While Oregon has already secured a spot in the Big Ten Championship game, set for Saturday, December 7th at LucasOil Stadium in Indianapolis, they’re still waiting to find out if they’ll face No. 2 Ohio State, No. 4 Penn State, or No. 10 Indiana. The answer will depend on the results of this weekend’s games. Here are the scenarios for each team:

The Week 14 college football schedule is headlined by the many rivalry games that will impact the College Football Playoff, including Tennessee-Vanderbilt. The Commodores could knock the Vols out of the playoff by mid-afternoon on Saturday in Nashville.

The marquee matchup of Week 13, #5 Indiana vs. #2 Ohio State, was not nearly as competitive as each team’s ranking would suggest. Although the Hoosiers took the lead by scoring on their first drive, they wouldn’t score again until their last drive of the game.