Another tumultuous week of college football has shaken up the rankings once again. The top 4 stayed put, but some noticeable slides were Texas from 19th to 27th, Penn State being overtaken (who were on a bye week), and four-spot drops each from Iowa and Florida.
Teams making upward moves included Michigan State, Oklahoma State, LSU, and Pitt, who rose four spots into the Top 25 for the first time this season.
Here are the full ratings below.
After a wild Week 6 that saw the #1 team drop to unranked Texas A&M, you’d expect a massive shakeup in the Elo ratings. Or at least you’d think.
In reality, things haven’t moved all that much. While A&M were unranked in the AP Poll, Elo ratings actually put them at 13th last week. This week’s win over Alabama bumped them up to 9th.
Alabama did fall, but they had such a gap to Georgia that they still remain number one, at least for this week. It’ll take a few more definitive wins from Georgia to eclipse Alabama, who get the benefit of the doubt after one slip-up.
Below are the full ratings for every DI team.
It’s Week 6 of the college football season. Here are our latest rankings using our Elo rating system.
Florida lost in a shocker to Kentucky, dampening the impact of their impressive performance against Alabama. Kentucky are now quietly 5-0. Notre Dame also dropped one to Cincinnati, elevating Cincy to 11th and dropping the Irish down three spots to 8th.
Check out the full rankings for all FBS teams below.
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