College football winners, losers in Week 6: UCLA rises from the ashes, preseason No. 1 Texas full of flaws

In Week 6 of the college football season, several top-ranked teams faced unexpected losses. No. 7 Penn State and No. 9 Texas, both highly ranked preseason teams, suffered shocking defeats to unranked opponents. Penn State, ranked seventh, lost to unranked Michigan State in a close game that ended 27-24. This unexpected loss has raised questions about Penn State's ability to compete at the highest level. Meanwhile, the preseason No. 1 Texas Longhorns were also upset, losing to unranked TCU 17-10. This defeat has highlighted the flaws in the Longhorns' performance and has cast doubt on their ability to live up to their preseason hype. On the other hand, UCLA, a team that had previously struggled, rose from the ashes and secured a crucial victory against No. 11 Utah, showcasing their potential for a successful season. These results have shaken up the college football landscape, as the top-ranked teams have been forced to re-evaluate their strategies and the underdogs have proven their ability to compete at the highest level.