Pittsburgh @ Miami<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n With the ACC final places long decided the main interest lies in whether Clemson can remain undefeated in conference play. They could still make the playoffs but a loss to South Carolina would put pay to their chances.<\/p>\n Miami was ranked 16 in the opening AP Poll, however, after winning their opening two games things went downhill big time. They need to win this one to get bowl eligible.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n No.3 Michigan<\/span> @ No.2 Ohio State<\/strong><\/p>\n Nebraska @ Iowa<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Purdue<\/span> @ Indiana<\/strong><\/p>\n Michigan State @ No. 11 Penn State<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Both places in the Big Ten Conference Final are still up for grabs with the action starting on Friday Night. Iowa will clinch the West with a win. That would be some recovery after they looked out of it at 3-4 mid-season. Should they lose then the door will be open for Purdue who trail the Hawkeyes on Head-to-Head. If both these two lose it could get very messy as five teams could theoretically tie at 5-4. We will leave the sorting of that to the tie-break team.<\/p>\n The East will go to the winner of the Wolverines @ Buckeyes game and with it a near certain CFP playoff place.<\/p>\n Penn State will hope to clinch a New Years’ Bowl Berth with a win, however, the Spartans still need this one to become bowl eligible so should be up for it.<\/p>\n Iowa State @ No.4 TCU<\/strong><\/p>\n Baylor @ No.23 Texas<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Kansas @ No.12 Kansas State<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n TCU are already in the Big 12 Championship game but needs to stay unbeaten to keep the pressure on the CFP Committee. They will play Kansas State if the Wildcats win or Texas loses.<\/p>\n No.15 Notre Dame<\/span> @ No.6 USC<\/strong><\/p>\n No.9 Oregon @ No.21 Oregon State<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n No.13 Washington<\/span> @ Washington State<\/strong><\/p>\n USC are in the Conference Final already but needs to beat Notre Dame to have any chance of making the final four.\u00a0 Oregon has a tricky trip to neighbours Oregon State but a win will see them take the second berth. Washington could still sneak in if they win the Apple Cup and the Ducks lose.<\/p>\n The Trojans need a win to keep their CFP hopes alive <\/p>\n Georgia Tech @ No.1 Georgia<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n No.5 LSU<\/span> @ Texas A&M<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Arkansas @ Missouri<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Auburn @ No.7 Alabama<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n No. 10 Tennessee<\/span> @ Vanderbilt<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The final has been set for a couple of weeks now, but both Georgia & LSU both still need to win this weekend.\u00a0 A two-loss Georgia would probably miss out while a three-loss LSU would for definite.<\/p>\n Missouri needs a win to become Bowl eligible, as does Auburn & Vanderbilt. Tennessee could see their once so-promising season evaporate with a loss at the Commodores. However, a win would give them their first 10-win regular season since 2003. They will have to do it without QB Hendon Hooker though as he is out for the remainder with a torn ACL<\/p>\n <\/p>\n No.19 Tulane<\/span> @ No.24 Cincinnati<\/strong><\/p>\n No.22 UCF<\/span> @ USF<\/strong><\/p>\n The CFP Committee have pretty much decided that the Cotton Bowl place is going to the AAC Champion. This adds a bit of spice to Friday’s clash between Tulane & Cincinnati with the winner getting the home-field advantage in the final.<\/p>\n UCF will play the winner assuming they get past their state rivals. However, if the Bulls pull off the shock Tulane & Cinncinati will meet again for the covered New Year Bowl slot.<\/p>\n UTEP @ UTSA<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Rice @ North Texas<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Western Kentucky @ Florida Atlantic<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n UTSA are already in the Conference Final but will be looking for another 10-win regular season. They will play either North Texas, who is in with a win or WKU who could sneak in with a win and a\u00a0 Mean Green loss.<\/p>\n Bowling Green @ Ohio<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Ball State<\/span> @ Miami (OH)<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Kent State @ Buffalo<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Bowling Green’s excellent win at Toledo last week means that they can still reach the conference final with a win. That would set up a rematch with The Rockets and a repeat of last week’s game in the final would be compelling to watch.<\/p>\n The interest doesn’t end there though as Both Ball State and the Redhawks need to win this one to get to six wins and a probable bowl game. Ball State looked like challenging for the MAC West for much of the season. However, they have lost 3 of their last four conference games which put pay to that. It will be a disappointing year for them if they end up sitting out in December.<\/p>\n Buffalo’s game against the Zips was postponed last week but they can still make bowl eligibility with a win against Kent State.<\/p>\n Nothing to see here! Boise & Fresno are already set to meet in the Mountain West Final, and no other team can become bowl eligible with a win.<\/p>\n Troy<\/span> @ Arkansas State<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Old Dominion @ South Alabama<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Coastal Carolina’s game with Virginia was called off last week due to the tragic shooting<\/a> that took place there. They will face either Troy or South Alabama. Troy is in with a win as they have the head-to-head over the Jaguars.<\/p>\nBig Ten<\/h2>\n
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PAC 12<\/h2>\n
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Image: EpicStockMedia\/Shutterstock.com<\/p><\/div>\nSEC<\/h2>\n
Group Of Five Divisions<\/h2>\n
American<\/h3>\n
C- USA<\/h3>\n
Mid American<\/h3>\n
Mountain West<\/h3>\n
Sun Belt<\/h3>\n