Alabama slid six spots down to No. 10 after their loss to the Sooners, while the Longhorns dropped all the way to No. 17, putting their College Playoff future in serious doubt. Texas needs to run the table — including a win over Texas A&M in their regular season finale — and perhaps get some help to get in.

Turns out, Ohio State coach Ryan Day is not the first CEO to suffer the dreaded rivalry week dip. Day’s four-game losing streak against Michigan dominates discussion ahead of Saturday’s game in Ann Arbor. We wonder every year how can a coach who wins 87% of his games repeatedly lose the most important (regular season) one.

Ohio State, Indiana and Texas A&M claim the top three spots in the third set of College Football Playoff rankings.

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Coaching legend Nick Saban called Ohio State fans “psychotic” and can't believe many would rather beat Michigan than win a national championship. “They all need to go see a doctor.”

In between Week 13 and Week 14 of college football, as the regular season draws to a close, SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum chimed in on the national champion

The No. 15 Michigan Wolverines (9-2) have won four in a row over the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes (11-0). It’s arguably the best rivalry in college sports and American sports, and the two programs face off on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.