Southern California and Virginia Tech were the biggest winners in the new coaches poll Top 25 released Sunday, while Oregon moved into a virtual tie for third with Oklahoma after beating Michigan State.
The Trojans and Hokies made jumps to Nos. 10 and 19, respectively, though that still left Virginia Tech one spot below the team they just defeated on the road -- Ohio State, which slipped 11 spots from No. 7.
The Spartans fell from 6th to 13th, leaving the Big Ten without a team in the top 10. UCLA also slipped one spot after narrowly edging 24-point underdog Memphis, opening space for Notre Dame to jump four spots to No. 11 after its big win over Michigan.
The Ducks did not move up after beating Michigan State but are a single point behind No. 3 Oklahoma, 1408 to 1407.
The full Top 25, with complete details on the new coaches poll here:
1. Florida State
2. Alabama
3. Oklahoma
4. Oregon
5. Auburn
6. Georgia
7. Baylor
8. Texas A&M
9. LSU
10. USC
11. Notre Dame
12. UCLA
13. Michigan State
14. Arizona State
15. Ole Miss
16. Stanford
17. Wisconsin
18. Ohio State
19. Virginia Tech
20. Kansas State
21. Nebraska
22. Missouri
23. South Carolina
24. Clemson
25. North Carolina
Things were a little bit different in the Associated Press Top 25, where Oregon made a jump up to No. 2 in the country. BYU also makes a notable debut at No. 25 after the big victory at Texas.
1. Florida State
2. Oregon
3. Alabama
4. Oklahoma
5. Auburn
6. Georgia
7. Texas A&M
8. Baylor
9. USC
10. LSU
11. Notre Dame
12. UCLA
13. Michigan State
14. Ole Miss
15. Stanford
16. Arizona State
17. Virginia Tech
18. Wisconsin
19. Kansas State
20. Missouri
21. Louisville
22. Ohio State
23. Clemson
24. South Carolina
25. BYU
