Miami extends lead in Week 10 national rankings

The Miami Hurricanes extended their leads in the Week 10 Associated Press Top 25 and AFCA Coaches polls released on Sunday. 

Miami remained first in both polls but fell short of being a unanimous selection, despite second-ranked Ohio State losing at USC on Saturday.

Miami received 1,740 points and 62 first-place votes in the Week 10 AP Top 25. Georgia is second with 1,648 points and seven first-place votes. Utah received the other first-place vote in the Week 10 AP Top 25. The Utes moved up three spots to third in the AP Top 25 this week.

Miami received 68 first-place votes and 1,818 points in the AFCA Coaches Poll. Georgia had 1,719 points and four first-place votes in the AFCA Coaches Poll. Kentucky, seventh in the AFCA Coaches Poll, received the other first-place vote. UCLA moved up to fifth in the AFCA Coaches Poll, but lost its first-place vote from Week 9. 

Notre Dame, which hosts Miami on Saturday, moved up to fourth in the AP Top 25 with 1,476 points and remained sixth in the AFCA Coaches Poll with 1,498 points. Miami being first at fourth-ranked Notre Dame is reminiscent of the epic 1988 game in South Bend when the teams were ranked in the exact same spots.