AP High 25 ballot: Texas leaps towards prime 10,Tennessee sinks in Week 11 faculty soccer rankings

Chaos is inevitable within the faculty soccer, and that was the case once more in Week 10. With quite a few Faculty Soccer Playoff hopefuls happening this week, that has shaken up the Week 11 AP High 25 ballot.

Texas began Saturday afternoon in want of an enormous win, and it acquired one by taking down No. 9 Vanderbilt in Austin. Arch Manning had an enormous day with 328 passing yards and three touchdowns, and he led the Longhorns to a 34-10 result in begin the fourth quarter. Issues did get little furry with the Commodores scoring 21 consecutive factors down the stretch, however the Texas managed to carry on. That resulted helped the Horns fly all the way in which as much as No. 13 on this week’s ballot.

Different playoff contenders weren’t as lucky as Texas. Miami suffered an inexplicable additional time loss to an SMU group that simply misplaced to Wake Forest the week earlier than. That knocked the Hurricanes all the way down to No. 18, and their playoff probabilities at the moment are on life assist. The identical could be mentioned for Tennessee, which hosted Oklahoma for its “Darkish Mode” sport, but it surely was lights out for the Vols. Oklahoma pulled out a 33-27 win, and people two groups flip-flopped within the rankings. The Sooners are again as much as No. 11 whereas the Vols are barely hanging round at No. 23.

Elsewhere, beforehand undefeated Georgia Tech tumbled from No. 8 to No. 16 after dropping to NC State, and beforehand No. 22 Houston acquired rolled by a West Virginia group that entered the weekend winless in Massive 12 play.

Beneath is the complete AP High 25 for Week 11. First-place votes are in parentheses.

1. Ohio State (54)
2. Indiana (11)
3. Texas A&M (1)
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
6. Oregon
7. Ole Miss
8. BYU
9. Texas Tech
10. Notre Dame
11. Oklahoma
12. Virginia
13. Texas
14. Louisville
15. Vanderbilt
16. Georgia Tech
17. Utah
18. Miami
19. Missouri
20. USC
21. Michigan
22. Memphis
23. Tennessee
24. Washington
25. Cincinnati

Others receiving votes: Iowa 71, JMU 53, Pittsburgh 35, SDSU 30, North Texas 27, USF 23, SMU 7, Houston 6, Illinois 4, LSU 4, Arizona State 4