College football bowl projections: Slotting all 46 games, new CFP teams after Oklahoma, UCLA upsets

Updated bowl projections coming out of the craziest week of the season so far College football's postseason picture needs a fresh coat of paint after Saturday. Several SEC stunners and a surprise Big Ten scrambled the playoff conversation and sent our latest bowl projections in new directions. This season's postseason bracket has been anything but predictable, and Week 6 delivered, highlighted by Oklahoma's walkoff field goal against top-ranked Texas, Kentucky's stunning overtime win over No. 10 LSU and No. 21 UCLA's statement victory at 13th-ranked Oregon. Entering Saturday night's Kansas-Utah game, only eight Power Four teams were still unbeaten. In the ACC, No. 25 Pittsburgh saw its unblemished record squashed by North Carolina while Duke suffered an expected setback at Georgia Tech.

Nebraska's first loss came at the hands of Indiana, which scored the game's final 14 points to prevail late. We've updated our playoff bracket projections and full list of bowl games after Week 6, including major changes at the top. Coming off consecutive wins, FIU travels to Jacksonville State next week for Tuesday night MACtion. One player hoping to make a name for himself with the rare weeknight opportunity is FIU wideout Maguire Anderson, who already has 25 receptions for 401 yards and a pair of scores this season. The Conference USA favorite Flames have looked explosive in