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Texas Football leaps to No. 1 after resounding win, Georgia's close call

Eric Nahlinby:Eric Nahlin09/15/24
Steve Sarkisian
Steve Sarkisian (Will Gallagher/Inside Texas)

Last week the University of Texas ascended to its highest ranking since 2009. This week, it ascended one more place to No. 1. The Longhorns earned 35 first place votes. The move followed the Longhorns’ thrashing of UTSA by the score of 56-7.

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That score was only part of Texas’ move. No. 1 Georgia needed all 60 minutes to defeat Kentucky on the road by the score of 13-12. Georgia didn’t lead until it scored the lone touchdown in the game in the fourth quarter.

This should serve Texas and Texas fans alike a reminder to not take any game lightly in the SEC and to not get too comfortable at the top of the poll.

AP POLL TOP 25

1. Texas (35)

2. Georgia (23)

3. Ohio State (5)

4. Alabama

5. Ole Miss

6. Tennessee

7. Missouri

8. Miami

9. Oregon

10. Penn State

11. USC

12. Utah

13. Kansas State

14. Oklahoma State

15. OU

16. LSU

17. Notre Dame

18. Michigan

19. Louisville

20. Iowa State

21. Clemson

22. Nebraska

23. Northern Illinois

24. Illinois

25. Texas A&M

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COACHES POLL TOP 25

1. Georgia (42)

2. Texas (10)

3. Ohio State (3)

4. Alabama

5. Ole Miss

6. Oregon

7. Tennessee

8. Penn State

9. Missouri

10. Utah

11. Miami

12. USC

13. Oklahoma

14. Kansas State

15. Oklahoma State

16. LSU

17. Michigan

18. Notre Dame

19. Clemson

20. Louisville

21. Iowa State

22. Nebraska

23. Memphis

24. Texas A&M

25. UNLV

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