This Week’s Polls See Georgia Rise

This Week’s Polls

AP Poll

1. Clemson

2. Alabama

3. Georgia

4. Florida

5. Notre Dame

6. Ohio State

7. Miami

8. UNC

9. Penn State

10. Oklahoma State

11. Cincinnati

12. Oregon

13. Auburn

14. Tennessee

15. BYU

16. Wisconsin

17. LSU

18. SMU

19. Virginia Tech

20. Michigan

21. Texas A&M

22. Texas

23. Louisiana-Lafayette

24. Iowa State

25. Minnesota

Coaches Poll

1. Clemson

2. Alabama

3. Georgia

3. Florida

5. Notre Dame

6. Ohio State

7. Miami

8. Penn State

9. UNC

10. Oklahoma State

11. Cincinnati

12. Tennessee

13. Auburn

14. Wisconsin

15. BYU

16. LSU

17. Oregon

18. Virginia Tech

19. Michigan

20. Texas A&M

21. SMU

22. Texas

23. Louisiana-Lafayette

24. Iowa State

25. UCF

Georgia Overview

Georgia soundly defeated Auburn 26-7 in the first game between the hedges in 2020. If you’re counting at home, that’s 13 wins in the past 16 meetings for the Dawgs. We looked a much more complete team on Saturday, and it appears we will be rolling with Stetson Bennett.

This week, the Dawgs welcome Tennessee to Athens in a matchup of top 15 teams.

Movers

Fell Out: #11 UCF, #16 Mississippi State, #18 Oklahoma, #24 Pitt, #25 Memphis

Newcomers: #18 SMU, #19 Virginia Tech, #23 Louisiana-Lafayette, #24 Iowa State, #25 Minnesota

Overrated

#22 Texas. Texas. Is. Back… right? We’ve heard about the Longhorns being back for years, and losing to TCU and needing a miracle comeback against Texas Tech constitutes as back, correct? Anyways, it’s amazing Texas is still ranked. I don’t imagine it’ll stay that way for long.

Underrated

#17 LSU. Yes, the opening week loss to Mississippi State wasn’t a good look, but the Tigers bounced back well against Vanderbilt and should take care of Missouri before the big matchup against Florida.

This Week’s Top 25 Matchups

#4 Florida at #21 Texas A&M

#19 Virginia Tech at #8 UNC

#14 Tennessee at #3 Georgia

#7 Miami at #1 Clemson

Upset Alert

Given that Oklahoma is a two-point favorite over Texas, that would not count as an upset. However, Boston College is a 4 ½ point dog to Pitt, and the Eagles will defeat Panthers in Chestnut Hill on Saturday.

GO DAWGS!!!