe. We have a College Football Playoff bracket, and I'm sure a good number of you are less than thrilled about the way it came together.

Former NBC host Chuck Todd was perturbed over the Alabama Crimson Tide getting into the College Football Playoff on Sunday with three losses.

Alabama and Miami are in, Notre Dame is out and Indiana is No. 1 in the College Football Playoff’s 12-team bracket.

Notre Dame received a shock from the CFP committee. Miami climbed two spots to No. 10 — and that pushed the Irish to No. 11 and out of the 12-team field.

Let the debates continue with Notre Dame and BYU the first two teams out of the College Football Playoff field in the selection committee's final rankings.

The Indiana Hoosiers are the nation's only undefeated team heading into the College Football Playoff: Tickets, TV, stream, start time, opponent.

Ole Miss coach Pete Golding assured everyone who would listen that his sixth-ranked Rebels are locked in ahead of their first College Football Playoff appearance. Golding jabbed Lane Kiffin several times without mentioning his name.

Whether it’s Zapruder film of a missed holding call or a conspicuous communications system error, college football fans love a good conspiracy. And despite their best (or as Notre Dame fans might argue, worst) efforts, this year’s version of the College Football Playoff committee fueled plenty of them.