College football winners, losers in Week 6: UCLA's turnaround continues, while Texas stumbles

UCLA announced itself as a CFP contender, while Georgia staked its claim to college football Texas held firm at No. 1 after a few lackluster performances, but the vibes around the team never seemed to improve after upsetting Ohio State. At the State Fair of Texas, all the question marks came to a head as the Longhorns lost a clunker against Oklahoma to become the biggest loser of Week 6. Six AP Top 25 teams fell overall this week, while several more showed weaknesses in key spots. No. 7 Indiana needed a late comeback to survive Nebraska, while No. 15 Tennessee went on a 14-3 run in the fourth quarter to outlast Arkansas.

The elite squads of Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Notre Dame and Miami have been untouchable. The rest of the field? There's lots of parity. With that in mind, here are the biggest winners and losers from a hectic Week 6. The battle for No. 1 was on the line in Tuscaloosa, especially after Texas lost its stunner to Oklahoma. But not only did Georgia come away victorious, they definitively made their case for being the best team in college football. Georgia rushed for 200 yards and put up more than 450 yards of offense, converting more than half of their third downs and holding superstar sophomore quarterback