My top 4 and a few more

I did my rankings more a power rankings perspective

The actual rankings probably should be 1) Georgia 2 Michigan 3 Cincinnati 4 Michigan State 5 Oklahoma and 6 Oregon 7 Ohio State 8 Alabama

- I think Ohio State-Bama would be a pick-em game on a neutral field and if would be a really good game
-Oregon should be ahead of Ohio State but I also think they got really lucky and played the Buckeyes at the right time this year. If they played next week If take the Buckeyes
-I think Oklahoma is really lucky and all the teams in the top 5 would like beat them on a neutral field
I’m not moving Cincinnati based on 1 poor performance vs. Navy. Navy’s option attack can be tough when it’s clicking and the Bearcats were a little off yesterday

remember: the oddsmakers are really US.   The betting public.    All the oddsmakers do it, try to find the sweet spot where they get the SAME money on both side.   They are REMAKABLY good at it. 

Is this your list?  Lot's of inconsistencies.   If it is all about wins and losses then WF should be ahead of Bama.   
Ohio State number 9?   That one is laughable. 

I went against everything I stand for and listened to some of the ESPN pudits.  They were going on about the only reason that Ohio State would get in over Oregon assuming they both have one loss is that the committee are a bunch of elitist.    
Here is what they forgot to mention
Since the win against to OSU Here are oregon accomplishments
Beat UCLA by 3 
Dominated Stoneybrook
Beat 2 - 5 Cal by 7
Struggled against Arizona with the nations longest losing streak until they pulled away in the fourth quarter
Lost to Stanford who has a losing record.  

Meanwhile tOSU has rolled off 5 straight wins by an average margin of victory of 45 points.   They also got a win versus a 5-2 Minnesota which is looking better and better.
Apologies for my rant I will swear off the ESPN pundits for the remainder of the year.  

Dusty Dvorcek was the color man for the Buckeye game on Saturday. This morning on his radio show he said....

1. Ohio State is the best offense he's seen all year.
2. Ohio State has the best offensive line he's seen all year.
3. Ohio State's team of receivers are the best he's seen all year. 
4. UC may be ranked #2 but there is no way they're better or would beat Ohio State. 
5. He compared Ohio State's offense to that of LSU's in 2019 and Alabama's last year. 

To his points, I think there are as many as 8 first round draft picks on Ohio State's offense. I've seen mock drafts with Olave, Wilson, Petit-Frere, Munford and Dawand Jones as first round picks. Smith-Njigba will be a high pick next year. CJ Stroud is a Heisman candidate and very well could be a first round pick. Treveyon Henderson will be one of the first backs picked when he comes out in a couple years. Paris Johnson will move to tackle next year and will get drafted - maybe not first round. This is just an amazing offense. 

I'm pretty sure Stroud was truly injured during a play in the Oregon game - he was hit late out of bounds and landed on his shoulder, Oregon received a 15 yard penalty on the play but Stroud received an injury. Had that not happened I think there would have been a different outcome - that and had Kerry Coombs tested positive for COVID.  Anyway - you can manipulate rankings any way you like and if they ranked Oregon ahead of Ohio State with equal records I'd have no problem with that but Cincinnati, Oklahoma, MSU, Michigan and Wake Forest would not be able to stop Ohio State's offense - it's just a question of whether they could keep up in a scoring contest. I doubt any of them could.