ESPN’s updated FPI (Football Power Index) rankings are out. Despite Georgia’s 31-13 win against Auburn, UGA’s ranking stayed the same, but there were several teams that switched rankings ahead of them. Alabama and Tennessee each suffered brutal upset losses.

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:

As the perfect teams dwindle, we rank the 12 that remain and look at the players who have helped keep them there.

The FPI rankings have two teams tied for the top spot: Texas and Alabama. Alabama has the tiebreaker in strength of record because of their win against Georgia, but Texas has looked equally strong, with a +38 point differential and a top 10 win against Michigan on their ledger.

What was even more surprising, though, was that Alabama is still one of the three best teams in the country according to ESPN's latest FPI rankings. Fans have the right to be confused at the computer generated rankings.

Fortunately, Ohio State stayed unblemished, setting up a marquee showdown with Oregon. Joel Klatt has watched the games and has given us his new rankings after what was a wild week of college football.

Week 6 brought chaos. Two of the top five programs lost to unranked teams, and we added five new schools to our list.

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

The college football world was turned on its head in Week 6 when a number of top 15 teams were upset. Alabama, Tennessee, a