Georgia is No. 1 -- again -- in the Associated Top 25 poll released Sunday, a spot the Bulldogs now have held for 22 straight weeks.
It is the second-longest stretch at No. 1 for any team, trailing Southern California, which topped the poll 33 straight weeks from 2003-05.
Georgia captured 54 of 62 first-place tallies from poll voters, who disagree with the College Football Playoff committee. For the second straight week, the committee put Ohio State at No. 1, followed by Georgia and Michigan in its standings.
The next CFP standings come out Tuesday.
The top eight in the AP poll remained unchanged this week. Michigan, with seven first-place votes, was No. 2, followed by Ohio State (one first-place vote), Florida State and Washington. Each team in the top five owns a 10-0 record.
No. 6 Oregon led a quartet of 9-1 teams and was followed by Texas, Alabama, Louisville and No. 10 Oregon State (8-2).
Louisville and Oregon State moved into the top 10 for the first time this season. Louisville last reached the top 10 in November 2016. The Beavers haven't climbed that high since October 2012.
Moving out of the top 10 was Penn State, which fell three spots to No. 12, after its loss to Michigan on Saturday. Ole Miss also dropped three ticks to No. 13 after being beaten by Georgia.
Big losses on Saturday led Tennessee and Oklahoma State, both 7-3, to plummet in the poll.
The Volunteers fell seven spots to No. 21 after Missouri defeated them 36-7. The Cowboys dropped nine places to No. 24 after being manhandled by UCF 45-3.
Missouri's win sent the Tigers up five notches to No. 11.
A trio of teams from non-power conferences -- No. 17 Tulane (9-1), No. 18 James Madison (10-0) and No. 25 Liberty (10-0) -- remained in the rankings.
Falling out was Kansas after being upset by Texas Tech. Kansas State (7-3) replaced them and landed at No. 23.
The two Kansas teams meet next Saturday on the Jayhawks' home field in Lawrence.
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