Sitting at No. 20, the Iowa Hawkeyes know they have a straightforward path to the College Football Playoffs. Their loss earlier this season to Iowa State hurt their chances originally, but they have two massive games on the horizon that could change everything.

No. 9 Oregon will travel to Iowa City for a matchup against No. 20 Iowa on CBS at 3:30 p.m. ET. The Ducks and Hawkeyes both enter the weekend with just one loss in Big Ten play. No. 3 Texas A&M will face No. 22 Missouri in the final ranked-on-ranked matchup during the same time slot.

Two of the Big Ten's best face off in a critical matchup Saturday. Here's how to follow the play-by-play broadcast.

Sources: Oregon leading wide receiver Dakorien Moore was injured in practice this week and his availability at Iowa today is uncertain. Moore, a true freshman, leads the Ducks with 28 catches and 443 yards. pic.twitter.com/pCCtX72jeL

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The No. 9 Oregon Ducks will take on the No. 20 Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday at Kinnick Stadium. It is setting up to be a big matchup with a College Football Playof