The Michigan Wolverines need to win their last two games of the regular season to have a chance at the College Football Playoff.

The Wildcats pulled off an incredible feat Saturday: They won the turnover battle 5-0 and still lost the game (on a walk-off field goal to Michigan at Wrigley Field). Minnesota continued its trend of beating the teams it should and getting blown out by better teams.

ESPN's College GameDay and FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff will both be live from Ann Arbor for The Game. Black Friday belongs to Iowa-Nebraska and unbeaten Indiana's Old Oaken Bucket showdown at Purdue, while Saturday night closes with UCLA-USC.

There are four teams left with a chance to make the Big Ten title: Indiana, Ohio State, Michigan and Oregon. All are in play for the CFP, too. The Big Ten has sorted itself out, for better or worse, and this final week will be about playoff positioning, bowl eligibility and pride.

Here's a look at scenarios and tiebreakers needed for Ohio State, Indiana, Oregon, USC and Michigan to make the Big Ten championship game