AP Top 25: Miami Jumps to No. 2 Behind Alabama; Oklahoma 3rd

Miami is back at No. 2 in The Associated Press college football poll, the Hurricanes' best ranking since 2003.

The undefeated Hurricanes leaped five spots from No. 7 after routing Notre Dame on Saturday night. Alabama remained No. 1, where it has been since the preseason, getting 57 first-place votes. Miami received the other four first-place votes.

Oklahoma moved up to two spots to No. 3, jumping Clemson, which remained No. 4. Unbeaten Wisconsin moved up a spot to No. 5.

Three matchups of top-10 teams on Saturday produced lopsided victories for the home teams, including Miami over Notre Dame. The Irish dropped six spots to No. 9.

Auburn moved up to No. 6 after beating Georgia. The Bulldogs fell from second to seventh. TCU dropped out of the top 10 after losing at Oklahoma.

Here are the Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 11, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pv
1. Alabama (57)	10-0	1521	1
2. Miami (4)	9-0	1438	7
3. Oklahoma	9-1	1367	5
4. Clemson	9-1	1358	4
5. Wisconsin	10-0	1322	6
6. Auburn	8-2	1199	10
7. Georgia	9-1	1151	2
8. Ohio St.	8-2	1036	11
9. Notre Dame	8-2	1001	3
10. Oklahoma St.	8-2	898	12
11. TCU	8-2	875	8
12. Southern Cal	9-2	866	15
13. Penn St.	8-2	818	16
14. UCF	9-0	807	14
15. Washington St.	9-2	614	19
16. Washington	8-2	575	9
17. Mississippi St.	7-3	492	18
18. Memphis	8-1	437	20
19. Michigan	8-2	315	21
20. Stanford	7-3	287	NR
21. LSU	7-3	276	NR
22. Michigan St.	7-3	259	13
23. South Florida	8-1	236	22
24. West Virginia	7-3	222	23
25. NC State	7-3	178	NR