College football’s Week 10 slate saw 2 of the AP Poll’s top 10 teams go down.
The AP poll’s teams may have taken a hit, but only 1 school in Joel Klatt’s Week 10 top-10 rankings (Miami) absorbed a loss to start November. As a result, 9 schools carried over into his Week 11 list. Texas Tech entered the rankings at the Hurricanes’ expense, filling the No. 10 spot behind conference rival and College GameDay opponent BYU.
Georgia (No. 6) fell out of Klatt’s top 5 following a tight triumph over Florida. Klatt called Kirby Smart‘s bunch a “high floor team” that can’t “be killed.”
The Bulldogs were Klatt’s third-best SEC squad, just ahead of Ole Miss (No. 7). Klatt is worried about the Rebels potentially slipping up down the stretch due to the distraction of Lane Kiffin‘s potential departure following the campaign.
Klatt’s top 4 teams — Ohio State, Indiana, Texas A&M and Alabama — remained the same as last week. Oregon swapped placed with Georgia to enter the top 5. You can catch Klatt’s full rankings and explanations below:
