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 entered the week at No. 1, needed a last-minute drive and Bryce Young heroics to defeat Texas.

Two teams (Notre Dame and Texas A&M) that started the week ranked in the top 10 lost to two teams from the Sun Belt (Marshall and Appalachian State). A third top-10 team, Baylor, lost to a ranked BYU squad in double overtime.

And through all the missed kicks and trick plays that underscored the ups and downs, defending national champion Georgia still looked as dominant as ever, while schools like Ohio State, Michigan and Clemson also won handily.

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

Previous ranking: 2

Week 2 result: 33-0 win vs. Samford

What's next: at South Carolina (Saturday, noon ET)

Two games into the season, Georgia hasn't been challenged. Quarterback Stetson Bennett has been able to retire to the bench by the third quarter, and the defense has yet to allow a touchdown. To this point, it's been hard to find any holes in a Georgia team that lost a wealth of talent, especially on defense, to the NFL draft. The Dawgs face their first road test this week on the road in the SEC opener against South Carolina, which had a hard time matching up physically with Arkansas last week in a 44-30 road defeat and lost several key players to injury. — Chris Low

Previous ranking: 1

Week 2 result: 20-19 win vs. Texas

What's next: vs. UL Monroe (Saturday, 4 p.m. ET)

The offensive line struggling against Texas isn't necessarily a surprise. Go back and watch its play last season when it was inconsistent at best. But what did seem noteworthy coming out of Austin was the Tide's lack of playmakers at receiver. The