The second set of College Football Playoff rankings were released Tuesday night and the biggest story to come out of the reveal wasn't No. 1-ranked Oregon, No. 2-ranked Ohio State, or even No. 3-ranked Texas.
The biggest storylines surrounded the following two programs: Indiana and Colorado.
The Hoosiers are the gift that keeps on giving this season - sitting at 10-0 for the first time in program history and occupants of the No. 5 ranking in the College Football Playoff rankings. Curt Cignetti's group has a bye this weekend before traveling to Columbus for a massive Big Ten showdown with the Buckeyes on Nov. 23 on FOX.
Meanwhile, the Buffaloes, coming off a disappointing 4-8 season last year, are 7-2 this season and fresh off an impressive road win at Texas Tech. Deion Sanders' team is 5-1 in Big 12 play, trailing only undefeated BYU in the conference standings. The Buffs, whp control their own destiny as it relates to a path to the Big 12 Championship Game, get set to host Utah at 12 p.m. ET Saturday on FOX.
In addition to Colorado's Big 12 matchup against Utah on Saturday, Nebraska travels to Los Angeles to battle USC, while Tennessee heads to Athens, Georgia to battle the 12th-ranked Bulldogs in a game that will have massive CFP implications.
FOX Sports college football writers Laken Litman and RJ Young are here to answer the biggest questions heading into Week 11:
Colorado sits at 7-2 heading into this weekend's matchup against Utah. Even if the Buffs were to finish the regular season 10-2, do they need to win the Big 12 Championship in order to make the 12-team College Football Playoff?
Laken Litman: Colorado has to win the Big 12 title in order to have the best chance of making the 12-team playoff.
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