College football’s Week 11 got off to a chaotic start, as the FAA’s nationwide groundstop on Friday afternoon caused several games to be pushed back, including the Ole Miss-Oklahoma game being moved to Sunday afternoon despite the Sooners’ AD public objections.

On Friday night, UCLA improved to 10-0 for the first time since 1998 with a 22-14 win over Illinois at home, and Colorado upset Houston 42-13 to give Colorado its first win over a top-15 ranked opponent since 2007. 

In the early slate on Sunday, Wake Forest sent a message to the College Football Playoff committee and ran up the score against SMU on the road 49-7. The Demon Deacons have a real case to be ranked inside the Top-10 with the win. Miami got the best of Duke in the Darian Mensah revenge game against his former team, winning 36-25 at home. Oregon beat Michigan at home 31-7, as the Wolverines should move on from the failed Kyle Whittingham experiment and replace him with these candidates instead.  

The Ducks are still just barely alive in the CFP race, even with three losses. But Indiana made that more complicated by taking care of USC 27-13 at home, which further puts Ohio State and Oregon behind in the Big Ten title battle. 

In the evening slate, Florida spoiled Kentucky’s CFP hopes in Lexington, and Arch Manning had a brilliant game-winning drive to beat Lane Kiffin’s LSU team 22-21. 

Outside of the top 25, things are getting uncomfortable for Dabo Swinney after Clemson’s loss to last-place Georgia Tech. Also, the North Carolina-Louisville game ended in a massive brawl.

Let’s take a look at the latest college football rankings after all of Week 11’s action.

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College football rankings after Week 11

Coaches Poll

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AP Poll 

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