College Football Playoff picks after Week 13 - ESPN

It's rivalry week and the last week of the regular season and all the top College Football Playoff contenders had a test to face.

How will Saturday's top games affect the College Football Playoff chase? What are the current odds for the top four? The Allstate Playoff Predictor has the answers. Check back every week as the odds are updated following that week's games.

The No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes facing the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines was the headliner. The matchup had Big Ten title stakes as well as CFP implications. The game didn't feature many big plays, but Blake Corum, who ran for two touchdowns, and Michigan's stout defense did enough in the 30-24 win to beat the Buckeyes for the third consecutive year. Michigan's defense limited Ohio State to 107 yards rushing on 3.8 yards per carry. OSU QB Kyle McCord had 270 yards and two touchdowns but also two interceptions, including one that ended the Buckeyes' final drive. Michigan is now the first Big Ten team to ever win 30 straight regular season games.

Other contenders dealt with upset-minded, in-state rivals intent on spoiling runs to the playoff. With the No. 4 Washington Huskies off to the Big Ten next season, they got all they could from the Washington State Cougars in what could be the final Apple Cup for some time. Huskies QB Michael Penix Jr. had an up-and-down performance, throwing for just 204 yards, but connected with Rome Odunze for two touchdowns in the 24-21 win. Odunze also had a key 23-yard run to convert a fourth down. The Pac-12's other top team, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks, crushed the Oregon State Beavers on Friday night, 31-7.

The Florida State Seminoles, No. 5 in the rankings and playing without injured quarterback Jordan Travis, rallied behind three