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Poll Position: Ole Miss continues move up the rankings after win over Tulane

11by:Jake Thompson•09/10/23•

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NCAA Football: Mississippi at Tulane
Sep 9, 2023; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; Mississippi Rebels cornerback Deantre Prince (7) celebrates an interception against the Tulane Green Wave during the second half at Yulman Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports

A win over a ranked team on the road should be rewarded and that is what occurred for Ole Miss in the latest Top-25 rankings released after week two.

The Rebels rallied to defeat then-No. 24 Tulane 37-20 to stay perfect on the season and hand the Green Wave their first loss on the young season.

With the victory the voters in the Associated Press and Coaches Polls bumped Ole Miss up their respective rankings slightly. The Rebels (2-0) moved up more in the AP Poll, jumping three spots to No. 17 while the Coaches Poll shifted them up only one spot to No. 19.

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Coming off the home loss Tulane (1-1) dropped out of both polls. The biggest mover in the AP Poll was Texas, jumping up seven spots to No. 4 after its win at Alabama. The Crimson Tide fell seven spots to No. 10.

Ole Miss returns home for week three, hosting Georgia Tech (1-1) who is coming off a 48-13 win over University of South Carolina Upstate on Saturday. The Yellow Jackets lost to Louisville, 39-14, in their season opener.

Related: Sunday Leftovers: Protect Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart at all costs. No, seriously.

Below are the full Top 25 rankings for the Associated Press and Coaches Polls

ASSOCIATED PRESS

  1. Georgia (2-0)
  2. Michigan (2-0)
  3. Florida State (2-0)
  4. Texas (2-0)
  5. Southern California (2-0)
  6. Ohio State (2-0)
  7. Penn State (2-0)
  8. Washington (2-0)
  9. Notre Dame (3-0)
  10. Alabama (1-1)
  11. Tennessee (2-0)
  12. Utah (2-0)
  13. Oregon (2-0)
  14. LSU (1-1)
  15. Kansas State (2-0)
  16. Oregon State (2-0)
  17. Ole Miss (2-0)
  18. Colorado (2-0)
  19. Oklahoma (2-0)
  20. North Carolina (2-0)
  21. Duke (2-0)
  22. Miami (2-0)
  23. Washington State (2-0)
  24. UCLA (2-0)
  25. Iowa (2-0)

COACHES POLL

  1. Georgia
  2. Michigan
  3. Florida State
  4. Ohio State
  5. Southern California
  6. Texas
  7. Penn State
  8. Washington
  9. Tennessee
  10. Alabama
  11. Notre Dame
  12. Utah
  13. Oregon
  14. LSU
  15. Kansas State
  16. Oklahoma
  17. Oregon State
  18. North Carolina
  19. Ole Miss
  20. Duke
  21. Colorado
  22. Clemson
  23. Miami
  24. Iowa
  25. UCLA

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