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Paul Finebaum doesn't have a lot of complaints about the first CFP rankings, but he does have one with where Texas A&M was ranked.

Paul Finebaum had just one major gripe after the unveiling of the season’s first College Football Playoff rankings. It centered squarely on Texas A&M’s place in the pecking order.