The No. 3 Tigers and No. 2 Fighting Irish will battle for a playoff spot Saturday, although both teams could still be in with a loss.

The College Football Playoff Committee released the third set of rankings for the 2020 season and things are still the same at the top as Clemson held at No. 3 while conversations about No. 4 Ohio State continue to fester.

College Football Playoff Selection Committee chair Gary Barta joined members of the media to discuss the latest College Football Playoff rankings that were released on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

The College Football Playoff Committee released the second set of rankings for the 2020 season a few minutes ago and Clemson held firm at No. 3.

Clemson has been in the Top 4 of the College Football Playoff ranking 30 times, making them the most prolific program in the CFB Playoff Era's history with five consecutive trips to the playoff under their belt along with winning two national titles in that time.

The Tide and Tigers continue to stay ahead of No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 4 Michigan at the top of the polls.

The top five of the AP Poll was unchanged this week as the Tigers and the Crimson Tide continue to sit at No. 1 and No. 2.

Clemson held at No. 2 in the Coaches Poll after a record-breaking 59-10 beatdown of Florida State.

Clemson and Alabama headline the top two major polls in college football.

Clemson moves up to No. 3 while Georgia falls to No. 8 after their 36-16 loss at LSU.

After a wild weekend of college football the Tigers move back up to No. 3 in the Coaches Poll.

Clemson remained behind Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio State in the latest AP Poll. Clemson held at the No. 4 spot in both major polls for a second consecutive week.

Clemson raced past the Wake Forest Demon Deacons Saturday 63-3, but that didn't phase the voters in the Coaches Poll as Clemson held at the No. 4 spot for a second consecutive week.

Clemson's slide in the polls continued with the AP dropping the Tigers to No. 4 matching their ranking in the Coaches Poll.

The Tigers overcame a lot of adversity on Saturday but fell two spots in the Coaches Poll to No. 4.

Clemson stayed at No. 3 in the AP Poll, but the Top 5 had a change as LSU passed Oklahoma after the Sooners needed overtime to put away Army.

Following Clemson's 49-21 win in Atlanta, the Tigers held on to the No. 2 spot in the Coaches Poll. The AP Poll comes out around 2:00 PM.

The Tigers held at No. 2, just behind Alabama in the AP and Coaches Polls