Top 25 college rankings shakeups after weekend losses
Tennessee leads a reshuffled AP Top 25 with BYU Notre Dame Alabama and Mississippi in the top 10. Georgia and Miami drop after losses to Mississippi and Georgia Tech while Mississippi climbs to No 10 and LSU falls to 21. Colorado and South Carolina crack the list as Tulane extends a seven game win streak.
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Top 25 Debuts Under Sumrall As Volunteers Rebound
AP Top 25 made its debut under first year coach Jon Sumrall as Iowa State Pittsburgh and Vanderbilt drop out. Tennessee visits Georgia with Nico Samaleava back as UGA seeks to end a seven game slide against ranked foes. Missouri visits South Carolina in a series where Missouri has won five straight. Gamecocks chase a third straight upset of a ranked foe.
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Blocked FG lifts Chiefs in 16 14 win over Broncos
Chiefs survive Broncos 16 14 as Wil Lutz misses a potential winner. Leo Chenal aided the block amid a late KC push after Harrison Butker had cut the lead. In other games Eddy Pineiro kicked OT winner for Panthers. Vikings top Jaguars as Johnson returns pick six. Bills beat Colts behind Allen and Cook. Maye outguns Williams as Patriots top Bears. Saints snap skid with Valdes Scantling targets. Moody nails game winner for 49ers over Buccaneers. Cardinals top Jets. Hurts leads Eagles past Cowboys. Herbert guides Chargers over Titans. Lions rally past Steelers after Goff throws five picks, now 8 1.
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Washington Commanders Slip past Steelers in late drive
Washington led 24-14 but held on as Pittsburgh used a late rally. Geno Wilson and Dan Daniels faced key moments, including a fourth down stop that preserved a 1-point Washington win. Jeremy Chinn intercepted Wilson, while Jaylen Warren fumbled at the goal line late in the fourth.
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