College rankings need schedule strength and committee context
Rankings stories are more useful when they explain schedule strength, quality wins and selection rules.
Ranking context
College rankings should not be treated as a simple list. Schedule strength, injuries, quality wins, conference performance and committee criteria can all matter.
Reader value
The article should explain who moved, why it changed and which upcoming games could alter the picture.
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