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The Latest: 19 Teams in the AP Top 25 Take New Spots
- On Sunday, the AP Top 25 was updated to reflect Week 11 results, with Ohio State remaining No. 1 after a 24-point road win at Purdue and 19 teams shifting in the poll.
- After a chaotic Week 11, several ranked teams lost and two ACC front-runners fell, weakening the conference's CFP case and prompting AP voters to reshuffle ballots.
- Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia totaled 377 passing yards, 112 rushing yards and four touchdowns in a 45-38 overtime win, while Texas A&M remains unbeaten at 9-0 with six SEC victories and Oregon rallied to beat Iowa in rainy Kinnick Stadium.
- Projections show Texas Tech replacing BYU in the College Football Playoff bracket, James Madison emerging as a Group of Five contender at 8-1 and 6-0, and a divergence between the CFP Selection Committee and AP voters.
- Next week, teams off in Week 11 return for key games like Texas at Georgia and Cincinnati at Arizona, while Ole Miss hosts Florida before the Egg Bowl on Nov. 28.
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AP poll: Rankings shake-up sends Longhorns back into top 10
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A huge shuffle in the Associated Press Top 25 rankings led to Texas making a sizable jump without playing over the weekend. The Longhorns moved up three spots and back into the top 10 to No. 10, despite being on a bye week, in the latest rankings released Sunday. Previously No. 8 BYU lost 29-7 to Texas Tech and dropped four spots to No. 12, and Virginia tumbled eight spots to No. 20 after falling 16-9 to Wake Forest, clearing a p…
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