π College Football Bottom 10: Texas takes major fall β SkimNews
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- Texas tumbled to No. 5 in the post-Week 6 Bottom 10 after losing the Red River Rivalry to Oklahoma despite being favored by a touchdown; Oklahoma had lost to Michigan the previous week.
- Charlotte holds the No. 1 spot at 0-6 with six winless weeks, while Northern Illinois (0-5) and ULM (0-5) also remain winless.
- Nevada, then ranked seventh nationally, beat UTEP 30-13 in what the column dubs the "Pillow Fight of the Week of the Year."
- Ball State was paid $875,000 to play at Northwestern's new $875 million Ryan Field and lost 45-14, with ESPN Analytics giving the Cardinals just a 1% chance to win.
- Bowling Green topped Sacramento State for the Falcons' first 2-0 MAC start in more than a decade.
Why it matters: Texas entered the Red River Rivalry as a touchdown favorite against an Oklahoma team already beaten by Michigan and walked out in college football's bottom five β a one-week drop that shows how quickly a contender's season can be rerouted by a single rivalry loss.
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