Ohio State and Indiana remain top two in the latest College Football Playoff rankings as both teams prepare for Saturday's Big Ten championship game showdown.

How will the Big Ten's showing in Week 14 be reflected in the updated US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 rankings? Here's what to know.

The quarterback matchup between Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza and Ohio State’s Julian Sayin is commanding most of the attention going into the Big Ten Championship Game. However, the matchup also features the nation’s top two ranked scoring defenses.

In the Big Ten, Michigan is just one of four Big Ten programs ranked inside the top 20. Illinois (No. 23), Iowa (28) and Minnesota (29), Indiana (32), Maryland (41), Rutgers (45) and Michigan State (46) are the other Big Ten schools inside the top 50.

Purdue, which has won two of the past three Big Ten regular-season championships, is second in the Top 25 And 1 with a 7-0 record featuring an 86-56 win over Texas Tech in the title game of the Baha Mar Championship.

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti has been here before. Twice. His second-ranked Hoosiers, just like first-ranked Ohio State, have not.

Between offense, defense and special teams, 17 Hoosiers were handed All-Big Ten honors this season, and their quarterback was voted best offensive player.

For the fourth straight year Michigan State’s top individual Big Ten honors went to a special teams player. Ryan Eckley earned that distinction for the second consecutive season when he was named first team all-conference and the Big Ten’s Punter of the Year on Wednesday.