Oregon remained No. 1 in the second rankings released by the College Football Playoff selection committee Tuesday night. The Ducks, who cruised past Maryland 39-18 last week to improve to 10-0, were followed by No.

The second College Football Playoff rankings were released, with the big questions surrounding who would be No. 3 and where the SEC teams would land.

Oregon still tops the Big Ten Power Rankings, but the Ducks must navigate hostile Camp Randall Stadium this week, while Ohio State travels to Wrigley

Ohio State and Oregon are the clear big dogs in the Big Ten, and with three weeks remaining, that is becoming more and more obvious.

Led by the Ducks, then Ohio State, the Big Ten captured four of the top five spots — a string interrupted only by Texas of the Southeastern Conference, which was slotted in at No. 3 and would receive a first-round bye.

Ohio State is the number five seed and would take on the Boise State Broncos in the first round of the playoffs. Last week, the committee had Brigham Young University taking on the Buckeyes. The winner between the Buckeyes and Broncos would face the Miami Hurricanes in the second round if the playoffs started right now in this scenario.

Entering Week 12 of the college football schedule, let's take a look at our newly updated power rankings, which dissect how each team in the Big Ten stacks up against the competition. Watch college football all season long on Fubo,

As we enter Week 12 of the college football schedule, which team is on top of the Pac-12? We break it all down below in our newly updated power rankings. Sling TV Follow your teams and watch live games with top sports channels like ESPN,

The Oregon Ducks remained undefeated in their 39-18 win over the Maryland Terrapins. What do this week's Big Ten Power Rankings look like with the one-loss Ohio State Buckeyes and unbeaten Indiana Hoosiers?