Georgia rose to No. 1 in the college football Top 25 on Sunday after beating Alabama 20-17 on the road. The Bulldogs received 66 of 70 first-place votes and lead the rankings for the first time since September 2024.
Notre Dame moved to No. 2 after a 58-7 win over Stanford. Miami is third, followed by Ohio State and Indiana. Alabama stayed at No. 6, while Texas fell six places to No. 7 after losing to rival Oklahoma.
Oregon dropped out after a 17-15 home loss to UCLA left the Ducks at 3-2. Florida also fell out of the rankings. UCLA climbed nine spots to No. 12, and Kentucky entered at No. 15 after an overtime win over LSU, which slipped to No. 22.
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