As the chaos surrounding college football unfolded in Week 6, Texas football watched from afar, safe from the misfortune experienced by some of the best teams in the country during open week.

The Longhorns remained No. 1 in the updated USA LBM Coaches Poll released Sunday morning.

They began the week ranked No. 2 in the AP poll behind Alabama, which lost at Vanderbilt. The updated AP Top 25 will be revealed later on Sunday.

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Alabama was one of four top-10 teams out this week. Tennessee lost at Arkansas, while Missouri was crushed by Texas A&M and Michigan suffered a loss to Washington.

Here's a look at the updated polls in full.

College Football Rankings: Week 7

US LBM Coaches Survey

1. Texas

2. Ohio State

3. Oregon

4. Georgia

5. Penn State

6. Miami

7. Alabama

8. Ole Miss

9. Tennessee

10. LSU

11. Clemson

12. Notre Dame

13. Iowa State

14. Texas A&M

15. BYU

16. Oklahoma

17. Utah

18. Missouri

19. Kansas State

20. Indiana

21. Michigan

22. Boise State

23. Illinois

24. Pitt

25. SMU

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AP Top 25

Check back later to see the updated AP poll.

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