Michigan has some work to do if it wants to make the College Football Playoff.

The Wolverines checked in at No. 18 in the CFP rankings for a second straight week, failing to impress the selection committee with a walk-off win over Northwestern at Wrigley Field.

That leaves 8-2 Michigan needing to win its last two games of the regular season, at Maryland and against Ohio State, for consideration. The Buckeyes remain the No. 1 team in the country, making the Nov. 29 rivalry showdown in Ann Arbor a pivotal one.

Sherrone Moore’s team committed five turnovers and still found a way to beat Northwestern on Saturday, getting a 31-yard field goal from Dominic Zvada to secure the win. It was the second straight narrow victory over an unranked Big Ten team for the Wolverines, who also remained 18t

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