College Football Top 25: And Then There Were Six

With six unbeatens remaining, it feels like the perfect time for College Football Playoff projections. It's not surprising the six unbeaten teams make up my top four and first two out, but it may be surprising who's fitting in where right now (Two MAC teams AND Tennessee Martin? You're hurting yourself, Vols).

The Wolverines won the Battle of Michigan and a top five spot this week. (Twitter // @UMichFootball)

1. Ohio State (8-0)
2. Texas Christian (8-0)
3. Georgia (8-0)
4. Clemson (8-0)
5. Michigan (8-0)
6. Tennessee (8-0)
7. Oregon (7-1)
8. Southern California (7-1)
9. Alabama (7-1)
10. Mississippi (8-1)
11. Illinois (8-1)
12. North Carolina (8-1)
13. California Los Angeles (8-1)
14. Penn State (6-2)
15. Kansas State (6-2)
16. Syracuse (6-2)
17. Louisiana State (6-2)
18. Utah (6-2)
19. Washington (6-2)
20. Oklahoma State (6-2)
21. Maryland (6-2)
22. Tulane (7-1)
23. Oregon State (6-2)
24. Liberty (7-1)
25. Wake Forest (6-2)

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College Football Top 25: You're On Your Own, Kids

Question..? Which of these teams will be Bejeweled with championship trophies in two to three months, and which ones will be left crying in the Midnight Rain?

Kendre Miller and TCU are no Anti-Heroes; they're the best team in the Big 12. (Tim Heitman // USA Today)

1. Clemson (8-0)
2. Ohio State (7-0)
3. Texas Christian (7-0)
4. Georgia (7-0)
5. Michigan (7-0)
6. Tennessee (7-0)
7. Alabama (7-1)
8. Oregon (6-1)
9. Mississippi (7-1)
10. Southern California (6-1)
11. Penn State (6-1)
12. Illinois (6-1)
13. Syracuse (6-1)
14. Oklahoma State (6-1)
15. Wake Forest (6-1)
16. California Los Angeles (6-1)
17. North Carolina (6-1)
18. Cincinnati (6-1)
19. Louisiana State (6-2)
20. Washington (6-2)
21. Tulane (7-1)
22. Kansas State (5-2)
23. Liberty (7-1)
24. Maryland (6-2)
25. Oregon State (6-2)

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College Football Top 25: Seeing Orange

 Tennessee beat Alabama, and nothing else really matters. 

Will Shipley and Clemson continue to climb after beating Florida State. (Melina Myers // USA Today)

1. Georgia (7-0)
2. Clemson (7-0)
3. Michigan (7-0)
4. Tennessee (6-0)
5. Mississippi (7-0)
6. Ohio State (6-0)
7. Texas Christian (6-0)
8. Syracuse (6-0)
9. California Los Angeles (6-0)
10. Southern California (6-1)
11. Alabama (6-1)
12. Illinois (6-1)
13. Oregon (5-1)
14. Kansas State (5-1)
15. Penn State (5-1)
16. North Carolina (6-1)
17. Oklahoma State (5-1)
18. Kansas (5-2)
19. Texas (5-2)
20. Wake Forest (5-1)
21. Cincinnati (5-1)
22. Mississippi State (5-2)
23. Utah (5-2)
24. Purdue (5-2)
25. Louisiana State (5-2)

Go Vols.

College Football Top 25: Show Us Who You Are

With the only major shakeup this week being Kansas dropping to the ranks of the one-loss teams, not too much has changed from last week. The blue bloods continue to make their case and a few non-traditional Power Five squads remain unbeaten. 

Emeka Egbuka and Ohio State have put up 45 or more in each of their last five contests. (Carlos Osorio // AP)

1. Southern California (6-0)
2. Ohio State (6-0)
3. Alabama (6-0)
4. Georgia (6-0)
5. Clemson (6-0)
6. Michigan (6-0)
7. Tennessee (5-0)
8. Mississippi (6-0)
9. Penn State (5-0)
10. California Los Angeles (6-0)
11. Texas Christian (5-0)
12. Syracuse (5-0)
13. Oklahoma State (5-0)
14. Kansas (5-1)
15. Oregon (5-1)
16. Mississippi State (5-1)
17. Kansas State (5-1)
18. Coastal Carolina (6-0)
19. James Madison (6-0)
20. Illinois (5-1)
21. Wake Forest (5-1)
22. North Carolina (5-1)
23. N.C. State (5-1)
24. Minnesota (4-1)
25. Cincinnati (5-1)

College Football Top 25: Laugh No Longer

As the list of unbeatens begins to get dramatically smaller, the Kansas Jayhawks keep staying on it. As the only team through five weeks with four tier one wins (not to mention going 5-0 and +72 against the spread), they're the no brainer at number one. 

Jordan Addison and USC are back! (Kevork Djansezian // Getty)

1. Kansas (5-0)
2. Southern California (5-0)
3. Ohio State (5-0)
4. Alabama (5-0)
5. Penn State (5-0)
6. Syracuse (5-0)
7. Clemson (5-0)
8. Georgia (5-0)
9. Michigan (5-0)
10. Mississippi (5-0)
11. Tennessee (4-0)
12. California Los Angeles (5-0)
13. Texas Christian (4-0)
14. Oklahoma State (4-0)
15. Oregon (4-1)
16. Florida State (4-1)
17. Mississippi State (4-1)
18. Coastal Carolina (5-0)
19. Kansas State (4-1)
20. Illinois (4-1)
21. James Madison (5-0)
22. Duke (4-1)
23. Utah (4-1)
24. Minnesota (4-1)
25. Washington State (4-1)

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