With a big win over Indiana, Michigan assured that it would have a big game against Ohio State to finish the 2019 regular season.

But how big will it be?

Entering last week’s contest, the Wolverines were ranked No. 13 in the College Football Playoff rankings. But with losses by No. 6 Oregon and No. 8 Penn State (to upcoming opponent, No. 2 Ohio State), some of the teams ahead of the maize and blue were destined to fall. On top of that, given the top ten win by OSU, could Michigan be facing the No. 1 team in the country come Saturday?

It turns out, Michigan remained ranked at No. 13, despite the aforementioned losses. However, the Wolverines will be hosting the No. 1 team, as the Buckeyes leaped LSU for the top spot.

Full rankings:

25. Appalachian State

24. Virginia Tech

23. Iowa State

22. USC

21. Oklahoma State

20. Boise State

19. Cincinnati

18. Memphis

17. Iowa

16. Notre Dame

15. Auburn

14. Oregon

13. Michigan

12. Wisconsin

11. Florida

10. Penn State

9. Baylor

8. Minnesota

7. Oklahoma

6. Utah

5. Alabama

4. Georgia

3. Clemson

2. LSU

1. Ohio State

Ed note: fixed an erroneous listing of one team twice in the rankings