See where Nebraska, Big Ten teams land in ESPN’s FPI rankings after

After their closer-than-expected win over North Dakota in Week 1 of the college football season, Nebraska took a slight dip in ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI) rankings.

The metric, according to ESPN, “measures team’s true strength on a net points scale; expected point margin vs. average opponent on neutral field.” The FPI also projects teams’ record, chances to win out, chances of winning out the rest of the season, including conference championship games, winning their conference, making the College Football Playoff, and winning the National Championship.

Overall, it was an average week for the Big Ten in the rankings, with five teams moving upwards, six teams moving downwards and three teams staying in the same position that they were at last week.

Read below to see updated FPI metrics for Nebraska and the rest of the Big Ten:

Ohio State

Ohio State Buckeyes helmets (Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports)

FPI Ranking (Previous week’s ranking): 3 (2)

Projected W-L: 11.8-1.0

Chances of winning 6 games: 100%

Chances of winning the division: 74.2%

Chances of winning the Big Ten: 67.4%

Chances of making the College Football Playoff: 80.3%

Chances of winning the National Championship: 22.0%

Michigan

Michigan Wolverines football helmet (Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)

FPI Ranking (Previous week’s ranking): 5 (6)

Projected W-L: 10.1-2.1

Chances of winning 6 games: 100%

Chances of winning the division: 17.0%

Chances of winning the Big Ten: 12.8%

Chances of making the College Football Playoff: 24.8%

Chances of winning the National Championship: 2.2%

Michigan State

Michigan State Spartans (Mike Carter-USA TODAY Sports)

FPI Ranking (Previous week’s ranking): 15 (15)

Projected W-L: 7.7-4.3

Chances of winning 6 games: 94.5%

Chances of winning the division: 3.0%

Chances of winning the Big Ten: 1.8%

Chances of making the College Football Playoff:…