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Miami takes No. 1 as Ohio State drops to No. 10

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Miami has taken the No. 1 spot in the latest USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank, while Ohio State fell nine spots to No. 10. The new top five includes Georgia, Utah, Brigham Young, and Indiana.

Key takeaways

  • Miami has ascended to No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank.
  • Ohio State fell to No. 10 after a 30-18 loss to Southern California.
  • Utah, Brigham Young, and Indiana comprise the remainder of the top five.
  • Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, and Duke have entered the top 25 rankings.

Miami has claimed the No. 1 spot in the latest USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank, according to a November 2 report. Former No. 1 Ohio State dropped nine spots to No. 10 following a loss to Southern California.

The Hurricanes remain perfect after a 38-35 win against North Carolina and are one of only three unbeaten teams in the Bowl Subdivision. Miami is scheduled to play No. 6 Notre Dame this Saturday.

Georgia is ranked No. 2 following a win against Florida. Utah moved up one spot to No. 3, while Brigham Young rose to No. 4 after a win against Arizona State. Indiana rounds out the top five after an overtime victory against Minnesota.

Southern California moved up 13 spots to No. 17 after defeating Ohio State 30-18. The Buckeyes' second loss places them behind eight unbeaten or one-loss Power Four teams, as well as two-loss Texas due to a head-to-head win in September.

Other significant drops in the rankings include SMU, Florida, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. Newcomers to the top 25 include Texas Tech, Virginia Tech, and Duke.

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