Biggest game of the weekend, that is Indiana at Ohio State.

We'll be getting the playoff rankings as of tonight, and I would imagine both these teams would probably be in the top five,

considering they were in the top five last week as well. It's a noon Eastern Time game on Fox. The storyline to know is pretty simple. The winner of this

game essentially clinches a spot in both the Big Ten title game and you can pretty much say

they'll be locking up a college football playoff spot as well. Michigan, Ohio State plays Michigan

at the end of the year. Purdue plays Indiana. Indiana plays Purdue at the end of the year. Purdue plays Indiana.

Indiana plays Purdue at the end of the year. So as long as they win that last game, they'll be

into the Big Ten title game, obviously. So also the winner of this game would pretty much

guarantee itself a spot in the college football playoff because Indiana would have at worst an 11-1 record.

They would have a signature win over Ohio State as well.

Ohio State would at worst be 10 and 2 if they lose to Michigan say and they would

have also beaten Penn State and Indiana.

The loser of this game though, say if Indiana goes 11 and 1 with this loss and Ohio

State goes 10 and 2 with this loss, then all of a sudden you're being lumped into the log

jam of SEC schools

that have to have two losses on the year. That's going to be really interesting. So I think Ohio

is probably a better chance of surviving that because of the win over Penn State while Indiana

wouldn't have really a signature win to go fall back on. But it's going to be really interesting.

This is a major, major game. Obviously, you know, huge rewards for the winner and

potentially a fatal blow for the loser. Yeah, no, it's certainly the everyone's billing it to be

the prove it game for Indiana, even if they lose close, if they can be competitive enough with

the Buckeyes, and they'll give them a lot of credit, obviously. And then I think what's not

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