Joel Klatt's College Football Rankings: OSU, Indiana on Big Ten Collision Course

Notre Dame won, but it wasn't pretty. Georgia is hard to kill, but play like its death is inevitable. The back end of Joel Klatt's top 10 saw another shake-up — so long for now, Miami (Fla.), after a loss to unranked SMU. 

But all eyes are on the top, where it's clear that Ohio State and Indiana have established themselves as the top two teams in the nation, according to Klatt. Who is No. 1 between those two, though? 

Let's take a look at Klatt's most recent top 10 after Week 10. 

Klatt's take: Ohio State, which defeated Penn State 38-14, and Indiana are on a collision course for the Big Ten championship game. Those are your two best teams in the country. All due respect to Texas A&M, which is right there as well, but man, the complete nature of Indiana and Ohio State is pretty significant, and they stand out to me.

Klatt's take: Indiana beat Maryland 55-10 behind 367 rush yards. That's their fifth 300-yard rush game of the season. That offensive line is going to win the Joe Moore Award. That's going to be your best offensive line in the country. I mean, there are no holes with Indiana, and they've been battling some injuries now. Linebacker Aiden Fisher didn't play, wide receiver Elijah Sarratt was battling a hamstring at some point on Saturday at Maryland — he's a very good player, All-American-caliber player. If they're healthy, that's going to be a tough team to beat. 

Klatt's take: Texas A&M is a complete football team, that's clearly a top-three football team. I love what QB Marcel Reed has done. They've won in several different ways; can't wait to watch them down the stretch. 

Klatt's take: Bama's passing game is so good. I still love Bama, I still love quarterback Ty Simpson. They have to run the football better