Florida State jumped nine spots in the latest Associated Press top 25 poll after the 'Noles upset win over Miami this weekend.
FSU (4-2) went from No. 23 to No. 14 this week after defeating the Hurricanes 20-19 Saturday.
Miami (4-1) dropped six spots from No. 10 to No. 16 following the loss. Florida (4-1), which saw its game against LSU postponed due to Hurricane Matthew, remained at No. 18.
Florida (4-1), which saw its game against LSU postponed due to Hurricane Matthew, remained at No. 18.
The top five spots in this week's rankings remained unchanged: Alabama, Ohio State, Clemson, Michigan and Washington. The Crimson Tide earned 56 of the 62 possible first-place votes.
Texas A&M (6-0) moved up two spots to No. 6 after the Aggies handed Tennessee its first loss of the season Saturday. It's the highest the team has been ranked since 2014.
Louisville, which had a bye week, remained at seven.
Wisconsin (4-1), which had a bye week before facing No. 2 Ohio State this week, moved up three spots to eighth. Tennessee (5-1) remained at No. 9 despite the loss to Texas A&M and Nebraska (5-0) rounded out the top 10.
Western Michigan (24) and Navy (25) jumped into the rankings at No. 24 and 25. It's the first time a Broncos team has been featured in the rankings.
The SEC led the way again with seven teams in the poll followed by the ACC (5), Big Ten (4), Big 12 (3), Pac-12 (2), American (2), Mountain West (1) and Mid-American (1).
