ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Michigan was expected to beat Hawaii by nearly six touchdowns.The odds makers didnt give the Wolverines enough credit.Michigan routed the Rainbows 63-3 in its opener, the storied programs most lopsided win in almost four decades.The fifth-ranked Wolverines (1-0) moved up a couple spots in The Associated Press college football poll and are expecting to keep rolling. Theyre favored to beat Central Florida (1-0) by more than five touchdowns Saturday at the Big House.Here are some things to watch when Michigan hosts the Knights:GROUND GAMEThe Wolverines had 10 players combine for 306 yards rushing last week led by Chris Evans, who ran for 112 yards and two touchdowns in his debut. The ability to run early, often and effectively took a lot of pressure off Wilton Speight in his first start. Anytime the quarterback has a run threat, it helps a lot, he said. To have that balance and guys like we have, weapons after weapons, it makes my job a lot easier.FIGHTING KNIGHTSUCFS first-year coach Scott Frost helped the program do something it failed to do last year by winning its opener, beating South Carolina State 38-0. That confidence-boosting game and a nothing-to-lose mentality have Frost believing his team will be prepare to compete with Michigan. I dont think our kids are going to be intimidated or scared, he said. Theyre going to go in there fighting, but we know we have a challenge in front of us.The Knights will have 110,000-plus people rooting against them, but they dont sound worried.Its going to be a big crowd, but I know what me and my teammates can do if we stick together, receiver TreQuan Smith said.HE ASKED FOR ITMichigan coach Jim Harbaugh pounded Speights chest, slapped his shoulders, his hips and the side of his helmet last week before he took against Hawaii. The relatively unique scene was caught by a TV camera and shared on social media. Speight insisted a couple days later that he asked Harbaugh to physically fire him up.SO FAR, SO GOODFrost, a former Nebraska quarterback, has brought the up-tempo scheme he used as Oregons offensive coordinator UCF. He hopes the hurry-up, no-huddle offense helps the Knights move the ball, score and draw fans. All went relatively well last week. UCF routed South Carolina State, its first win since Dec. 4, 2014, with 92 plays for 462 yards in front of 36,260 fans.FLOOD OF FRESHMENHarbaugh has not hid the fact that he wants to get talented freshmen on the field even if they play a limited number of plays, ending their chances of redshirting to potentially have a fifth year of eligibility. A few weeks ago, Harbaugh said seven or eight players had earned the right to play right away. That total later went to 10. And by the time the Wolverines finished off Hawaii, 18 freshmen were on the field. 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According to ESPNs Football Power Index, there is only a 3 percent chance that there will be four or more undefeated Power 5 teams remaining when the selection committee reveals its final ranking on Dec. 4.The 12-member committee already has some tough choices to make when it meets next week in Dallas, and where they rank the one-loss teams will start to reveal just how valid those teams chances are. How much of a shot does Louisville really have? Is there a Power 5 conference out there with two legitimate playoff teams?Heres a rundown of what the top five one-loss contenders are facing, ranked by their current spots in the Associated Press Top 25 poll:No. 5 LouisvilleBiggest roadblock: Nov. 17 at HoustonBest wins:?Florida State, 63-20; NC State, 54-13Path to the playoff: The most direct route for Louisville would be for Clemson to lose Saturday to Florida State, then lose in the ACC championship game. Under that scenario, the selection committee would at least debate whether Louisville is more worthy to be included among the top four -- despite the Tigers win in the head-to-head matchup. Louisville would also have a better shot than a two-loss ACC champ from the leagues weaker division. Of course, Louisville also would have to win out to be deemed unequivocally one of the four best teams in the country.Statistically speaking: ESPNs FPI pegs Louisvilles win probability for each remaining game at 80 percent or more, and favors the Cards on a neutral field against every team in the country except Alabama and Michigan. Louisville leads the nation in offensive efficiency, and Lamar Jackson leads the FBS in Total QBR.Reason for skepticism: Strength of schedule and committee protocol. Louisville has defeated only two teams with records above .500 (5-2 Florida State, 4-3 NC State) and only one ranked opponent (FSU). In addition to strength of schedule, the committee is also directed to use conference championships won and head-to-head results as tiebreakers when evaluating comparable teams. Louisville doesnt stack up, which means it has to find other ways to impress the committee.Can the ACC get two teams in? Yes. The best-case scenario here would be for Clemson to go undefeated, and to have at least another Power 5 conference champion stumble -- most likely Washington, Baylor or West Virginia. Then Louisville would be compared against other one-loss teams instead of trying to unseat an undefeated league champ.No. 6 Ohio StateBiggest roadblock: Nov. 26 vs. MichiganBest wins: at Oklahoma, 45-24; at Wisconsin, 30-23 OTPath to the playoff: The Buckeyes have to win out, including their regular-season finale against Michigan, to win the East and then win the Big Ten championship game.Statistically speaking: According to ESPNs Football Power Index, the Buckeyes have a 70 percent chance to enter their matchup with Michigan without another loss. Then they have a 44 percent chance to beat the Wolverines, and with a win, would be at least a 75 percent favorite against any team from the West in a Big Ten championship game.Reason for skepticism: The Buckeyes lost to what was an unranked Penn State team that Michigan drubbed 49-10, albeit in Ann Arbor. Its a different scenario than what Louisville is facing, as the Cards lone loss was a close one on the road to Clemson, one of the nations top teams. Another cause for concern is how the offense struggled up front against the Nittany Lions, who sacked J.T. Barrett six times.Can the Big Ten get two teams in? Possibly, but it doesnt appear to be in as good of a position as the ACC now that Ohio State lost. If Michigan loses a nail-biter in Columbus, though, each could be considered a top-four team.No. 9 Texas A&MBiggest roadblock: Nov. 24 vs. LSUBest wins: Sept. 17 at Auburn, 29-16; Sept. 24 vs. Arkansas, 45-24; Oct. 8 vs. Tennessee, 45-38 (2OT)Path to the playoff: In order to win the West and play in the SEC chhampionship game, the Aggies now have to win out and they need Alabama to lose twice in their final four games, which isnt impossible but appears improbable.ddddddddddddNick Sabans crew has at least a 64 percent chance to win each of its remaining games, according to the FPI, but it still has to travel to LSU on Nov. 5 and end the season with a rapidly improving Auburn team in the Iron Bowl. In order to get to the playoff, Texas A&M needs to finish the season in flawless fashion and hope the committee holds the entire SEC in high regard.Statistically speaking: The Aggies are No. 3 in ESPNs strength of record metric, which means an average Top 25 team would have an 11 percent chance of achieving the same 6-1 record. They trail only Alabama and Clemson in that category.Reason for skepticism: It was close for a while against Alabama, but it wasnt competitive in the end. After being outscored 20-7 in the second half, Texas A&M showed the gap that still exists between Alabama and everyone else in the West.Can the SEC get two teams in? Yes, but it wont be easy. If the Aggies run the table in convincing fashion, with their lone loss on the road to the defending national champs, they would at least enter the committees debate. They would probably need another conference champion to stumble along the way, though.No. 14 FloridaBiggest roadblock: Nov. 19 at LSUBest win:?Still waiting ...Path to the playoff: Perfection. The Gators have to win out, including an upset of Alabama in the SEC championship game. The good news for Florida is Tennessee has lost twice, so the Gators will win the East if they win out in spite of the head-to-head loss to the Vols. If Florida can miraculously win the SEC, theres no question it would be in the top four.Statistically speaking: The odds of Florida winning the SEC are just 6 percent, according to ESPNs FPI. Because of the postponed LSU game, the Gators now end the season with back-to-back road trips to LSU and Florida State. They also still have a tough road game at Arkansas on Nov. 5. One more league loss, and Tennessee -- with a much easier remaining schedule -- wins the East.Reason for skepticism: The aforementioned schedule. You see the best win category? Its at Vandy. You see what lies ahead? Nuff said. The Gators lost the game that mattered the most to this point, and they havent beaten any ranked opponents, and Kentucky is the only FBS team theyve played with a record over .500.Can the SEC get two teams in? Yes, in a different scenario. What if the Gators win out and upset Bama in the SEC title game? Theres a chance for the East and the West to get into the top four.?No. 17 UtahBiggest roadblock: Saturday vs. WashingtonBest wins to date: Oct. 22 at UCLA, 52-45; Sept. 23 vs. USC, 31-27Path to the playoff: On a wing and a prayer. The first challenge is to win the South, which could come down to the regular-season finale -- a road trip to surging Colorado. If Utah survives both Washington and Colorado, it would then likely have to beat Washington a second time in the Pac-12 title game. (Washington would still win the North with a loss at Utah, as long as it wins out.) If Utah pulled that off, it would be impressive enough that it would definitely be considered by the committee for the top four.Statistically speaking: ESPNs FPI favors both Washington and Colorado against Utah, but the Utes have won close games because of their opportunistic defense (which leads the nation with 22 takeaways) and the return of running back Joe Williams. In two games since he returned to the team, Williams has rushed for 511 yards, and he had four touchdowns against UCLA on Saturday.Reason for skepticism: Strength of schedule. In addition to a win against a 3-4 FCS team, Utah has just one win against a Power 5 opponent with a record above .500 -- 4-3 USC. They have yet to beat a ranked opponent, let alone play one.Can the Pac-12 get two teams in? Nope. It might not even get one. ' ' '