No. 1 Ohio State convincingly ends losing streak against No. 15 Michigan to set up Big Ten title game vs. No. 2 Indiana

This weekend, all 18 teams in the Big Ten participated in rivalry games, with 16 teams engaging in traditional matchups. Each game provided key insights into team performances and dynamics as the season progresses.

The Notre Dame football team, after starting the season with two losses, has turned its performance around and is now aiming for a spot in the College Football Playoff in 2026. Head coach Marcus Freeman remains optimistic about the team's postseason prospects, emphasizing the importance of focus over daydreaming about potential outcomes.

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) experienced a significant shift as it lost its last unbeaten team during a thrilling rivalry weekend, while the Big Ten showcased its top two teams, Ohio State and Indiana, in the playoff race. This development highlights the competitive landscape of college football as the SEC still maintains a strong presence with several teams in playoff contention.

Paul Finebaum has stated that the Texas Longhorns deserve a spot in the College Football Playoff (CFP) and should not be penalized for their actions, emphasizing the importance of fairness in the playoff selection process. This comes after Texas secured a significant victory over Texas A&M, which has heightened discussions around their playoff eligibility.

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) faces uncertainty regarding its potential exclusion from the College Football Playoff (CFP) as the season approaches its conclusion. Recent discussions highlight the possibility that the ACC may not secure a spot in the 12-team playoff, raising concerns among fans and analysts alike.

Ohio State secured a significant 27-9 victory over Michigan, marking their first win against their rivals in six years. Head coach Ryan Day expressed emotional relief and joy for the team and fans, highlighting the importance of this win in his tenure.

Ohio State ended a four-game losing streak against Michigan with a decisive 27-9 victory, marking their first win in the rivalry since 2019. Head coach Ryan Day expressed relief and happiness for the team and fans after the game, highlighting the significance of the win in the context of their season. Sherrone Moore, Michigan's offensive coordinator, faced scrutiny following the loss, which underscored the challenges the Wolverines faced in their preparation and performance.

No. 1 Ohio State secured a decisive 27-9 victory over No. 15 Michigan, with quarterback Julian Sayin throwing three touchdown passes, including a critical 35-yarder to Jeremiah Smith on fourth down. This win marks Ohio State's first triumph over Michigan in six years and positions them for a potential first-round bye in the College Football Playoff, as they remain undefeated at 12-0 and 9-0 in the Big Ten.