Weekly rankings
Where does your team stand? Updating the 12 Texas FBS college football teams after Nov. 11 games
Nov 12, 2017, 6:56 am
Texas has 12 FBS teams. Each week we will rank them based on season-long performance, the prior game, and success relative to their level. These are the rankings after Nov. 4 games.
The beating goes on for the winless Miners. North Texas took them to the woodshed.
The Owls at least put up a fight against Southern Miss. Alas, it was still a losing effort.
The Bobcats are playing better football, but lost 33-30 to Georgia State. At least it wasn't George Strait.
The Bears will probably have to be happy with that win over Kansas. They were competitive against Tech, but could not get the job done.
The Road Runners lost at home to improving UAB. They would fall on this list except there is nowhere to go with the teams behind them being putrid.
The Mean Green are likely headed for the C-USA championship game and are playing solid football.
The Red Raiders got back to .500 with a win over lowly Baylor and need one more victory for bowl eligibility.
For a second straight week, the Ponies threw a scare into a superior opponent, but came up short in a 43-40 loss to Navy.
The Longhorns are now 5-5 after taking out woeful Kansas. A trip to West Virginia and Tech remain as the Horns seek bowl eligibility.
The Cougars were off. Tulane and Navy are left on the schedule.
The Aggies thumped New Mexico, but then again, they were supposed to thump New Mexico.
The Frogs dropped their second of the season, losing to OU and all but killing their playoff hopes.
Opening Day is near, and roster decisions are heating up. Can the Astros keep both Cam Smith and Zach Dezenzo, or does that leave Jon Singleton out? Position battles are in full swing—who stays, who goes, and who earns a starting spot?
Watch ESPN Houston’s Jeremy Branham and Joel Blank break it all down in the video below!