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There’s a brand-new top four in the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank 1-131 after a wild weekend highlighted by Tennessee’s memorable win against Alabama.
Previously No. 1 in the re-rank, the Crimson Tide fall eight spots to No. 9 after falling 52-49 to Hendon Hooker and the Volunteers. Tennessee continues to soar up the 1-131 and comes in at No. 4, up two spots from last week.
Each of the top three teams gets a one-spot boost. Georgia takes over at No. 1 after annihilating Vanderbilt. Ohio State comes in at No. 2 heading into games against Iowa and Penn State to end the month. Michigan steps up to No. 3 after putting up more than 400 rushing yards in a brutal takedown of the Nittany Lions.
Rounding out the top 10 are No. 5 Clemson, which fended off Florida State’s late charge to remain unbeaten; No. 6 TCU, the lone unbeaten in the Big 12; No. 7 UCLA, the top-ranked team in the Pac-12; No. 8 Mississippi, quietly unblemished through seven games; and No. 10 Oregon, which is looming in the College Football Playoff race.
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Alabama wasn’t the only Power Five contender to drop down the 1-131.
Oklahoma State’s loss in overtime to TCU docks the Cowboys six spots to No. 13. Southern California is down six to No. 16 after losing 43-42 to Utah, the Trojans’ first setback under coach Lincoln Riley. The Nittany Lions drop nine spots to No. 18 after struggling to do anything against the Wolverines.
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