Breaking down the CFP race for three conferences after Week 10 - ESPN

We're entering Week 11 of the college football season, and yet, somehow less time means more questions. Nobody seems to know what to do with the Heisman, and I'm not seeing a price worth chasing right now.

For the record, Notre Dame QB CJ Carr (+220), Miami QB Darian Mensah (+250) and Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith (+280) are the three favorites.

The national title board hasn't moved enough to change my mind, either. So, let's look elsewhere.

Who will make the playoff? Who will win their conference? Between the remaining schedules and tiebreakers, there's plenty to sort through before we put money on any of it.

Odds by DraftKings and subject to change.

I went into the MAC thinking 7-2 Ohio might be the play. The Bobcats are undefeated in conference play, host Toledo (7-2 overall, 4-1 MAC) in Week 13 and boom: +295 to win it. There's something there.

But then I looked at how those teams match up, and Toledo's defense kept getting in the way. Ohio wants to run. Toledo is really good at stopping it, and it also has a much better passing game. So now I'm looking at Ohio's bigger payout and asking whether I actually like the matchup or just the number.

Toledo at +146 isn't exactly giving us some huge discount. Western Michigan (6-3, 4-1 MAC) has a manageable schedule left, but I don't trust its offense as much. I can make a case for all three getting to the championship game. I'm less interested in paying these prices to find out which one does.

Memphis (7-2, 4-1 AAC) was the team I kept looking at in the American. I like Marcus Stokes and the passing game. I trust the Tigers' pass defense more than North Texas' or UTSA's. But Memphis still has to go to South Florida and Navy. Those aren't games I'm just checking off,