This Saturday, Indiana will play at Ohio State and Clemson will visit Florida State.
One of these games is a matchup of ranked teams that will go a long way toward deciding a division title. The other carries a 35-point spread.
As three-time national champion Florida State limps toward its worst season in 45 years, No. 9 Indiana will try to pull off the biggest upset of the season against No. 3 Ohio State.
The Hoosiers are in the midst of what could be their best season since 1967, the last time they went to the Rose Bowl. That 1968 New Year's Day game against No. 1 USC was also the only time Indiana football has ever played in a game matching two top-10 teams.
Meanwhile, Florida State's fall has turned what for years was the Atlantic Coast Conference's biggest game into mismatch.
For six straight seasons (2011-16), Clemson and Florida State played with both in the Top 25. Each time, the winner went on to win the Atlantic Division and then the conference championship.
The last three seasons, the Seminoles haven't stood a chance, losing by an average of 32 points.
The good news for Florida State is that basketball season starts next week and the Seminoles, who finished No. 4 in the tournament-less last season, are No. 21 in the preseason poll.