Everyone at the top of the polls held serve while there were a few shifts.

Alabama remained No. 6 in the coaches poll, adding a few votes after beating then-No. 24 Mississippi State. The Crimson Tide (7-1) got 1,264 voting points this week after receiving 1,236 last week. Alabama is the highest-ranked one-loss team with Oregon next at No. 8.

Tennessee jumped Michigan for No. 3 in the coaches poll while Ole Miss dropped to No. 12 from seventh after a blowout loss at LSU.

The Tigers, Alabama’s next opponent on Nov. 5, jumped back into the rankings at No. 20 in the coaches poll after the win.

Coaches poll

1. Georgia (43) 1,550
2. Ohio State (17) 1,516
3. Tennessee (2) 1,424
4. Michigan (1) 1,407
5. Clemson 1,325
6. Alabama 1,264
7. TCU 1,184
8. Oregon 1,125
9. Oklahoma State 1,031
10. Wake Forest 949
11. USC 941
12. Ole Miss 816
13. Penn State 789
14. Utah 782
15. UCLA 744
16. Syracuse 554
17. Kentucky 473
18. Illinois 469
19. Cincinnati 441
20. LSU 350
21. North Carolina 347
22. Kansas State 261
23. NC State 259
24. Tulane 206
25. South Carolina 87