With Clemson, LSU, and Ohio State all but assured of berths in the playoff, the question is whether Baylor, Georgia, Oklahoma, or Tyler Huntley and the Utah Utes will be able to join them.

It's Rivalry Week! That means Michigan vs. Ohio State in The Game, Alabama vs. Auburn in The Iron Bowl, Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State in Bedlam, and Brock Purdy and Iowa State vs. Kansas State in Farmageddon.

All eyes turn to Baylor, where Denzel Mims and the Bears host the Texas Longhorns with a chance to clinch a berth in the Big 12 title game. Elsewhere, Ohio State looks to stay undefeated against Penn State, Georgia hosts Texas A&M, and the TCU Horned Frogs head to Norman to play the Oklahoma Sooners.

Big 12 title contenders clash on Saturday when CeeDee Lamb and Oklahoma take on undefeated Baylor. Other high-profile schools in critical contests this weekend include Georgia, Minnesota, and Notre Dame.

It's the biggest weekend yet in college football, with a pair of games between unbeaten teams in Penn State-Minnesota and LSU-Alabama. Elsewhere, playoff hopefuls such as Baylor, Georgia, and Oklahoma look to build their resumes.

Yes, there are big conference games this weekend, including critical conference contests such as Kansas State-Kansas, Utah-Washington, and Oregon-USC. But no game will draw more attention than the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

Key matchups this week include Wisconsin at Ohio State, Texas at TCU, Notre Dame at Michigan, and the Auburn Tigers squaring off against Joe Burrow and LSU.

The biggest game of the week sees Shea Patterson and Michigan visit to play Penn State. Other big conference games this weekend include Florida-South Carolina, Oregon-Washington, and Baylor-Oklahoma State.

The biggest game of the week sees Oklahoma face Sam Ehlinger and Texas in the Red River Rivalry. Elsewhere, Notre Dame visits USC, and Florida squares off against LSU in a battle of unbeatens.

Bo Nix and the Auburn Tigers face the Florida Gators in the biggest game of the week. Other prime contests include Central Florida-Cincinnati, Iowa-Michigan, and Michigan State-Ohio State.