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AP Top 25 Rankings Are Absolute Chaos After Historic Weekend

A historic weekend of upsets sent the AP Top 25 into turmoil, with five of the previous top‑seven teams falling on Saturday. Miami surged to the No.

1 spot for the first time since 2002 after a 43‑35 double‑overtime win over Florida State, while BYU vaulted from eighth to second after a 28‑24 victory over Notre Dame. Ohio State claimed the third position following a 19‑15 road win at Indiana, and Georgia dropped from the top rank to fifth after a 27‑24 loss at home to unranked Auburn.

The SEC’s dominance waned as Alabama fell to No. 13 after a defeat by Tennessee and Texas slid to No.

19 after back‑to‑back losses. Ole Miss rose to seventh with a 31‑3 rout of Missouri, and Kentucky held steady at No.

12. The Big 12 now features three top‑ten teams—BYU, Texas Tech and Utah—highlighting the shifting landscape as the playoff picture remains wide open.

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