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With just two weeks left in the regular season, Week 13 was about staying in the College Football Playoff picture and giving the committee the best impression.

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Much of the SEC was facing nonconference opponents and getting lopsided results. Oklahoma, however, entered the week with two conference games remaining. On Saturday, the Sooners, No. 8 in the CFP rankings, hosted No. 22 Missouri.

A week after the Sooners upset Alabama, Oklahoma's defense was all over the Tigers in a 17-6 win. The Sooners forced two turnovers and sacked Mizzou quarterback Beau Pribula four times. In winning its fifth game against a ranked foe this season, OU held Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy, FBS' leading rusher, to just 57 yards.

One of several two-loss teams vying for at-large bids, Notre Dame doesn't have any ranked opponents remaining on its schedule. The Fighting Irish, ranked No. 9, certainly aimed for style points in Week 13. In a 70-7 win over Syracuse, the Irish scored 21 points before taking an offensive snap thanks to two pick-sixes and a blocked kick returned for a touchdown. Notre Dame's Jeremiyah Love rushed for 171 yards and three scores. The 70 points are the most Notre Dame has scored in a game in AP poll era (since 1936).

No. 13 Miami, which beat Notre Dame to start the season, also has two losses; both came in ACC play, meaning the Hurricanes need some help to reach the conference title game. They got some in Week 13. On top of Notre Dame's 34-17 win over Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech