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AP Top 25: Miami and BYU take the top two spots after a host of top-10 losses in Week 7

The AP Top 25 college football rankings saw a historic reshuffle after Week 7, with Miami (OH) claiming the No. 1 spot for the first time since 2002.

The Hurricanes capitalized on a chaotic weekend where five of the top seven teams suffered losses, including Georgia and Notre Dame dropping out of the top two. BYU, meanwhile, secured the No.

2 ranking—the program’s highest since its 1984 national championship season—while Notre Dame and Georgia held onto their top-five positions despite their defeats. The upheaval marked the first time no team retained its previous ranking in the poll, underscoring the week’s volatility.

Miami’s ascent to the summit reflects its resilience amid a season of upsets, while BYU’s rise highlights its sustained dominance in a crowded upper echelon. The rankings now set the stage for Week 8, where teams will look to stabilize after a week that redefined the pecking order.

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