College football overreactions after Week 7: Texas’ CFP bid is all but over

This past week in college football was packed with surprises and upsets. After watching top-25 teams falter, along with major shifts in the updated AP Top 25 poll, it became clear that Week 7 was the best action we've seen all season. BYU made a statement by beating Notre Dame, while Ohio State came out on top against Indiana even with quarterback Julian Sayin out of the game. The SEC provided plenty of surprises, including Georgia's upset loss to Auburn, which no one could have predicted.

Texas is in a tough spot after losing back-to-back games to Oklahoma and Florida, currently sitting at a 4-2 record. With challenging games ahead against Ole Miss, Missouri, LSU, and Texas A&M, the Longhorns seem in danger of losing their CFP bid. Texas is considering giving freshman KJ Lacey a chance to play, and star defensive player Colin Simmons might miss a few weeks.

While Miami and BYU both won their games, BYU's victory over Notre Dame was particularly impressive. The Cougars claimed the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25 poll, followed by Miami in second. But the Cougars' performance without their star running back LJ Martin made it clear that they are the best team out there right now.

The SEC is wide open after a week of losses. Georgia fell to Auburn, Alabama to Tennessee, and Texas to Florida, leaving many wondering how the conference will finish. With key games against Alabama, Auburn, Tennessee, and Kentucky still to come, the SEC playoff picture is still uncertain. Meanwhile, UCLA has made a strong case for being the best in the Big Ten, thanks to their dominant defense holding Wisconsin to just seven points in a recent win.

With a tough schedule ahead, UCLA is positioning itself for a potential Big Ten title game showdown.