Resolution Criteria

Each answer resolves YES if the specified team wins their rivalry game by any margin. Resolutions are based on the final official score as reported by ESPN or the official NCAA.com schedule. Games are played on the dates and times listed:

• Friday, Nov. 28: Egg Bowl (12:00 PM ABC), Clean, Old Fashioned Hate (3:30 PM ABC), Lone Star Showdown (7:30 PM ABC), Territorial Cup (9:00 PM FOX)

• Saturday, Nov. 29: The Game (12:00 PM FOX), Miami vs. Pitt (12:00 PM ABC), Cascade Clash (3:30 PM CBS), Smoky Mountain Bowl (3:30 PM ESPN), Commonwealth Cup (7:00 PM ESPN), Iron Bowl (7:30 PM ABC), Crosstown Showdown (7:30 PM NBC), Legends Trophy (10:30 PM ESPN)

Background

Week 14 features one of the best weekend slates of the season, with stakes higher than ever as many teams have their final shot to impress the CFP committee. Texas hopes to spoil Texas A&M's bid for a perfect regular season, while Vanderbilt enters as favorites against Tennessee, needing a win to keep themselves alive for a CFP spot. Oregon needs a win to solidify its Playoff spot, and Alabama faces Auburn in the Iron Bowl, with the last three meetings in Auburn decided by a combined eight points.

Considerations

Despite meeting 118 times, Vanderbilt and Tennessee have never met when both were ranked, making this year's matchup historically significant. USC and UCLA's Crosstown Rivalry is unique in college football with two powerhouse programs sharing the same city just 10 miles apart, with the winner taking home the Victory Bell.