NFP Top 25

13. Georgia (5-1) [5]
The Bulldogs’ freshman backfield of Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall was held to 76 total yards in a blowout loss to South Carolina.

14. Clemson (5-1) [14]
DeAndre Hopkins had 173 receiving yards as the Tigers beat Georgia Tech 47-31.

15. USC (4-1) [16]
Matt Barkley led the Trojans to 28 straight points, passing for 303 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-28 victory over Utah.

US PRESSWIREJosh Nunes grew up this weekend in Stanford's comeback win over Arizona.

16. Stanford (4-1) [18]
Josh Nunes threw for a career-high 360 yards and two touchdowns and ran for three more scores, rallying the Cardinal from a two-touchdown deficit to beat Arizona 54-48 in overtime.

17. Texas (4-1) [9]
Texas fell to 2-7 at home in conference games since 2010 and lost its seventh in a row to ranked opponents in a 48-45 setback to West Virginia.

18. Louisville (5-0) [19]
The Cardinals were off this past weekend and will play at Pittsburgh next Saturday.

19. Rutgers (5-0) [21]
Jawan Jamison ran for 110 yards as the Scarlet Knights beat UConn 19-3.

20. Cincinnati (4-0) [23]
Camerron Cheatham returned an interception 68 yards for a touchdown as the Bearcats beat Miami (OH) 52-14.

21. Ohio (6-0) [24]
Ryan Boykin ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns and Daz’mond Patterson’s 100-yard kickoff return helped the Bobcats erase an early 14-0 deficit in a 38-31 victory over Buffalo.

22. Louisiana Tech (5-0) [25]
Kenneth Dixon rushed for 102 yards and four touchdowns on 16 carries as the Bulldogs earned a 58-31 win over UNLV.

23. Mississippi State (5-0) [NR]
Tyler Russell passed for two touchdowns and the Bulldogs held Kentucky to just 228 yards of offense in a 27-14 victory.

24. Texas A&M (4-1) [NR]
Johnny Manziel threw for 191 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 129 yards and another score, and the Aggies rallied from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Ole Miss 30-27.

25. Boise State (4-1) [NR]
Joe Southwick threw for three touchdowns and the Broncos took advantage of five turnovers to beat Southern Mississippi 40-14.

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