ACC commissioner Jim Phillips and Miami athletic director Dan Radakovich blasted the College Football Playoff's latest rankings Tuesday that left Miami out of the current playoff field.  The newest CFP top 25 has Alabama at No.

Miami's hopes of an undefeated season crumbled over the past few weeks after the Hurricanes lost to Georgia Tech and Syracuse, but there was still belief

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips called out the College Football Playoff selection committee in a statement following Miami's 'snub' from the CFP.

That means, barring an upset in Saturday's ACC championship game between Clemson and SMU, Alabama might be headed back to the CFP for the ninth time in the past 11 seasons -- despite losing three times under first-year coach Kalen DeBoer -- while the Hurricanes get left out of the first 12-team tournament.

Miami was on the outside looking in when the new CFP rankings dropped on Tuesday and the ACC commissioner is disgusted.

Oregon remained No. 1 in the penultimate Top 25, followed by No. 2 Texas, No. 3 Penn State, No. 4 Notre Dame and No. 5 Georgia.

Jim Phillips questions the fairness of penalizing conference title game participants as Selection Day approaches.