Those modest rankings for the Trojans, Hawkeyes, Wolverines and Huskies make their paths to the playoff fairly clear; they will likely need to win out and finish the regular season at 10-2 in order to clinch a berth.

Just a few more weeks remain in the 2025 season, and things are getting interesting. Week 11 is another opportunity for teams to cement themselves in the College Football Playoff race, and the announcer schedule is in place.

The month of November is crunch time in college football when the pressure is the greatest. A look at those feeling the heat entering Week 11.

The SEC is home to the only other ranked matchup in Week 11, as No. 3 Texas A&M travels to face No. 19 Missouri. The Tigers are still trying to keep their head above water while the Aggies are trying to protect their status as one of just four remaining undefeated FBS teams.

On the "College GameDay Podcast," ESPN's Pete Thamel shared with Rece Davis that he is keeping an eye on a particular team in the ACC. The ACC is will receive at least one bid to the tournament, despite not having any teams ranked in the top 12. The highest-ranked team is the No. 14 Virginia Cavaliers, who have a record of 8-1.

The No. 20 USC Trojans return to Los Angeles with a Big Ten road win following their 21-17 victory at the Nebraska Cornhuskers.  Even with low numbers from the

There were highs and lows on Week 10 of the college football season, including Miami's shocking loss that impacted the College Football Playoff race.