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he NCAA selection committee revealed the 64-team women’s bracket on Monday, and most men’s conference semifinals kick off today.

For NCAA fall sports, it’s already the most wonderful time of the year. Unwrap these early playoff snapshots and prepare to celebrate…confetti showers are right around the corner.

This week’s CFP rankings drop has only added fuel to the fire for some bitter Week 10 rivalries. There’s not one, but two massive SEC games on tomorrow’s docket as squads battle it out to see who’s the king of the conference jungle.

After yesterday’s epic semifinal battles, the Power Five pitches are ready for Sunday’s conference championships. Here’s how it happened.

The CFP selection committee’s 13 members finally released their first public rankings last night. These rankings will be released weekly from now on, with the sixth (and final) slated for Sunday, December 4th, aka Selection Day.

While there are still a few fockey games left on the NCAA calendar, nearly all of the 79 Division I (DI) teams have wrapped up regular season play. The next uphill battle? Conference championships.

No tricks here: For the first time this season, no undefeated teams lost on Saturday, with the unbeaten six maintaining their perfect records through Week 9. All are hoping for a treat from the CFP selection committee, who drop their first rankings tomorrow.

November may not start until midnight(s), but the postseason is already underway with cross country conference meets in the books and, as we mentioned on Friday, women’s soccer conference tourneys kicking off yesterday. Tighten those laces and catch up on the race toward the nattys.

With playoffs hitting the men’s soccer pitch in a matter of days and the women’s volleyball court in a month, the NCAA selection committees have been busy compiling their final rankings before official picks separate the “so fetch” squads from those in the Burn Book.

While a few Division I (DI) women’s soccer conferences will wrap up regular season play next week, a majority of the 333 squads are finalizing their standings this week, with conference tournaments kicking off the postseason — and the road to the natty — on Sunday.

While some squads have already said “RIP” to their playoff chances, the ones atop the poll are looking to cast spells on the CFP selection committee, who drops their first rankings on Tuesday.