College Football: Who's Playing for the Big Title?

College football fans, get ready for some exciting matchups! The Big 12 championship game is all set with Texas Tech and BYU facing off. This happened because Arizona State lost to Arizona, which took both the Sun Devils and Utah out of the running. Meanwhile, Indiana has secured a spot in the Big Ten title game, but Texas A&M is out of the picture in the SEC. Let's take a closer look at how things are shaping up in different conferences. In the ACC, Virginia, SMU, and Pitt are all tied at the top with one loss each. On Saturday, Virginia takes on Virginia Tech, SMU faces California, Miami plays Pitt, and Wake Forest goes up against Duke. If Virginia or SMU wins, they're in. Pitt can also clinch a spot with a win and a loss by either Virginia or SMU. In the American Athletic Conference, North Texas and Navy are tied at the top with one loss, while Tulane is close behind with one loss. On Saturday, Charlotte takes on Tulane. If Tulane wins, they're in. If they lose, Navy gets the spot. South Florida and East Carolina are already out of the running. The Big Ten has Indiana, Ohio State, Oregon, and Michigan at the top. On Saturday, Oregon faces Washington, and Ohio State takes on Michigan. If Ohio State wins, they'll play Indiana for the title. If Michigan wins and Oregon loses, Michigan will face Indiana. If Michigan wins and Oregon wins, Indiana will play Oregon. In Conference USA, Kennesaw State, Western Kentucky, and Jacksonville State are all tied at the top with one loss. On Saturday, Western Kentucky takes on Jacksonville State, and Kennesaw State faces Liberty. The winner of Western Kentucky and Jacksonville State will host the title game. Kennesaw State can also clinch a spot with a win. The Mid-American Conference has Western Michigan, Ohio, Central Michigan, Toledo, and Miami of Ohio at the top. On Saturday, Ball State takes on Miami, and Toledo faces Central Michigan. Western Michigan has already secured a spot in the title game. Miami can also clinch a spot with a win. If Miami loses, the second spot will go to either Ohio or the Toledo-Central Michigan winner, depending on their SportSource Analytics rating. In the Mountain West, San Diego State, Boise State, and New Mexico are all tied at the top with two losses. On Saturday, UNLV takes on Nevada. There will be a three-way or four-way tie for first, depending on how UNLV does. The tie will be broken by computer metrics. The SEC has Texas A&M, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama at the top. On Saturday, Alabama takes on Auburn. If Alabama wins, they'll play Georgia for the title. If Alabama loses, Georgia will face Mississippi. In the Sun Belt, James Madison has already clinched the East Division. Southern Mississippi and Troy are tied at the top of the West. On Saturday, Troy takes on Southern Mississippi. The winner will face James Madison in the title game.