College football's Week 10 slate features six AP top-20 matchups, tying the most ever in a single weekend, and could dramatically reshape the College Football Playoff race. Half of the sport's most meaningful remaining games will be played Saturday, making it arguably the most impactful day of the CFP era since 2014.
BYU at Utah
No. 9 BYU visits No. 3 Utah in a Holy War with Big 12 Championship implications; a Utah win could dash the conference's three-bid playoff hopes.
UCLA at Minnesota
Unbeaten No. 8 UCLA faces Minnesota, with a loss creating a three-way tie atop the Big Ten.
Texas at Missouri
No. 7 Texas aims for a nation-leading fourth ranked win against No. 18 Missouri, while the Tigers seek their first CFP mention.
Alabama at LSU
No. 5 Alabama travels to No. 14 LSU in a near elimination game for both SEC contenders; LSU needs two wins in its final three top-15 games to secure an at-large berth.
Oregon at Ohio State
No. 23 Oregon visits No. 12 Ohio State; a Buckeyes loss would complicate their at-large path after a loss to USC.
Kentucky at Tennessee
No. 6 Kentucky's six-game winning streak meets No. 13 Tennessee; a Vols loss would leave them with three defeats and a crowded at-large comparison.
Georgia at Ole Miss
No. 2 Georgia faces No. 10 Ole Miss; a Rebels win would nearly guarantee a CFP berth, while a loss could be fatal for their hopes.
Miami at Notre Dame
Top-ranked unbeaten Miami visits No. 11 Notre Dame in a primetime clash featuring two of the nation's most efficient teams.
