Every college football conference's CFP problem leads Week 13 overreactions

The Big Ten is on track to have three teams in the College Football Playoff, with Michigan having a final chance to disrupt Ohio State's plans. Despite Ohio State's previous success against Michigan, the rivalry remains a focal point as the season concludes.

In the SEC, the potential for a four-way tie could introduce a complex tiebreaker scenario to determine championship game participants. If Texas defeats Texas A&M, an esoteric formula considering opponents' conference win percentage will be used to resolve the tie.

Miami, regarded as the ACC's strongest team, faces an uphill battle to secure a conference title game spot, relying on an at-large playoff bid. Losses earlier in the season have complicated their path, necessitating victories and favorable outcomes from other games.

In the Big 12, Texas Tech and Brigham Young remain in contention, though the eventual title game loser will navigate a competitive at-large pool. Both teams must secure wins in their upcoming games to maintain playoff hopes amidst a field likely