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, which trailed by as many as 18 in the second quarter, lined up for a go-ahead field goal with less than 30 seconds left. But after Will Reichard's field goal hooked right, Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker orchestrated a 15-second drive, culminating with a walk-off 40-yard field goal by Chase McGrath in a 52-49 thriller on Saturday.

In another battle of undefeated teams, TCU overcame a 17-point first-half deficit to beat Oklahoma State in double overtime, Kendre Miller's 2-yard run the final play before the Horned Frogs fans stormed Amon G. Carter Stadium.

Instead of kicking an extra point and playing for overtime, Utah went for 2 and the win with under a minute left. The Utes converted on Cameron Rising's dive to give the Utes a stunning 43-42 win over previously undefeated USC.

Meanwhile, the battle between Michigan and Penn State did not come down to the wire. Michigan scored 25 unanswered points in the second half and ran for 418 yards en route to a 41-17 blowout. Ohio State had an open week, while defending champion Georgia cruised to a 55-0 victory over Vanderbilt entering its open date.

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

Previous ranking: 1

Week 7 result: 55-0 win vs. Vanderbilt

What's next: vs. Florida (Saturday, Oct. 29)

After seven straight weeks of playing, Georgia gets a bye week before taking on Florida in Jacksonville. It's the start of the Dawgs' toughest four-game stretch of the season and comes against teams with talented quarterbacks, which means more pressure could be on Georgia's offense to put points on the board. After Florida (Anthony Richardson), Georgia takes on