The Top 25 teams from Week 10 of college football -

Only two teams remain undefeated in Division I, with Miami taking its first loss of the season to Notre Dame.

Here is a breakdown of the top five teams and the full Week 9 AP Poll Top 25.

1 – Georgia Bulldogs

It was revenge week for the Bulldogs against the Rebels after a costly quarterfinals game in January; Georgia beat Ole Miss 42-7 in Oxford.

With nine out of 15 completions and 186 yards, Gunner Stockton had a total of five touchdowns, with Talyn Taylor getting three touchdowns as well.

While equal on passing yards, the Bulldogs dominated on rushing yards, with 295 compared to Ole Miss’ 66.

Georgia will get their third-straight ranked game of the season against Missouri in Athens on Saturday.

2 – Utah Utes

The Utes kept their undefeated status after quite the win in the Holy War, with a 28-20 win over BYU in Salt Lake City.

It was Devon Dampier’s game with four total touchdowns, 177 passing yards, 89 rushing yards and a 29-yard reception.

Braden Pegan had 86 yards in five receptions and two touchdowns in the win, plus Utah’s defense had four interceptions on Bear Bachmeier.

Utah will face a ranked Arizona in Tucson this Saturday, as the quest to stay undefeated continues.

3 – Notre Dame Fighting Irish

It’s not every day yoy beat the No.1 ranked team in the country, and Notre Dame and Marcus Freeman know it, being the first time since 2022 that they’ve done it with a 31-24 win over Miami.

CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns, with Micah Gilbert getting two touchdowns with 98 yards in nine receptions.

Additionally, Nolan James Jr. also had a touchdown with 52 yards in 16 carries.

The Fighting Irish will now welcome Boston College on Saturday.

4 – UCLA Bruins

Alongside the Utes, the Bruins remain undefeated after a 34-20 win over Minnesota in Minneapolis.

Ty Diffenbach, while with just a 50% completion rate in eight out of 16 completions, had 303 yards, three touchdowns and one interception.

Receiving-wise, Aidan Mizell was the star with 150 yards in two receptions and two touchdowns.

Now UCLA will host Illinois at the Rose Bowl on Friday.

5 – Miami Hurricanes

It was a tough loss for the Canes in a game without Malachi Toney, and no foreseeable return for the wide receiver with a high ankle sprain.

Darian Mensah threw for 276 yards and three touchdowns but threw his second interception of the season.

However, Cooper Barkate had 92 yards through 10 receptions and two touchdowns as the wide receiver tries to fill in Toney’s shoes with the Canes.

Miami will now host Duke for an ACC matchup, as the Canes still lead the conference with a 6-0 record.

Notable mentions and misses: Boise State, Ohio State

Boise State remains the Group of 6 leader, now ranked 17th after a 64-38 win over Colorado State.

Max Cuthforth had a total of five touchdowns as the Broncos had a total of 669 yards in the game.

Ohio State dropped down 11 places after a 28-41 win over the now-ranked No. 18 Oregon, with true freshman Luke Fahey at the helm.

Full Week 10 AP Top 25 list

Rank	Team	Record	LW	Move
1	Georgia Bulldogs	8-1	2	▲ 1
2	Utah Utes	9-0	3	▲ 1
3	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	8-1	4	▲ 1
4	UCLA Bruins	9-0	5	▲ 1
5	Miami Hurricanes	8-1	1	▼ 4
6	Indiana Hoosiers	8-1	6	–
7	Alabama Crimson Tide	7-2	9	▲ 2
8	Texas Longhorns	7-2	10	▲ 2
9	Tennessee Volunteers	7-2	16	▲ 7
10	Texas Tech Red Raiders	8-1	13	▲ 3
11	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	8-1	14	▲ 3
12	BYU Cougars	7-2	7	▼ 5
13	Kentucky Wildcats	7-2	8	▼ 5
14	Houston Cougars	7-2	17	▲ 3
15	USC Trojans	7-2	18	▲ 3
16	Iowa Hawkeyes	7-2	21	▲ 5
17	Boise State Broncos	8-1	20	▲ 3
18	Oregon Ducks	6-3	NR	NEW
19	Ole Miss Rebels	6-3	12	▼ 7
20	South Carolina Gamecocks	6-3	23	▲ 3
21	Ohio State Buckeyes	6-3	11	▼ 10
22	Arizona Wildcats	7-2	24	▲ 2
23	New Mexico Lobos	8-1	22	▼ 1
24	LSU Tigers	6-3	15	▼ 9
25	SMU Mustangs	7-2	NR	NEW

Analysis: How the playoffs are shaping up

DAZN CFB writer Ana Gonzalez

As it has been season-long, the race for the playoffs is still shaping up with three games left in the regular season.

Nothing is set in stone, but Notre Dame’s chances of making the playoffs increase week to week.

The fight I’m most interested in will be the Group of 6 team that makes it; it looks like it might be Boise State, but don’t leave the Lobos out of contention just yet.

And now it looks more probable that we won’t be seeing Ohio State at this year’s playoffs.