Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

Ohio State and Texas A&M improved their College Football Playoff hopes, while Marshall fell to lead Week 14 winners and losers in college football.

Ohio State was one of the big winners and the Pac-12 was the biggest loser in the second College Football Playoff rankings of the 2020 season.

Michigan lost to Penn State and is 2-4 under coach Jim Harbaugh. The Wolverines top the list of this week’s winners and losers in college football.

Never has the committee needed to take so many factors into account, including the variety in games played across every Power Five league.

Ohio State beat Indiana, but both teams emerged as winners from week 12 of the college football season.

Notre Dame took control of ACC race and took a big step toward the College Football Playoff by upsetting Clemson, which was without Trevor Lawrence.

Michigan continues to find new lows under coach Jim Harbaugh and Indiana is headed for the program’s most successful season in decades.

Clemson was challenged but survived against Boston College to top this week’s list of winners and losers in college football.

The Big Ten’s debut weekend shakes up this week’s NCAA Re-Rank 1-127 as Penn State, Indiana, Rutgers and others rise and fall.

The investigation into coach Pat Chambers included “new allegations of inappropriate conduct by Chambers,” Penn State said in a statement.