When all the top teams in the win or don't play, there isn't much mystery about the next College Football Playoff rankings release. But that doesn't mean there wasn't some things worth noting in the fourth reveal of the season after an uneventful Week 13 .

First, let's start with the obvious. Ohio State retained its position at No. 1 ahead of its matchup with Michigan. The Buckeyes must win to guarantee a spot in the Big Ten title game with the likely opponent being No. 2 Indiana , which has held that spot since the first rankings.

Texas A&M, the other remaining Bowl Subdivision unbeaten, remains third followed by Georgia and Texas Tech. The Aggies can lock up a spot in the SEC title game with a defeat of Texas.

The second part of the top 10 had one change. This group has some

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