Another week of college football is in the book as there are only two more weeks left in the college football regular season before conference championship week. There was not a ton of change in top of the playoff rankings a week ago, but Vanderbilt was helped by ACC teams losing. This week, things did change.

Here's where Vanderbilt football fell in the College Football Playoff rankings in the committee's update after Week 12.

Here are the bowls Vanderbilt football could end up in if the Commodores do not make the College Football Playoff.

NASHVILLE—In the midst of Saturday’s noise, results and the general sense of pessimism that arose from them, Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea stepped up to the podium

Here's who Vanderbilt fans should root for during an open week to bolster the Commodores' College Football Playoff hopes.

As expected, the Vanderbilt Commodores are on the outside looking in in Tuesday’s edition of the College Football Playoff rankings.

After wins over Tennessee and Alabama, Oklahoma needs to avoid a letdown at home against Missouri to keep its Playoff spot. The Tigers are likely down their top two quarterbacks (Beau Pribula is doubtful), but running back Ahmad Hardy torched Mississippi State for 300 yards last week. (Missouri’s Playoff odds are at zero regardless of result.)

Texas Tech's dominance over BYU damaged the Big 12's shot at two bids. The ACC is caving in on itself. Vanderbilt stands to benefit.

Oklahoma grabbed back-to-back ranked road wins over Tennessee (33-27) and Alabama (23-21) for what might be the best two-game stretch from any team in the country. Despite losing two games in the past five contests, the Sooners have a terrific resume that includes four-ranked wins in five tries and a 4-0 road record.

Vanderbilt football was ranked No. 14 in the second iteration of the College Football Playoff rankings released Nov. 11.