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.

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

Previous ranking: 2

Week 6 result: Defeated Auburn 42-10

What's next: vs. Vanderbilt (Saturday, 3:30 ET)

Halfway through the 2022 season, Georgia still seems to be figuring out who it is on offense. Coach Kirby Smart wanted to open up the passing game in the opener against Oregon, and the Bulldogs were firing on all cylinders. But then receiver Adonai Mitchell joined Arian Smith on the injured list, and the Bulldogs couldn't produce many explosive plays down the field. The second half of Saturday's 49-10 victory against Auburn might prove to be a blueprint for what's next. Georgia ran for 292 yards, with freshman Branson Robinson running for 98 yards with one score and Daijun Edwards gaining 83 yards with three scores. Georgia's offensive line wore the Tigers down and pushed them around in the final two quarters. — Mark Schlabach

Previous ranking: 3

Week 6 result: Defeated Michigan State 49-20

What's next: vs. Iowa (Saturday, Oct. 22)

The Buckeyes easily defeated Michigan State in East Lansing to remain undefeated, but the team was missing running back Miyan Williams and saw TreVeyon Henderson leave the game with an injury. The team was already without receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, so the goal will be to get healthy as they move closer to the game at Penn State on Oct. 29. Despite the injuries, the offense has not shown many holes and the defense has not allowed more than 21 points in a game. — Tom VanHaaren

Previous ranking: 1

Week 6 result: Defeated Texas A&M 24-20

What's next: at Tennessee (Saturday, 3:30 ET)

If the Texas A&M game taught us anything, it's that