Two Top 10s along with ACC cinderella Virginia Tech were knocked off their unbeaten perch Saturday causing a major shakeup in the Week 4 Amway Coaches Poll. South Carolina, one of eight ranked teams from the SEC, was the poll’s biggest mover after climbing seven spots to No. 16.

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Week 4 Amway Coaches Poll

1 Florida State Seminoles (50)
 3-0 1502
2 Alabama Crimson Tide (1)
 2-0 1408
3 Oregon Ducks (6)
 3-0 1399
4 Oklahoma Sooners (4)
 3-0 1390
5 Auburn Tigers 2-0 1297
6 Baylor Bears 3-0 1179
7 Texas A&M Aggies 3-0 1159
8 LSU Tigers
 3-0 1107
9 Notre Dame 3-0 966
10 UCLA 3-0 861
11 Michigan State
 1-1 776
12 Ole Miss Rebels
 3-0 769
13 Arizona State Sun Devils
 3-0 732
14 Georgia Bulldogs
 1-1 693
15 Stanford Cardinal
 2-1 561
16 South Carolina Gamecocks
 2-1 529
17 Wisconsin Badgers 1-1 436
18 Ohio State Buckeyes 2-1 402
19 Missouri Tigers 3-0 382
20 Kansas State Wildcats 2-0 381
21 USC Trojans 2-1 338
22 Nebraska Cornhuskers 3-0 325
23 BYU
 3-0 222
24 Clemson Tigers 1-1 207
25 North Carolina Tar Heels 2-0 128

Receiving votes: Duke 100; Mississippi State 92; Oklahoma State 83; Florida 72; TCU 50; Virginia Tech 47; Washington 44; East Carolina 35; Penn State 26; Marshall 25; West Virginia 19; Arizona 18; Cincinnati 15; Northern Illinois 10; Oregon State 8; Louisville 8; Arkansas 7; Pittsburgh 5; North Carolina State 4; Boston College 4; Memphis 2; Boise State 1; Virginia 1.

Per USA Today: ‘The Amway Coaches Poll is conducted weekly throughout the regular season using a panel of head coaches at FBS schools. The panel is chosen by random draw, conference by conference plus independents, from a pool of coaches who have indicated to the American Football Coaches Association their willingness to participate. Each coach submits a Top 25 with a first-place vote worth 25 points, second place 24, and so on down to one point for 25th.’

List of coaches who vote in the poll: Blake Anderson, Arkansas State; Dino Babers, Bowling Green; David Bailiff, Rice; Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech; Todd Berry, Louisiana-Monroe; Bret Bielema, Arkansas; Larry Blakeney, Troy; Bill Blankenship, Tulsa; Craig Bohl, Wyoming; Terry Bowden, Akron; Art Briles, Baylor; Troy Calhoun, Air Force; Matt Campbell, Toledo; Rod Carey, Northern Illinois; Norm Chow, Hawaii; Larry Coker, Texas-San Antonio; David Cutcliffe, Duke; Mark Dantonio, Michigan State; Tim DeRuyter, Fresno State; Bob Diaco, Connecticut; Larry Fedora, North Carolina; Jimbo Fisher, Florida State; Dennis Franchione, Texas State; Justin Fuente, Memphis; Al Golden, Miami (Fla.); Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State; Bobby Hauck, UNLV; Brady Hoke, Michigan; Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech; Brian Kelly, Notre Dame; Jerry Kill, Minnesota; Mike Leach, Washington State; Rocky Long, San Diego State; Mike MacIntyre, Colorado; Dan McCarney, North Texas; Bronco Mendenhall, Brigham Young; Urban Meyer, Ohio State; Les Miles, LSU; Todd Monken, Southern Mississippi; Ken Niumatalolo, Navy; George O’Leary, Central Florida; Gary Patterson, TCU; Bo Pelini, Nebraska; Chris Petersen, Washington; Gary Pinkel, Missouri; Jeff Quinn, Buffalo; Matt Rhule, Temple; Mark Richt, Georgia; Mike Riley, Oregon State; Rich Rodriguez, Arizona; Nick Saban, Alabama; Steve Sarkisian, USC; Frank Solich, Ohio; Steve Spurrier, South Carolina; Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee; Bob Stoops, Oklahoma; Charlie Strong, Texas; Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M; Dabo Swinney, Clemson; Tommy Tuberville, Cincinnati; Ron Turner, Florida International; Kevin Wilson, Indiana. AFCA policy bars schools under major NCAA or conference sanctions from receiving votes.