The college football rankings are in disarray after Week 13's upsets

The upper echelon of the US LBM Coaches Survey is largely unchanged from last week. The same cannot be said for the rest of the Top 25 after a chaotic Week 13 slate.

Oregon, which had the weekend off, remains the unanimous No. 1 team with all 55 first-place finishers. Ohio State remains at No. 2 after handing Indiana its first loss and pushing the Hoosiers to No. 10. Texas, a winner against Kentucky, remains in third place and Penn State remains in fourth place after a one-point squeaker in Minnesota.

Notre Dame moved up to No. 5 after defeating previously unbeaten Army, although the Black Knights remain at No. 22 in the poll. Georgia climbs to No. 6, the highest among teams with two losses and its spot in the SEC Championship game secured. The ACC now has two teams in the top 10, with Miami moving to seventh and SMU moving to No. 9, its highest ranking in the coaches’ poll since the program was reinstated in 1989.

TOP 25: Complete the US LBM Coaches Survey after Week 13

UP AND DOWN: Week 13 college football winners and losers

It was a tough week for the SEC, as Alabama and Ole Miss fell to 13th and 16th place after surprising road losses to Oklahoma and Florida, respectively. Texas A&M also falls five spots to No. 19, but all is forgivable if the Aggies can beat the Longhorns next week in the headlining tournament that would send them to the SEC Championship Game.

The college football rankings are in disarray after Week 13’s upsets

ByAmelia Journalton

By Amelia Journalton

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