Throughout Saturday’s slate, Sports Illustrated will give an updated look at the playoff seeding and matchups.

Much like we saw from Indiana earlier on Saturday in Happy Valley, No. 9 Oregon escaped a near disaster on the road in Iowa City with a late scoring drive to get an 18-16 win over the feisty Hawkeyes and remain in the College Football Playoff picture.

The early and afternoon slate of college football action featured a bunch of upset scares and a few wild finishes. The rankings bent, but didn't break.

College football is unpredictable and delightful, which is why we live for what happens on Saturdays. And Week 11 certainly delivered, from a thriller in Happy Valley to even more chaos in ACC country.

Texas football is once again raising expectations after an impressive four-game winning streak in the SEC has improved the team to 7-2 on the season. With big-t

Oregon needed to impress the College Football Playoff selection committee. The Ducks did so with a hard-fought road win at Iowa.

A program that has been shaped by a quarter century of speed, flash and finesse continues to show it is more than capable of dominating in the trenches against the black and blue Big Ten powers.

With the release of the first College Football Playoff rankings this past Tuesday evening, we've got a much clearer picture of what the committee is thinking and what the paths ahead for some look like to crash the party.

Just four weeks remain before conference title races are settled in college football. We break down the biggest games of impact in Week 11.

Things are officially different this time. That was confirmed on Saturday, when the No. 3 Aggies improved to 9-0 (6-0 SEC) with a 38-17 win at No. 22 Missouri. The win all but assured A&M of its first-ever College Football Playoff appearance, although merely reaching the CFP would be a disappointment at this point.