00:00You with me? Because I have about 60 seconds to explain what happened in college football this
00:04week, and I just don't know if that's enough time. Notre Dame ended Miami's undefeated streak,
00:09leaving just UCLA and Utah unbeaten and paving the way for a new number one in the AP Top 25.
00:16And that spot belongs to, you guessed it, Georgia is back on top after a 42-7 route of Ole
00:23Miss.
00:23Utah moved up to number two, Notre Dame is number three, UCLA is number four,
00:27its highest ranking since 2001, and Miami rounds out the top five. Oregon is back in for the first
00:33time since week six at number 18 after defeating Ohio State in a battle between the preseason number
00:39one and number two teams. Ohio State fell 10 spots to number 21, the program's lowest ranking in over
00:44a decade. SMU re-entered the ranks at number 25, and over in the SEC, Texas beat its fourth-ranked
00:51team
00:51of the season in a 34-20 win over Missouri. Tennessee cruised past Kentucky 34-6, Alabama
00:58rolled to a 31-13 win at LSU, and Oklahoma shocked Florida in the swamp. Missouri and Florida toppled
01:05out of the rankings, Ole Miss fell to 19, and LSU fell to 24. And as for the Big 12,
01:10Utah beat its
01:11arch-rival BYU, Texas Tech beat West Virginia in a barn burner, and leapt over BYU in the rankings,
01:17cracking the top 10 as a result. The Cougars didn't fall too far, though, dropping to number 12.
01:22Yeah, yeah, we hear you. We know the CFP rankings are out, but those drop on Tuesday. So why don't
01:27you take an early look at what the experts are thinking in this week's AP Top 25? You know where
01:32to find us.
