AP Poll: Georgia Remains at No. 1, Michigan Stays at No. 2
Georgia Overcomes Test, Michigan Rolls
The Bulldogs win a 26-22 thriller at Missouri, while the Wolverines cruise past Rutgers 52-17.
The latest Associated Press Top 25 poll, released Sunday, has Georgia and Michigan holding strong at the top.
Georgia, which defeated Missouri 26-22 on Saturday, remains at No. 1 for the fifth consecutive week. The Bulldogs' victory was their seventh in a row.
Michigan, which rolled past Rutgers 52-17 on Saturday, stays at No. 2 for the third straight week. The Wolverines have won their last four games by an average of 35 points.
- Georgia defeated Missouri 26-22 on Saturday.
- The Bulldogs' win was their seventh consecutive.
- Michigan rolled past Rutgers 52-17 on Saturday.
- The Wolverines have won their last four games by an average of 35 points.
The rest of the top five remained unchanged, with Ohio State at No. 3, Alabama at No. 4, and Clemson at No. 5.
The biggest mover in the poll was Tennessee, which jumped four spots to No. 6 after its 40-13 win over Kentucky on Saturday. The Volunteers are now one of three SEC teams in the top 10, along with Georgia and Alabama.
Other notable movers in the poll included Penn State, which dropped three spots to No. 11 after its 45-17 loss to Ohio State, and Oregon, which moved up two spots to No. 12 after its 49-22 win over UCLA.
