College Football Playoff picks after Week 4 - ESPN

With six Top 25 vs. Top 25 matchups, Week 4 provided some clarity when it comes to the best four teams in the country.

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.

Sixth-ranked Ohio State got one of the marquee wins of the season's first month, scoring the go-ahead touchdown at No. 9 Notre Dame with just one second left for a 17-14 victory. Chip Trayanum's one-yard dive is the latest go-ahead touchdown in an AP Top-10 matchup since Texas Tech's Michael Crabtree scored with one second left for the No. 6 Red Raiders in 2008 against No. 1 Texas. Ohio State now has six consecutive wins against Notre Dame, tied for the third-longest win streak against the Fighting Irish in the Poll Era (since 1936) trailing only eight straight by USC and Michigan State.

Fourth-ranked Florida State defeated an unranked Clemson team that has dominated the ACC during the playoff era, winning the conference seven out of the past eight years. They had done so by beating the Seminoles seven times in a row entering Saturday. Florida State's 31-24 victory — the school's first in overtime on the road — gives them a 4-0 start for the second year in a row and has them in the driver's seat for this season's ACC crown.

Georgia didn't have much trouble with UAB, earning a 49-21 win to extend its win streak to 21 — the sixth longest in SEC history. The Bulldogs have outscored opponents 56-0 in the third quarter of games this season.

Washington continues to impress, scoring 45 points by halftime against Cal. It was tied for the most points the Golden Bears have ever