The Texas Longhorns have moved up to the No. 2 spot in the latest AP Top 25 poll following their victory over Texas A&M. This shift was also influenced by Ohio State’s loss to Michigan, which caused the Buckeyes to drop to No. 7. Syracuse and South Carolina both made significant moves up in the rankings after defeating Miami and Clemson, respectively. Syracuse entered the poll at No. 23, while South Carolina climbed to No. 13. Memphis also entered the rankings at No. 25 after a win over Tulane. The top spot in the poll still belongs to Oregon, with Texas, Penn State, Notre Dame, and Georgia rounding out the top five. Overall, there were several changes in the rankings this week, with teams like Miami and Clemson dropping significantly. In addition to the newcomers, other teams receiving votes included Texas A&M, Louisville, Duke, and Kansas State. The college football landscape continues to shift as the season progresses, with more surprises and upsets likely in the weeks to come. Fans will have to stay tuned to see how the rankings evolve as the playoffs approach.
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