Where every Pac-12 team ranks in ESPN's FPI after Week 11

There is a new top team in ESPN's FPI rankings
Where every Pac-12 team ranks in ESPN's FPI after Week 11
Where every Pac-12 team ranks in ESPN's FPI after Week 11

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This past weekend may have been the most chaotic weekend for the Pac-12 in years. 

With four teams in the race for the College Football Playoff, and five in the race for the Pac-12 Championship there was an expectation that Oregon would beat Washington and knock them out from conference title contention and the other top schools would win. 

That was not the case, as Washington pulled off the upset over Oregon in Eugene, and UCLA lost to Arizona which has now led to a shakeup in the standings. It also led to some movement in the latest edition of ESPN's FPI, as there is a new Pac-12 team at the top. 

Let's take a look at where every team in the Pac-12 ranks in the latest edition of ESPN's FPI, which is explained by ESPN a "...measure of team strength that is meant to be the best predictor of a team's performance going forward for the rest of the season. FPI represents how many points above or below average a team is. Projected results are based on 20,000 simulations of the rest of the season using FPI, results to date, and the remaining schedule. Ratings and projections update daily." 

121. Colorado

Previous Ranking: 120

80. Stanford

Previous Ranking: 79

75. Arizona

Previous Ranking: 80

72. Cal

Previous Ranking: 69

70. Arizona State

Previous Ranking: 71

43. Washington State

Previous Ranking: 44

30. UCLA

Previous Ranking: 21

28. Oregon State

Previous Ranking: 38

27. Washington

Previous Ranking: 30 

14. USC

Previous Ranking: 13

13. Oregon

Previous Ranking: 11

6. Utah

Previous Ranking: 7

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KEVIN BORBA

Managing Editor and Publisher of CardinalCountry.com, formerly a Pac-12 Network Production Assistant and a contributing writer for USA Today's Longhorns Wire. I am a proud graduate of Quinnipiac University's sports journalism master's program. Follow me on Twitter @Kevin__Borba 

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