For the first time this season, USC and Georgia are no longer in the top 10. In fact, USC, the former No. 1, has dropped all the way down to No. 11 with a 27-21 loss to a two-loss Oregon State team. Meanwhile, Georgia has dropped to 13th from seventh with a 41-30 loss to Alabama, and Florida remains in the top 10 just barely after a 31-30 loss to Mississippi.

There are more surprises in store in the second tier as well. Take a look to see who else has popped or dropped.

  1. Oklahoma (3)
  2. Texas (5)
  3. LSU (4)
  4. Missouri (6)
  5. Alabama (10)
  6. Penn State (8)
  7. Florida (2)
  8. Texas Tech (9)
  9. South Florida
  10. Auburn (14)
  11. USC (1)
  12. Ohio State (13)
  13. Georgia (7)
  14. BYU (15)
  15. Utah (16)
  16. Kansas (17)
  17. Oklahoma State (19)
  18. Wisconsin (11)
  19. Kentucky (UR)
  20. Vanderbilt (20)
  21. Fresno State (23)
  22. Connecticut (UR)
  23. Michigan State (UR)
  24. Florida State (UR)
  25. Virginia Tech (UR)