For the first time, really, in the six years of the College Football Playoff, there’s no controversy — well, none of any real significance. Come Sunday, the CFP Selection Committee has but one major question to answer: Who’s No. 1? Is it Ohio State or LSU? Does Clemson have a shot at the top spot? In most years, deliberating over who’s No. 4 dominates the oxygen in the room. Not this time. Not with what appears to be three undefeated teams that could legitimately win it all. As it stands through Week 14, the order is No. 1 Ohio State, No. 2 LSU, No. 3 Clemson. If we’re being honest, though, there are two serious possibilities for No. 1. That’s a debate between the Buckeyes and Tigers … of LSU. Clemson coach Dabo Swinney may lament over what he feels are slights towards his reigning national championship team, winners of…
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