The latest AP Top 25 college football poll released Sunday shows significant movement after Week 9. Georgia climbed to No. 2 following a 27-8 win over Florida, while Ohio State dropped out of the top 10 after a loss to USC.
Top 10 Shakeup
Miami remains No. 1 with an 8-0 record, receiving 62 first-place votes. Utah rose to No. 3, Notre Dame to No. 4, and UCLA to No. 5. BYU sits at No. 7, setting up a top-10 matchup with Utah this weekend. Notre Dame and Miami will also meet in a top-four clash in South Bend.
Notable Movements
Ohio State fell to No. 11 with a 6-2 record after starting freshman quarterback Luke Fahey. The Buckeyes' drop also allowed USC to re-enter the poll at No. 18. Florida dropped to No. 25 after its third loss of the season.
New Mexico made program history by entering the rankings for the first time at No. 22 following a 7-1 start. Coach Jason Eck has guided the Lobos to a potential Group of Six playoff berth.
The poll also highlights a recent trend: the No. 2 ranked team has lost in three consecutive weeks. Georgia will try to break that streak when it travels to face Ole Miss.
