Thanks to the 12-team College Football Playoff, no one gets eliminated by Week 6, but much was revealed on a chaotic Saturday.

The wildest weekend of the 2024 college football season saw seven ranked teams suffer significant upsets. Sunday’s new AP Top 25 rankings have 23 teams changing spots,

Alabama closed as a consensus 22.5-point favorite and suffered its biggest upset loss since 2007. (Louisiana-Monroe). According to @ESPNStatsInfo, it’s the first an AP No. 1 team lost as at least a three-touchdown favorite since 2008, when USC lost to Oregon State as a 25-point…

Well, it was a chaotic Saturday with plenty of upsets to change the balance of the top 25 and our College Football Playoff bracket predictions. Our top four remain intact: Ohio State, Texas, Miami, and BYU.

The teams ranked fourth (Tennessee), ninth (Missouri), 10th (Michigan) and 11th (USC) also lost to conference foes, and No. 8 Miami had to rally from 25 points down in the final 20 minutes to avoid falling as well.

Nobody had a better formula for success in a chaotic Week 6 of the college football season than Texas: Just don't play. The Longhorns sat at home and

Wild upsets were a common theme in Week 6 of the college football season, including several ranked teams on the ropes. A recap of Saturday's upsets:

What does all that mean for the College Football Playoff and the overall bowl picture? In the new, expanded 12-team playoff, the five highest-ranked conference champions will make the field along with the next seven highest-ranked teams.