College football Power Rankings - How Week 6 chaos impacted top 25 - ESPN

Was something in the air this weekend? We saw four unranked teams upset their ranked opponents, plus then-No. 21 UCLA upset No. 13 Oregon in Eugene in a matchup that included 10 turnovers. You heard that right, 10. And No. 2 Georgia earned a huge road victory over No. 6 Alabama.

Following the most chaotic week of college football so far, there are plenty of questions that need answers as we get close to the midpoint of the regular season.

In one of the biggest games of the week, Oklahoma took down No. 1 Texas in the Red River Rivalry game for the first time since 2023 as the Sooners walked it off on a 47-yard field goal by Tate Sandell. Following this big loss for the Longhorns, where does coach Steve Sarkisian think his team needs the most improvement going forward?

In his first year as UCLA's head coach, Bob Chesney has led the Bruins to a 5-0 record for the first time since 2022. It wasn't the prettiest game, with Oregon quarterback Dylan Raiola being benched in the second half, UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava having to leave the game with a lower leg injury and a slew of costly turnovers, seven of which were forced by UCLA's defense. But with this outcome, should the Bruins be in the playoff conversation?

Here's the latest top 25 from our college football experts, who take a look at what we learned from each team following a wild Week 6.

Previous ranking:2

Despite popular belief, Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton is talented enough to carry the offense when needed. Two of the Bulldogs' top tailbacks (Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens) and a red zone target (Isiah Canion) missed Saturday's 20-17 win at Alabama because of injuries, and Stockton stepped up when needed most. He completed 18 of 22 passes for 249 yards,