The Big Ten’s Week 12 slate for Friday, Nov. 14, and Saturday, Nov. 15 is set across FOX, CBS/Paramount+, FS1, NBC/Peacock and Big Ten Network.

Indiana and #9 Oregon survive near upsets, #23 Washington gets upset and #8 Texas Tech dominates. Is it possible the ACC could miss the College Football Playoff? Plus, the Big Ten looks to sign a private equity deal with or without one of its biggest brands.

This week featured several wild games in the Big Ten; find out how it affected our post-Week 11 Big Ten power rankings.

The week delivered fireworks in the Big Ten Conference. Indiana survived an upset scare against Penn State with an incredible last-second touchdown. Oregon did similarly on the road at Iowa, though it did so with a rain-soaked 39-yard field goal. Those two teams remained firmly in the hunt for a Big Ten with the statement road wins.

Ohio State grabbed control of the conference, Indiana showed weakness, and Michigan stayed put during its bye week.

Oregon won 18-16 over Iowa on Saturday, Nov. 8. Dante Moore led Oregon with 112 yards on 13-of-21 passing (61.9%) for no touchdowns and one interception. He also carried the ball four times for 46 yards. Whittington carried the ball 17 times for 118 yards, adding two receptions for four yards. Jamari Johnson had four receptions for 36 yards.

The SEC had a painless weekend, while the Big Ten's chance of sending at least four teams to the Playoff took a hit.

Oregon's in potential trouble. So is Big Ten's quest to stockpile CFP bids. That's the message sent in these first College Football Playoff rankings.

Big Ten teams were in action in Week 11. We have a quick takeaway from each of them. What did we learn this week from these Big Ten teams?

EUGENE — Oregon has played three one-possession conference games since joining the Big Ten, with only last year’s trip to Wisconsin coming on the road and featuring less than 20 points for either team.