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ere's a look at which games could cause the most movement in the selection committee's third ranking:
1. No. 12 Oklahoma at No. 6 Baylor: The Sooners have no margin for error after losing to Texas on Oct. 10, and with the way the rest of the playoff picture is shaping up in the top four, it doesn't appear as if Baylor can afford to lose, either. The Big 12 conference has yet to see a representative in the top four of the first two rankings, and TCU took a serious dive with its only loss of the season this past weekend. This is where the key stretch begins for Baylor, as it has not yet faced an opponent currently in the CFP rankings, AP poll or top 25 of ESPN's Football Power Index. Baylor needs to win this one at home because the next two games are on the road against Oklahoma State and TCU.
2. No. 2 Alabama at No. 17 Mississippi State:The Tide are in a must-win situation because if Ole Miss beats LSU, and Alabama loses this game, the Rebels would own the tiebreaker over both LSU and Alabama, and the SEC West would have a three-loss division champ, assuming Ole Miss wins the Egg Bowl. Right now, FPI gives Alabama the best chance to win the SEC title (39 percent), and clearly it's in great shape in the eyes of the committee. In spite of the home loss to Ole Miss, Alabama has an FBS-high five wins against opponents currently ranked in FPI top 25. If Alabama wins out, it should be in.
3. No. 21 Memphis at No. 24 Houston: Both teams are vying for a spot in a New Year's Six Bowl as the highest-ranked champion from the Group of 5 conferences, but No. 20 Navy has the edge after last week's convincing win over Memphis. Navy, Houston and Temple are the only American Conference teams that haven't lost a league game yet, and Houston is the only overall undefeated team left. This is probably an elimination game for Memphis and a chance for Houston to really impress the committee the way Navy did.
4. Pac-12 playoff picture:There are two games -- No. 10 Utah at Arizona and Oregon at No. 7 Stanford -- that are under the radar but could drastically affect the playoff picture. The Pac-12 is already in a precarious position because the Big 12, Big Ten and ACC can still produce undefeated conference champions, and it's playing from behind in the rankings, having yet to appear in the top four. With Notre Dame still looming on the schedule in what's looking more and more like a playoff play-in game, Stanford can't afford to slip up. Utah has fallen out of the national spotlight, but it's still very much in the playoff conversation. If Utah can win out and beat a ranked Stanford team -- that just beat Notre Dame -- in the Pac-12 title game, Utah would still have a great shot at the top four.
5. Minnesota at No. 5 Iowa: The Hawkeyes' stock rose significantly in the latest CFP rankings, and Iowa should be on cruise control to the Big Ten title game. ESPN's FPI projects Iowa to have a 92 percent chance to win the Big Ten West. The toughest remaining game on the schedule according to FPI is the trip to Nebraska in the regular-season finale, but Minnesota isn't an easy out. The Golden Gophers came up inches short in a 29-26 loss to Michigan and just gave Ohio State fits in a 28-14 loss to the Buckeyes.
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