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Watch the above video as BamaCentral basketball and football writer Hunter De Siver discusses an all-time week for college football.

Before every college football season kicks off, social media goes into a frenzy when one week's slate is better than the rest. We are now at that week.

The College Football Playoff committee released its initial rankings on Tuesday night, and Alabama surprisingly landed at No. 5 despite having two losses and being No. 9 in the AP Poll. If the regular season ended today, the Crimson Tide would host 12-seed Boise State in the first round of the CFP.

No three-loss team has ever made the College Football Playoff's 12-team field, but with Alabama so high up with two losses, there's reason to think that that trend could end should it drop another game to a quality opponent. That being said, Alabama will travel to LSU on Saturday, as the Tigers were ranked No. 14 in the initial CFP rankings. LSU also has two losses this season.

Oftentimes, the annual Alabama-LSU game is the host of ESPN's College GameDay show, but there are multiple ranked matchups receiving even more hype than this renowned SEC rivalry. Here's a look at the seven games set to create the most CFP chaos for the entire season.

Note: the ranks attached to each team below is from the CFP committee on Tuesday night, not the AP Top 25.

Best Games of College Football Week 10

No. 7 Texas (6-2) at No. 18 Missouri (6-2)
No. 9 BYU (7-1) at No. 3 Utah (8-0)
No. 23 Oregon (5-3) at No. 12 Ohio State (6-2)
No. 5 Alabama (6-2) at No. 14 LSU (6-2)
No. 6 Kentucky (7-1) at No. 13 Tennessee (6-2)
No. 2 Georgia (7-1) at No. 10 Ole Miss (6-2)
No. 1 Miami (8-0) at No. 11 Notre Dame (7-1)

Very few teams on this slate can afford to make a mistake. Even if a three-loss program eventually makes the 12-team field, every school has to assume that it's win-or-go-home.