NCAA Football Rankings 2016: Predicting Top Movers in Week 7 Top 25 Standings

Week 6 of the college football season saw 19 teams from the Top 25 in action, and seven of them lost, ensuring that next week's poll will look plenty different. 

While some teams' playoff hopes were squashed, others are poised to make some big jumps when the new rankings are released on Monday. 

Here are the current rankings, each team's results and a prediction for how the Week 7 poll will look:

Week 6 Rank	Team	Result	Week 7 Rank*	Team
1	Alabama	W 49-30 @ Arkansas	1	Alabama
2	Ohio State	W 38-17 vs. Indiana	2	Ohio State
3	Clemson	W 56-10 @ BC	3	Clemson
4	Michigan	W 78-0 @ Rutgers	4	Michigan
5	Washington	W 70-21 @ Oregon	5	Washington
6	Houston	L 46-40 @ Navy	6	Louisville
7	Louisville	Bye	7	Texas A&M
8	Texas A&M	W 45-38 vs. Tennessee	8	Wisconsin
9	Tennessee	L 45-38 @ TAMU	9	Nebraska
10	Miami (FL)	L 20-19 vs. FSU	10	Baylor
11	Wisconsin	Bye	11	Ole Miss
12	Nebraska	Bye	12	Florida
13	Baylor	Bye	13	Florida St.
14	Ole Miss	Bye	14	Boise St.
15	Stanford	L vs. Washington St.	15	Oklahoma
16	Arkansas	L 49-30 vs. Alabama	16	West Virginia
17	North Carolina	L 34-3 vs. Virginia Tech	17	Utah
18	Florida	Game vs. LSU PPD	18	Virginia Tech
19	Boise State	W 49-21 @ New Mex.	19	Tennessee
20	Oklahoma	W 45-40 vs. Texas	20	Miami (FL)
21	Colorado	L 21-17 @ USC	21	Houston
22	West Virginia	Bye	22	Arkansas
23	Florida State	W 20-19 @ Miami (FL)	23	North Carolina
24	Utah	W vs. Arizona	24	Western Michigan
25	Virginia Tech	W 34-3 @ North Carolina	25	Navy

Predicting Top Movers

After a come-from-behind win in a rivalry game against No. 10 Miami, Florida State might have just saved its season on Saturday night. 

Entering the night at No. 23, Florida State had a defense that allowed an average of 45 points per game in its previous three matchups, two of them losses to Louisville and North Carolina. 

The Seminoles only gave up 19 to Miami in a 20-19 win, and it should help them make a nice jump, given the amount of Top 25 teams that went down this week. 

However, Florida State didn't have the biggest win of the week. That honor belongs to Navy, which outlasted No. 6 Houston, 46-40, surely ending the Cougars' playoff hopes. 

In doing so, the Midshipmen may have made a charge toward the Top 25 despite not receiving a single vote for the polls last week. 

Navy is 4-1 with its only loss coming to an Air Force team that garnered 17 votes for a ranking in Week 6. 

Before that 28-14 loss and the upset of Houston, Navy also took care of Fordham, UConn and Tulane.

A few teams that had a bye week or a game postponed due to Hurricane Matthew could also see a nice bump in the polls due to the losses of ranked teams. 

Poll information courtesy of CollegeFootball.AP.org.