Georgia and Indiana back as top-four seeds on CFP bracket based on AP Top 25; Miami, Ohio St are 1-2

Georgia and Indiana would receive first-round byes in the College Football Playoff as top-four seeds on the 12-team bracket based on The Associated Press Top 25 published Sunday and Notre Dame and BYU would host first-round games.

Key points

• The five highest-ranked conference champions – from the Power Four and one from the Group of Six – will qualify for the CFP.
• Georgia and Indiana had been top-four seeds until both lost last week.
• UCLA and BYU would join Notre Dame and BYU as first-round hosts.

Georgia and Indiana had been top-four seeds until both lost last week. They returned after Notre Dame's one-rung slip to No. 5 and BYU's loss to UCF and subsequent six-spot drop to No. 8.

Miami remained the No. 1 seed and was followed by No. 2 Ohio State, No. 3 Georgia and No. 4 Indiana.

Notably, the five highest-ranked conference champions – from the Power Four and one from the Group of Six – will qualify for the CFP. The other seven spots will be filled by the next-highest-ranked teams. One of those at-large teams will be Notre Dame if the Fighting Irish are among the top 12 in the CFP's final rankings.

For now, georgia and Indiana back as top-four seeds on CFP bracket based on remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.