AP Poll Top 25 released after a battle-tested week three of college football
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(WYMT) - The Wildcats are left off the AP Top 25 list after the program’s third win this season in week three of college football.
UK beat Akron 35-3 Saturday night to keep the Wildcats undefeated in their 2023 non-conference meetings. Stoops and company picked up 10 votes, doubling the five votes the program received last week.
Across the landscape of college football, some of the top-ranked teams were tested in week three. Georgia (No. 1) was down 11 points at halftime to South Carolina, but ultimately the Bulldogs won by 10 points, 24-14. Michigan (No. 2) struggled with turnovers during their game against Bowling Green where Wolverine QB J.J. McCarthy threw for a career-high three interceptions.
Florida State (No. 3) had its first near-loss againstof the season during the Seminoles game against Boston College, giving up a 21-point lead to eventually only beat the Eagles by two points, 31-29.
Colorado (No. 18) and Colorado State had an intense inter-state battle that went into double overtime. The Buffaloes escaped with a 43-35 victory. Tennessee was previously ranked at No. 11, but after they dropped to an un-ranked Florida team 29-16, the Vols get knocked down 12 spots and the Gators make it into the Top 25 at No. 25.
Here is the full AP Top 25 poll:
1. Georgia (3-0)
2. Michigan (3-0)
3. Texas (3-0)
4. Florida State (3-0)
5. USC (3-0)
6. Ohio State (3-0)
7. Penn State (3-0)
8. Washington (3-0)
9. Notre Dame (4-0)
10. Oregon (3-0)
11. Utah (3-0)
12. LSU (2-1)
13. Alabama (2-1)
14. Oregon State (3-0)
15. Ole Miss (3-0)
16. Oklahoma (3-0)
17. North Carolina (3-0)
18. Duke (3-0)
19. Colorado (3-0)
20. Miami (3-0)
21. Washington State (3-0)
22. UCLA (3-0)
23. Tennessee (2-1)
24. Iowa (3-0)
25. Florida (2-1)
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