Alright, Florida A and M there on the outside, looking in right now, The Aggies, with a 30% chance to get to that playoff.

Gators a little less 15% Member A and M beat Florida head to head that, according to the all state playoff predictor, Alabama still leads the way it 98% followed immediately by Ohio State at 86% 14 days until Selection Day for the college football playoff.

And we say Ohio State and we evoke the college football playoff.

And look who appears the college football playoff reporter Heather Dennis joining us on SportsCenter, AM and Heather.

What did this Ohio State win do for its chances of cementing a semi final spot?

That was a critical, necessary step for Ohio State to get one game closer to becoming eligible.

Meeting that six game benchmark the Big 10 has to play in its conference championship game.

But as long as the game against Michigan remains a question because of Covad 19 issues within the Wolverines program, so does that number four spot this week, though, Ohio State, without its head coach without 23 players.

They did everything they could to impress the selection committee and at least this week cling onto that number four spot.

Buckeyes extend their winning streak in conference play, 18 games, matching the longest active streak in the FBS.

Meanwhile, fifth ranked Texas A and M A convincing went over Auburn.

We just showed it to you.

How will the committee view that W, especially if the Buckeyes don't have an opportunity to win the Big 10 title?

Well, that's where it gets interesting, because without a title, Texas A and M isn't going toe have his title, either, because Alabama clinched the West and they'll play in the SEC championship game.

They will be evaluated very similarly without that tie breaker of the conference championship game.

But the Aggies did exactly what the selection committee was looking for, and their offense finally hit its stride.

They had over 300 rushing yards.

Kellen Mond accounted for three touchdowns.

That's what selection committee chair Gary Barta said they were looking for.

They were already impressed with the Texas A and M defense, and that conversation for that fourth spot was a great discussion last week.

We'll see if it continues to be a discussion, but they both played so well offensively, they're probably stay right where they are at this point.

All right?

Football.

Power Index.

Giving A and M at least a 78% chance to win each of its remaining two games.

Ole Miss in Tennessee.

Meanwhile, what are the other big questions facing this committee ahead of this week's rankings released?

Well, I think one of them is going to be, How high can the Big 12 rise?

I mean, we saw Iowa State play a great game against West Virginia, and they have just been on fire lately, and I think that they remind everyone how important an entire season is because you see them get so much better.

So can they jump.

Georgia?

Can they jump?

Cincinnati The Big 12 still needs a lot of chaos ahead of it to really get back in the playoff conversation, but it would be interesting to see how far they climb.

And can Indiana get back into the top 10?

Why does that matter?

Because it would be a top 10 win for Ohio State, going back to that argument about Texas A and M in Ohio State.

I mean, really interesting to see what they do with Coastal Carolina as well, and it was baffling to see Georgia rise in last week's ranking.

So the Bulldogs are an interesting story line.

Here is, well, this week's Top 25 ranking show.

Tuesday, seven PM Eastern on ESPN.

That's Heather Dinners with the insight.

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