College football rankings after Week 11: New US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25

Week 10 of the college football season was, largely, uneventful — at least, inasmuch the final results are concerned.

Indeed, each top-10 team in the US LBM Coaches Poll won their Week 11 game. The highest-ranked team that lost on Saturday, Nov. 14, was No. 13 Kentucky against Florida. No. 14 Southern California also lost, albeit to Indiana, the No. 5 team in the country.

That doesn't mean the college football schedule didn't produce interesting implications for the College Football Playoff race.

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As has been the case since the first set of CFP rankings were released, No. 7 Alabama (the No. 3 team in the CFP rankings)

had a rough week as far as its playoff resume is concerned. The Crimson Tide slugged out a 21-6 road win over a sub-.500 Vanderbilt team while each of the five SEC teams it has a previous win over lost in Week 11.

It remains to be seen whether the CFP selection committee adjusts course on the Crimson Tide or if Kalen DeBoer and Co. maintain a top-four ranking with only Chattanooga and Auburn remaining on the schedule (the Crimson Tide's chances of an SEC Championship game berth are dwindling).

That's to say nothing of a muddled FPI top 25 that has some interesting rankings.

Elsewhere, in a game most people on the East Coast probably weren't awake to see, No. 2 Utah survived an upset bid from No. 21 Arizona with a 40-39 barnburner in Tucson, Arizona, to maintain its undefeated record and place atop the rankings. In the SEC, No. 8 Texas overcame an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit (and three Arch Manning turnovers) to beat No. 22 LSU 22-21 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

How will those games and others impact the post-Week 11 top 25? Here's what to know:

College football rankings after Week 11

First-place votes in parentheses

US LBM Coaches Poll

1. Georgia (58)
2. Utah (11)
3. Notre Dame (1)
4. UCLA
5. Indiana
6. Miami
7. Alabama
8. Texas
9. Tennessee
10. Wake Forest
11. Texas Tech
12. BYU
13. Iowa
14. Oregon
15. Boise State
16. Ole Miss
17. Ohio State
18. Kentucky
19. USC
20. Arizona
21. Houston
22. Louisville
23. LSU
24. Duke
25. Florida

Others receiving votes: Liberty 87; Memphis 70; New Mexico 48; Missouri 47; SMU 39; UTSA 38; South Carolina 35; Northwestern 17; Air Force 14; Nebraska 12; Louisiana Tech 12; North Texas 11; Oklahoma 8; Illinois 8; Auburn 7; Oklahoma State 5; Toledo 2; Virginia 1; North Dakota State 1.

AP Top 25

This section will be updated once the AP Top 25 is unveiled.

When does AP Top 25 come out?

The Associated Press will delay its top 25 to Monday, Nov. 16, due to the postponed game between Mississippi and Oklahoma.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: College football rankings after Week 11: New US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25