College Football Rankings 2023: Projected playoff Top 25 for Week 11

Nov 4, 2023; Los Angeles, California, USA; Washington Huskies defensive end Voi Tunuufi (52) reacts with Washington Huskies linebacker Edefuan Ulofoshio (5) after recovering the ball from the USC Trojans during the second quarter at United Airlines Field at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Hui-USA TODAY Sports /

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What an exciting noon slate of college football we got treated to on Saturday.

Unlike in previous weeks, the Week 10 noon slate was full of intriguing matchups and none of the games disappointed.

We saw Clemson pull off the upset of Notre Dame after leading for the entire game and Dabo Swinney silenced some doubters who questioned if he still had it. And that raises more questions for Marcus Freeman and the Irish who are going to be out of playoff contention now.

Ohio State and Texas both avoided major upsets. The Buckeyes pulled away late against Rutgers and the Longhorns kept their playoff hopes alive with an overtime win over No. 23 Kansas State after holding a 20-point lead earlier in the game.

The afternoon slate also saw some interesting matchups like Bedlam and Missouri taking on Georgia. Those were the two ranked matchups of the afternoon slate. Georgia was able to stave off the upset bid by Missouri while Oklahoma wasn’t so lucky on the road.

Lastly, the round of games at night was unreal. We saw the classic Alabama and LSU rivalry game to go along with the high-scoring battle between Washington and USC.

What will the College Football Playoff rankings look like this week?

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