A look at each of the Big Ten championship game scenarios with Ohio State, Indiana, Michigan and Oregon still alive.

Michigan football appears in Big Ten title game in 3 of 7 possible scenarios, but must upset No. 1 Ohio State, first. Here are tiebreaker scenarios.

There is only one week left in the college football regular season. There are still four teams alive for a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game.

Broadcast partner ESPN is working with the CFP to move its original deadline of Dec. 1 to late January, a source said. The CFP's 10 conference commissioners and Notre Dame's athletics director have been in a stalemate regarding the format of the CFP, which could expand from 12 teams to as many as 24 in the near future.

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

No. 1 Ohio State versus No. 2 Indiana has been the most likely matchup for some time, but Oregon and Michigan still have a chance to reach the Big Ten championship.

There's much at stake when Michigan hosts No. 1 Ohio State and No. 5 Oregon visits Washington on the final weekend of college football's regular season.

QB Preston Stone had his best game in a Wildcats uniform to spearhead a comeback for the Wildcats, finishing with 305 yards and two touchdowns on 25-for-30 passing. Northwestern is bowl eligible and has already bested last year’s win total by two.

No. 2 Indiana understands the stakes Friday night: a perfect record, a Big Ten title opportunity and the rights to a Bucket.

The Big Ten treks into its most pivotal week yet -- all involving Ohio State, Michigan, Indiana and the CFP landscape.