1. Ohio State (10-1, 8-0 Big Ten)
Big Ten Power Rankings: Ohio State, Michigan set for battle at the top
Ohio State is scorching hot, but the Buckeyes will have to get past their archrivals in Ann Arbor on Saturday.

C.J. Stroud threw six TD passes. Buckeyes had 665 total yards. Against the No. 7-ranked team in the country. Last week: 1
2. Michigan (10-1, 7-1)
Wolverines have lost eight straight and 15 of 16 to Buckeyes. Last week: 3
3. Wisconsin (8-3, 6-2)
Badgers were pushed by Nebraska, but heavy doses of RB Braelon Allen prevented the upset. Now they play the Gophers for the Axe. Last week: 4
4. Iowa (9-2, 6-2)
Hawkeyes were in a meat grinder with Illinois before pulling away in the fourth quarter. Trip to Nebraska on Friday might not be as forgiving. Last week: 5
5. Michigan State (9-2, 6-2)
Uh, Mel. Yeah, uh, can we get a do-over on that 10-year, $95 million extension? Last week: 2
6. Penn State (7-4, 4-4)
Nittany Lions aiming to retain the Land Grant Trophy, which might be the most hideous-looking trophy in sports. Last week: 6
7. Purdue (7-4, 5-3)
Boilermakers can throw one last shovel of dirt on Indiana's season in Old Oaken Bucket game. Last week: 7
8. Gophers (7-4, 5-3)
Before playing Wisconsin for the Axe, Gophers would welcome some help from Lincoln on Friday. Last week: 8
9. Maryland (5-6, 2-6)
Trip to Rutgers amounts to a game for bowl eligibility for both Terps and Scarlet Knights. Last week: 9
10. Rutgers (5-6, 2-6)
Knights haven't been to a bowl since the 2014 Quick Lane. Last week: 12
11. Illinois (4-7, 3-5)
Bret Bielema has the Illini pointed in the right direction. Last week: 10
12. Nebraska (3-8, 1-7)
Cornhuskers might be the nation's best eight-loss team, and now they won't have QB Adrian Martinez. Last week: 11
13. Northwestern (3-8, 1-7)
Wildcats seek an upset of Illinois to close season. Last week: 13
14. Indiana (2-9, 0-8)
It'll all be over soon, Hoosiers. Last week: 14
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