ESPN FPI top 25 updated after wild Week 11 of college football

The ESPN FPI Top 25 has been updated following a wild Week 11. With our eyes glued to the television, we saw showdowns that provided high drama and multiple storylines to dissect.

Michigan survived a heavyweight fight against Penn State, while Oklahoma wasn’t as lucky against Baylor. Additionally, the top two teams took care of business once again — Georgia and Alabama both left Week 11 victorious.

With some gigantic matchups coming in the future, the ESPN FPI Top 25 is far from final. Still, there’s some interesting developments taking shape after a wild Week 11.

ESPN FPI Top 25:

1) Georgia Bulldogs

2) Alabama Crimson Tide

3) Ohio State Buckeyes

4) Michigan Wolverines

5) Oklahoma Sooners

6) Pittsburgh Panthers

7) Notre Dame Fighting Irish

8) Iowa State Cyclones

9) Wisconsin Badgers

10) Clemson Tigers

11) Cincinnati Bearcats

12) Oklahoma State Cowboys

13) Ole Miss Rebels

14) Texas A&M Aggies

15) Penn State Nittany Lions

16) NC State Wolfpack

17) Utah Utes

18) Michigan State Spartans

19) Oregon Ducks

20) Baylor Bears

21) Auburn Tigers

22) Florida Gators

23) Mississippi State Bulldogs

24) Wake Forest Demon Deacons

25) Texas Longhorns

Biggest Movers:

Ole Miss Rebels (+4). Lane Kiffin won twice on Saturday — he defeated Texas A&M, and got his pick right after being the College Gameday guest picker. The Rebels are having a strong season, reflected by their high ranking in the ESPN FPI rankings.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons (+4). After a hiccup against North Carolina, Wake Forest bounced-back against NC State. They’re surprisingly low in the ESPN FPI top 25, but they’re moving up.

Mississippi State Bulldogs (+4). It was overwhelmingly thought that Auburn would take care of business against the Bulldogs. Enter Mike Leach, who delivered a loss to the Tigers.

Texas Longhorns (-6). If you lose to Kansas, you’re going to tumble down the ESPN FPI rankings. Texas fans are hoping last night will be the low-point of the Steve Sarkisian era.

Texas A&M Aggies (-3). A slim chance at the SEC Championship evaporated with the Aggies loss to Ole Miss last night. It’s been a wildly uneven season for Jimbo Fisher’s squad.

Auburn Tigers (-3). The Tigers raced out to a lead against Mississippi State, and then got dominated over the rest of the game. Bryan Harsin’s done some good things in his first season with Auburn, but Saturday’s loss stings.