AP Top 25 Week 10: Georgia Reclaims No. 1, Tennessee Leaps Seven Spots Into Top 10 as SEC Places Eight Teams in Poll
Georgia reclaimed the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press college football Top 25 released on Sunday, November 8, while Texas and Tennessee moved inside the top 10 after Week 10. Georgia (8-1) rose one place after Kirby Smart's team won 42-7 at Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi, and Tennessee jumped seven spots to No. 9 after beating Kentucky 34-6 in Knoxville. The Southeastern Conference placed eight teams in the Top 25, more than any other conference.
The top 10: 1. Georgia (8-1), 2. Utah (9-0), 3. Notre Dame (8-1), 4. UCLA (9-0), 5. Miami (8-1, down four), 6. Indiana (8-1), 7. Alabama (7-2, up two, after a 31-10 win at LSU), 8. Texas (7-2, up two), 9. Tennessee (7-2, up seven), 10. Texas Tech (8-1, up three).
Rounding out the poll, in order: Wake Forest, BYU (down five), Kentucky (down five), Houston, USC, Iowa, Boise State, Oregon (up nine), Ole Miss (down seven), South Carolina, Ohio State (down 10 to No. 21), Arizona, New Mexico, LSU (down nine to No. 24) and SMU.
With eight teams ranked, the SEC holds a group advantage in the race for the College Football Playoff as the regular season enters its final stretch.
(Source: The Associated Press)
Source: The Associated Press
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