It’s time for our first top 10 race of the season.

Week 2 features a matchup between two of the four playoff teams from a season ago, as Texas visits Michigan. There’s also a game that could preview the first round of the College Football Playoff in Eugene and an intriguing matchup between old Big 12 rivals looking to reach a bowl game this season.

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Time: 12:00 p.m. ET | TV: Fox | Line: Texas -7 | Total: 42.5

Yes, the reigning champions are the underdogs at home. The Longhorns looked fantastic in their Week 1 win over Colorado State. Michigan, meanwhile, leaned on its defense in a 30-10 win over Fresno State that was much closer than the final score.

The biggest question for Michigan is the passing game. Can the QB timeshare of Davis Warren and Alex Orji make some explosive plays to take the pressure off the Michigan defense?

Time: 7:30pm ET | TV: NBC | Line: Nebraska -6.5 | Total: 55.5

The Huskers showed some serious signs of life in Week 1, as true freshman QB Dylan Raiola made a fantastic college debut. Colorado struggled to put away North Dakota State, but got excellent performances from two-way star Travis Hunter and quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

The crowd in Lincoln will undoubtedly be in raptures and the match promises to be a spectacle.

Time: 7:30pm ET | TV: ABC | Line: Tennessee -9.5 | Total: 60.5

Both teams had wins over FCS opponents in Week 1, but they were drastically different. NC State struggled mightily against Western Carolina. Tennessee crushed Chattanooga and quickly made it clear that the Mocs had no chance.

Given Tennessee’s offensive passing game, NC State’s chances depend on a better defense than it did in Week 1.

Time: 10:00pm ET | TV: Peacock | Line: Oregon -19.5 | Total: 61.5

Both teams had a tougher time than expected against their opponents in Week 1. Boise State needed a 21-point run to eliminate Georgia Southern and Oregon effortlessly beat Idaho 24-14.

Ashton Jeanty passed for 267 yards and six touchdowns in the Broncos’ opener, and he’ll certainly be a focal point for Oregon’s defense. New Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel was 41-of-49 passing in Week 1, but averaged just 7.6 yards per attempt.