Takeaways from College Football Week 7: Chaos reigns supreme as five top-10 squads lose
Week 7 of the college football season was one for the ages, where five of the top eight teams in the Week 6 AP poll lost, and three SEC powerhouses dropped games in upset fashion.
Week 7 of college football was a chaotic display, with five top-10 teams falling in a single day. Miami narrowly lost to Florida State in overtime, and UCLA became the last undefeated team in the Big Ten. There are no dominant teams this season, as good players can beat other good teams. Notably, Georgia's quarterback Gunner Stockton had three turnovers against Auburn, raising concerns about his reliability.
Notre Dame appears to have a strong case for a College Football Playoff berth, but a loss to Miami could put them in the bubble. BYU's Big 12 debut was impressive, and their win might bolster the conference's standing. Ohio State and Indiana possess formidable defenses, but their quarterbacks' performances have been inconsistent.
Texas' season has been a struggle, with two consecutive losses following a No. 1 ranking. JMU's head coach Billy Napier leads his team to a 7-0 record and a strong chance at a second consecutive Sun Belt championship.
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