AP Top 25 college football poll reaction - What's next for each ranked team?

The AP Top 25 college football poll is out after another wild weekend of games.

Alabama Heisman Trophy contender Will Anderson Jr. scored his first career touchdown with a pick-six. His teammate, defending Heisman winner Bryce Young, threw for three scores (and added another on the ground). Meanwhile, Georgia's Stetson Bennett tossed two touchdowns to tight end Brock Bowers, Michigan running back Blake Corum ran for five touchdowns on the ground and Ohio State's C.J. Stroud put up five touchdowns in the air.

Appalachian State, coming off a win at Texas A&M, needed a 53-yard Hail Mary to defeat Troy. Indiana kicked a game-winning 51-yard field goal in overtime to improve to 3-0. UCLA also kicked a walk-off field goal, although from just 24 yards out. And for the first time ever, college basketball's blue bloods Duke, Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina are all 3-0.

But what happens from here? We break down what's next for each ranked team.

Previous ranking: 1

Week 3 result: 48-7 win vs. South Carolina

What's next: vs. Kent State (Saturday, noon ET)

The Bulldogs have earned the No. 1 ranking. Their defense, despite losing five first-round picks from last season, is absurdly talented. Even with star lineman Jalen Carter limited by an injury, it harassed South Carolina all afternoon on Saturday. And the offense — anchored by quarterback Stetson Bennett and tight end Brock Bowers — is incredibly effective. But if we're nit-picking, there is one area worth keeping an eye on: the running game, which hasn't hit its stride through three games. — Alex Scarborough

Previous ranking: 2

Week 3 result: 63-7 win vs. UL Monroe

What's next: vs. Vanderbilt (Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ET)

All was not solved in a 63-7 thrashing of