AP Top 25 Live Updates: Ohio State Falls Out of Top 10, UCLA Cracks Top 5
Miami held No. 1 after a 38-35 escape at North Carolina, while Ohio State fell nine spots after a 30-18 loss at Southern California.
- On Sunday, the Associated Press Top 25 poll maintained the Miami Hurricanes as No. 1 following their 38-35 victory over North Carolina on Saturday, with Miami receiving 62 first-place votes.
- Ohio State Buckeyes fell nine spots out of the top 10 on Sunday after losing 30-18 to USC, marking the Buckeyes' first exit from the top 10 in five years.
- Indiana Hoosiers outlasted Minnesota 23-16 in overtime, while UCLA Bruins entered the top five for the first time in 25 years after shutting out Nevada 27-0.
- New Mexico Lobos earned their first ranking in program history following a 21-16 win over San Jose State, improving to 7-1 and positioning themselves as a Group of Six playoff contender.
- On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the College Football Playoff selection committee will release its first rankings at 7 p.m. Eastern on ESPN, providing clarity on how voters interpret the season's recent upsets.
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