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MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA – Girard Pringle Jr. #22 of the Miami Hurricanes carries the ball against the NC State Wolfpack during the third quarter of the game at Hard Rock Stadium on November 15, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images) Getty Images Only two weekends of regular season play and a championship weekend remain until the CFP committee reveals its final ranking on December 7. Indeed, time is precious, though there is enough of it for teams on the outside looking in to alter the playoff picture. That includes Miami and the ACC, which is as convoluted as can be at this stage. Here is a look at teams that still have hope in each of the four power conferences. ACC Mario Cristobal’s team appears to be in the best shape at No. 13. Appearances, though, can be deceiving. The ‘Canes are serving as the convenient occupant of the top spot among ACC members despite not controlling their destiny as far as participating in the conference championship game, something that requires help. Help is also in need as far an at-large bid, which would mean a bump up to No. 10. (At this point, the ACC champ would be No. 11 while the G5 rep is locked in at No. 12). With two conference defeats, Miami is on the outside looking in at four one-loss teams: No. 16 Georgia Tech, No. 19 Virginia and unranked Pitt and SMU, which has a November 1 win over the Hurricanes. Miami’s remaining schedule consists of a pair of road dates at Virginia Tech and Pitt. Speaking of Pitt, the Panthers possess many of the keys as far as who will meet in Charlotte on the evening of December 6 for the ACC championship. That’s because the Panthers not only…

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