
Georgia returns to No. 1 as Miami falls to No. 6 following its first loss of the season.
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The Week 11 Coaches Poll was released following Saturday's college football games, including Notre Dame's 31-24 victory over previously top-ranked Miami and Georgia's 35-point win over then-No. 12 Ole Miss.
Notre Dame has risen to No. 3 in the Week 11 Coaches Poll following Saturday night's 31-24 victory over previously top-ranked Miami.
Behind 319 yards and three touchdowns from C.J. Carr, the Fighting Irish avenged last season's loss to the Hurricanes and did so in the national spotlight, one of more than a half-dozen matchups over the weekend pitting top-25 teams.
After a three-week hiatus, Georgia has returned to No. 1 after its 35-point thumping of then-No. 12 Ole Miss. Gunner Stockton threw four touchdown passes, and the Bulldogs kept Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss out of the end zone for the first time this season.
Miami slid five spots to No. 6 after its first loss of the season, which now means only Utah and UCLA remain as unbeatens. That's the fewest undefeated FBS teams through Nov. 8 since 2003, when Oklahoma and TCU were the last teams to suffer a loss.
Miami's loss marked the fifth consecutive week in which a top-two team was defeated, tying for the longest streak in poll history. Notre Dame's 12th straight November win is the second-longest streak in college football behind Oregon (13), which moved into the Coaches Poll for the first time since Week 8.
After dropping eight spots last week following its loss at USC, Ohio State is now outside of the top-10 completely on the heels of Saturday's disruptive 41-28 loss to Oregon. It was a catastrophic setback for Ryan Day, who's not just 6-5 in his last 11 games with the Buckeyes.
Kentucky, which earned a first-place vote in last week's Coaches Poll, fell from No. 7 to No. 13 after losing by 28 points to Tennessee. The Vols pushed forward seven spots to No. 9 with their second nationally-ranked win of the campaign.
South Carolina replaced Northwestern in the updated rankings after its fourth straight win. The Gamecocks travel to Arkansas next weekend before hosting top-ranked Georgia on Nov. 21 in what could be the biggest home game in program history given the expected CFP implications.
Coaches Poll
RankSchoolRecordPointsLW1Georgia (54)8-11,79622Utah (41)9-01,72443Notre Dame (2)8-11,61364UCLA (1)9-01,58455Indiana (2)8-11,55736Miami8-11,48217Alabama7-21,38998Texas7-21,287119Tennessee7-21,1961610Texas Tech8-11,1161311Wake Forest8-11,0931412BYU7-21,008813Kentucky7-2913714USC7-27651715Iowa7-27382016Houston7-27321817Ole Miss6-35291218Boise State8-14742119Oregon6-3438NR20Ohio State6-33981021Arizona7-23772222LSU6-33681523SMU7-22852424South Carolina6-3267NR25New Mexico8-119125
Others Receiving Votes

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