Tomorrow's Top 25 Today projects college football rankings after Week 9
Key Points:
- USC secured a significant upset by defeating No. 2 Ohio State, marking Lincoln Riley's first win against a top-five opponent and propelling the Trojans back into the AP Top 25 after being unranked.
- Ohio State's loss to USC, combined with their two-loss status and diminished offensive production without injured quarterback Julian Sayin, is expected to cause a notable drop in their rankings.
- Miami remains No. 1 after a close 38-35 win, highlighted by standout performance from Malachi Toney, while Georgia holds steady at No. 3 following a strong defensive showing.
- Several teams including Iowa, South Carolina, New Mexico, and Oregon are poised to enter or re-enter the Top 25 due to recent wins and the number of losses among previously ranked teams.
- Florida is likely to drop out of the Top 25 following a poor offensive performance and three losses in their last four games, despite having strong wins earlier in the season.