Georgia Leads 10 SEC Teams in Latest AP Top 25 College Football Poll

The Week 10 AP Top 25 college football poll has arrived following a relatively tame weekend of games across the country, according to Saturday Down South. With only five Southeastern Conference matchups on the docket, the slower pace across the league left plenty of room for movement within the latest rankings, headlined by a massive surge from South Carolina and a commanding ten-team presence for the conference.

Georgia Leads the SEC Pack Following Rivalry Rout

Georgia anchors the conference’s contingent at No. 2 overall this week. The Bulldogs earned their spot after demolishing rival Florida in Atlanta, showcasing the kind of dominant form that keeps them right behind undefeated Miami at the top of the poll. Kirby Smart’s squad sits ahead of Utah, Notre Dame, and UCLA as the college football landscape barrels toward what looks to be the premier slate of matchups all season in Week 11.

BREAKING: Georgia moves up to No. 2 in the latest AP Poll after destroying Florida. 🐶The Dawgs will travel to Oxford next weekend to take on Ole Miss in a huge SEC matchup. pic.twitter.com/7BxhCWYZdu

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In total, ten SEC programs cracked this week’s rankings. Behind Georgia, Kentucky sits at No. 8, followed closely by Alabama at No. 9 and Texas at No. 11. Ole Miss holds the No. 12 spot, LSU lands at No. 15, and Tennessee checks in at No. 16. Rounding out the conference’s ranked teams are Mizzou at No. 19, a surging South Carolina squad jumping in at No. 23, and Florida sliding to No. 25 following their defeat in Atlanta.

The Full Week 10 AP Top 25 Rankings

Here is how the complete poll shakes out from top to bottom as teams prepare for the November stretch:

1. Miami
2. Georgia
3. Utah
4. Notre Dame
5. UCLA
6. Indiana
7. BYU
8. Kentucky
9. Alabama
10. Texas
11. Ohio State
12. Ole Miss
13. Texas Tech
14. Wake Forest
15. LSU
16. Tennessee
17. Houston
18. USC
19. Mizzou
20. Boise State
21. Iowa
22. New Mexico
23. South Carolina
24. Arizona
25. Florida

Others receiving votes in this week’s polling include Northwestern with 79 points, Oregon with 55, UTSA with 43, SMU with 27, Virginia Tech with 12, Duke with 10, Minnesota with 8, Liberty with 4, Oklahoma State with 3, and Louisville.