Week 10 delivered the kind of rankings shakeup college football expected, and by the end of it, UCLA and Utah were the only unbeaten teams left standing.
That mattered because both teams kept their seasons intact while several top programs stumbled. Utah beat BYU in a rivalry game and stretched its winning streak to 15 straight games. UCLA stayed unbeaten too, knocking off Minnesota by 14 points to remain in the mix at the top of the sport.
Miami's loss changes the top of the board
The biggest fallout came from Miami, which entered the weekend as the No. 1 team before falling to Notre Dame. That result opened the door for more movement near the top of the rankings, especially after Alabama pulled away from Ole Miss and Wake Forest beat Merrimack by 77 points.
The overall picture was clear: the weekend did not just produce another round of wins and losses, it left only two undefeated teams and forced a new conversation about who belongs at the top when the consensus rankings are released Sunday afternoon.
What Josh Furlong planned to do
Josh Furlong said he was giving Georgia the No. 1 spot on his ballot. That vote reflects how much the weekend reshaped the race, even with Utah and UCLA still unbeaten and Miami no longer holding the top line.
With Week 10 now in the books, the rankings battle is less about who survived and more about how much those results will alter the top of the Top 25.
