A few shake-ups occurred in the 10th week of college football season. losses for TennesseeClemson, Alabama, and Clemson add to the season’s chaos and a shift within the Associated Press Top 25.
Georgia remained at No. 1Their win over Tennessee was ranked in the AP Top 25. The Volunteers are now No. The Volunteers moved up to No. 5 following their defeat, and they are likely to fall down the College Football Playoff rankings after the next set of results is announced later in the week.
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Georgia running back Kenny McIntosh defeats Tennessee defensive lineman Byron Young on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2022 in Athens.
(AP Photo/John Bazemore)
The Bulldogs were awarded 62 out of 63 first-place votes. Ohio State was No. Michigan moved up two spots to No. 3 after their win over Rutgers. TCU rose to No. 5 after Clemson lost at Notre Dame.
LSU’s victoryThe Tigers moved up to No. 7 as the Crimson Tide maintained their No. 10 after their second loss of season. Alabama’s streak of 120 straight polls ranked no worse than No. 10 remained intact.
Florida State’s 45-3 victory over Miami saw them return to the Top 25.
You can see the complete rankings below.
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Stetson Bennett, Georgia’s quarterback, reacts to the cheering crowd after their victory over Tennessee, Saturday Nov. 5, 2022.
(AP Photo/John Bazemore)
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1). Georgia (9-0).
2). Ohio State (9-0)
3). Michigan (9-0).
4). TCU (9 – 0)
5). Tennessee (8-1)
6). Oregon (8-1)
7). LSU (7-2).
8). USC (8-1).
9). UCLA (8-1)
10). Alabama (7-2)
11). Ole Miss (8-1).
12). Clemson (8-1).
13). Utah (7-2)
14). Penn State (7-2)
TCU’s quarterback Max Duggan reacts to a first down against Texas Tech on Saturday, November 5, 2022 in Fort Worth, Texas.
(AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)
15). North Carolina (8-1
16). Tulane (8-1)
17). NC State (7-2).
18). Texas (6-3)
19). Liberty (8-1)
20). Notre Dame (6-3)
21). Illinois (7-2)
22). UCF (7-2).
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23). Kansas State (6-3)
24). Washington (7-2).
25). Florida State (6-3)
