MANHATTAN (AP) — Don't expect Kansas State coach Bill Snyder to be waiting in breathless anticipation for the first college football playoff ranking to be unveiled on Tuesday night.That goes for the rest of the No. 11 Wildcats, too.After his team dealt Texas its first shutout defeat in more than a decade Saturday, Snyder spent several minutes discussing the new system to crown a national champion. He lamented the fact that all anybody will care about are the top four teams that will play in semifinal games, and how that has made more than 100 teams an after-thought on the national scene.It doesn't matter that Kansas State, its only loss to fourth-ranked Auburn, is creeping into that four-team discussion.