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College football news: AP Top-25 teams make history not seen since 1936 in Week 7

College football’s Week 7 delivered a seismic shift in the AP Top 25 rankings, with five of the seven highest-ranked teams suffering defeats in a single day—a historic collapse not seen since the poll’s inception in 1936. The day began with No.

1 Georgia’s stunning 27–24 home loss to unranked Auburn, sealed by Auburn’s Alex McPherson’s game-winning field goal as time expired. Notre Dame (No.

2) and BYU (No. 8) followed with a 28–24 upset, while Indiana (No.

5) fell 19–15 to Ohio State (No. 4), ending the Hoosiers’ 22-game winning streak.

Alabama (No. 6) and Tennessee (No.

14) continued the SEC’s turmoil with a 26–19 loss, and Texas (No. 7) completed the sweep after a 27–24 defeat to unranked Florida, fueled by quarterback Arch Manning’s late fumble.

The five losses reshaped the playoff race, as Georgia, Notre Dame, and Indiana—all previously unbeaten—now face renewed pressure heading into the season’s final stretch.

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