Tomorrow's Top 25 Today: Georgia takes over No. 1, Oregon and Florida fall in new college football rankings — SkimNews
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- Georgia is projected to take No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after a 20-17 win at Alabama on Saturday night — the Bulldogs' first victory in Tuscaloosa since 2007 and their first No. 1 ranking since September 2024.
- Texas falls from No. 1 to No. 4 after a Red River Rivalry loss to unranked Oklahoma as a touchdown favorite, with the head-to-head win over Ohio State serving as the anchor keeping the Longhorns inside the top 10.
- Oregon and Florida are projected to fall out of the rankings entirely after both lost as double-digit favorites on Saturday, opening the door for new entrants to claim the final top-25 spots.
- UCLA is projected to surge from No. 21 to No. 11 after improving to 5-0 with a road upset at Oregon — the Bruins' best resume win of the season by far.
- Kentucky is projected to re-enter the poll at No. 19 at 5-1, with resume-defining wins over Texas A&M and LSU under first-year coach Will Stein.
- LSU is projected to slide from No. 10 to No. 25 after an overtime road loss left the Tigers 4-2 under Lane Kiffin, hanging on by the skin of its teeth thanks to voters weighing team quality over a slim resume.
Why it matters: Georgia's first road win at Alabama since 2007 vaults the Bulldogs to projected No. 1 and the driver's seat in the SEC Championship race, while Texas's drop from the top spot to No. 4 reshuffles the College Football Playoff picture and forces a new best-one-loss-team debate anchored by the Longhorns' head-to-head win over Ohio State.
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