Week 2 of the 2018 season is in the books, and ESPN Sports Analytics provided its College Football Playoff Predictor, showing percentages of teams to end up in the top four of college football at the end of the season.

Top-ranked Alabama unsurprisingly comes in as the highest percentage to make the playoff at 68 percent. The Crimson Tide currently holds a 44 percent chance to be in the National Championship game, and a 27 percent chance to win the Championship, according to the ESPN Analytics.

Ohio State is the top B1G team, and the second team to make the Playoff as of now, with a 57 percent chance to get in, a 34 percent chance to make the National Championship, and an 18 percent chance to win it all. After Week 1, the Buckeyes had a 44 percent chance of making the top four.

At No. 3, Clemson holds a 52 percent chance to make the Playoff, and Oklahoma is at No. 4 with a 50 percent chance.

Penn State is included, with a 27 percent chance to get in, a 12 percent chance to make it to the National Championship and an 5 percent chance to win the National Championship. Michigan was included as well, despite losing the season opener to Notre Dame. Jim Harbaugh’s Wolverines have a 7 percent chance of getting in, a 3 percent chance of making the Championship game, and a 1 percent chance of winning it all. Wisconsin clocks in at a 5 percent chance of getting into the Playoff.

Michigan State and Iowa were both listed at a less than 1 percent chance of getting into the College Football Playoff.