The first full weekend of November football saw several teams in the AP top 25 rankings taking a rest, but that doesn’t mean there was some very consequential action across the country as some of college football’s postseason contenders were on the field in prove-it games on Saturday.

The college football season has been a whirlwind of emotions and movement, with opinions varying widely on who the top teams in the country are from week to week.

Indiana picked as No. 9 seed in the first College Football Playoff rankings, which serves as the first predictions ahead of the new 12-team format.

As we survey the damage from the latest games on Saturday, let's look ahead to the AP top 25 college football rankings heading into Week 11 Who's moving up? Who's moving down? Note: this isn't our ranking of the best teams,

Week 9 featured five games pitting AP Top 25 teams against each other, and the biggest one featured No. 14 Texas A&M rallying for a 38-23 win over No. 8 LSU, which puts the Aggies at 5-0 in SEC play and alone atop the conference standings.

There wasn’t much change at the top of the AP top 25 college football rankings as we move into Week 10 action, but there was a modest shift among the best teams

The first College Football Playoff rankings projections will be unveiled Tuesday. How will the top of the Top 25 look? Here's our prediction.

No. 2 Georgia will try to remain tied atop the SEC standings when it travels to No. 16 Ole Miss on Saturday afternoon during the Week 11 college football schedule. The Bulldogs have won four consecutive games since losing to then-No.

There are 50 Football Bowl Subdivision games on the Week 11 schedule, with BYU (-4) among the best bets against the spread, according to our projections. For more tips, including parlay