College football rankings: Updated NCAA Top 25 polls after Texas, LSU, Oregon losses in Week 6
A look at where things stand in the rankings after LSU, Oregon and Texas all go down.
College football's Week 6 witnessed several Top-25 matchups with significant College Football Playoff implications. Bill Belichick's No. 1 ranked team, UNC, bested newly-ranked Pitt 21-17 in a road game, though Tar Heels quarterback Bill Edwards Jr. drew criticism from an ESPN broadcaster. Indiana secured a victory against Nebraska in a thrilling away match, thanks to Josh Hoover's late touchdown.
Meanwhile, Matt Rhule's struggling record against Top-25 teams continued after Texas suffered a loss to Missouri. LSU, down 35-34 in overtime to Kentucky, remains in the playoff hunt but cannot afford another loss. The latest Top 25 polls after Week 6 are as follows.
AP Poll rankings place Georgia at No. 1 with a 6-0 record, followed by Notre Dame and Miami (FL) both with a 5-0 record. Indiana leads the Coaches Poll with a 6-0 record, while Alabama, Texas, and BYU round out the top five. Notable changes include LSU dropping to No. 21, Oregon at No. 12, and Texas at No. 6.
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