After five of the top 11 teams in the AP poll lost Saturday, it’s easy to suggest the sport its crumbling under its structural changes. But that’s not necessarily the case.

The Washington Huskies got some measure of revenge against the team that beat them in last January's College Football Playoff National Championship Game. On Saturday, the unranked Huskies defeated the No. 10 Wolverines at Husky Stadium, 27-17, thus further hurting Michigan's College Football Playoff chances.

Week 6 brought chaos. Two of the top five programs lost to unranked teams, and we added five new schools to our list.

Here's how the College Football Playoff bracket would look like if the college football season ended today after Week 6 of play:

Six losses by teams ranked in the Associated Press top 25 poll against unranked opponents stunned the college football world in Week 6.

Well, it looks like the Bottom 25 and Florida State were made for one another. If you're still unaware at this point, the Bottom 25 is CBS Sports' weekly ranking of the worst (meant in the best way possible) teams in college football.