Indiana locked up its first outright Big Ten title since 1945 and the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff with a program-defining win over Ohio State

From conference championships to FCS, D2 and D3 playoff games, it's wall-to-wall college football on Saturday. Here's how to watch it all.

Indiana defeats Ohio State 13-10 to win first outright Big Ten championship since 1945 after Jayden Fielding misses crucial 27-yard field goal.

No. 3 wideout Charlie Becker played like a No. 1 against Ohio State’s vaunted defense, racking up 126 yards on six catches. Elijah Sarratt continued his prowess as a contested-catch weapon, securing a 17-yard fade for the touchdown throw from Fernando Mendoza that stood up as the game-winner.

Ohio State is the betting favorite to win the national championship following Sunday's College Football Playoff bracket reveal, trailed closely by Indiana and Georgia

The Big Ten is sending 12 teams to the postseason this year, with three teams participating in the College Football Playoff.

The 2025–26 season features 41 bowl games, including four college football playoff first round games, four quarterfinals, two semifinals, and the national championship on Monday, Jan 19.

In Week 14, Ohio State defeated Michigan in The Game for the first time in nearly 2,200 days. It also brought in huge TV ratings for FOX to cap off the college football regular season. Saturday’s game averaged 18.

Where will Ohio State land in the College Football Playoff bracket after the loss to Indiana in the Big Ten championship?

Indiana is the No. 1 team in The Associated Press college football poll for the first time after going through the regular season and Big Ten championship game 13-0