AP Top 25 college football rankings for Week 2: New No. 1, Michigan reenters rankings

Week 2 delivered lots of drama and excitement across college football, and the updated AP Top 25 reflects it. The biggest moment came Saturday night in Austin, where Arch Manning and Texas pulled off a stunning comeback to knock off Ohio State.

That wasn't the only surprise. So, let's see how the AP voters have reshaped the national picture. At the very top, the race has changed once again, with a different program now holding the No. 1 spot after making the most of its Week 2 matchup.

Texas claims top spot after wild comeback against Ohio State

Texas' huge comeback against Ohio State highlighted the week's action and shook up the top of the poll. Manning spearheaded a big comeback after Texas was down 23-3 at one point. The Buckeyes dropped five spots in the poll, and Texas took over No. 1. Perhaps we'll see these two teams meet again later this season.

Michigan makes a major jump in the AP Top 25

Another big storyline of the weekend was the Michigan Wolverines rebounding from their controversial escape against Western Michigan. They rose nine spots to get back into the top 25 and snagged the No. 19 position. This comes after the team pulled off a 17-10 win over Oklahoma on home turf. Now, Kyle Whittingham has his first big win as the head coach of Michigan, and he's showing that he's helping Bryce Underwood come along.

AP Top 25 Poll Results Going Into Week 3:

1. Texas (+3)
2. Georgia
3. Notre Dame
4. Indiana (+1)
5. Miami (+2)
6. Ohio State (-5)
7. LSU (+1)
8. Ole Miss (+1)
9. Texas A&M (+1)
10. Alabama (+2)
11. BYU (+4)
12. USC (+2)
13. Texas Tech
14. Penn State (+2)
15. Tennessee (+3)
16. SMU (+1)
17. Utah (+3)
18. Iowa (+3)
19. Michigan (+9)
20. Missouri (+3)
21. Oregon (-15)
22. Houston
23. Louisville (+1)
24. Oklahoma (-13)
25. Virginia