RJ Young's Top 25 rankings vs. AP Top 25 Poll: Will Bama spoil Texas-Georgia debate?

Georgia is No. 1 until someone beats them. But that Kentucky tape is out there now, and you can damn well bet that Alabama is gonna spend the next two weeks taking it apart in an effort to force Georgia to prove it should be No. 1.

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Texas benefited from beating the hell out of UTSA while Georgia struggled mightily to beat Kentucky. In September, I am agnostic about who the No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3 teams are — as long as they're Texas, Georgia and Ohio State in some order. If you want to punish UGA for surviving UK — call it Brexit — sure.

The Crimson Tide have put up 42 or more against everybody they've faced, and Jalen Milroe is out there like Samson in locs.

Milroe, Ryan Williams and that offense are exploding like Black Dynamite. I wouldn't be surprised to see Bama bombing a brick at Georgia's head like Craig did Deebo. Alabama is two weeks from taking the No. 1 headband right off Georgia's forehead.

Boston College? We barely knew ye. Arizona? Back to Arrakis! 

Illinois? Northern Illinois? Play the "Price Right" theme song and come on down. Pin this ranking on your chest, spin the big wheel and let's see if you can throw down.

After the AP Top 25 Poll dropped on Sunday, there were three things that stood out to me above everything else:

Arch Manning came off the bench and cooked — Beep! Beep!

He went 9 of 12 for 223, and ran one 67 yards to the house, stuntin like his granddaddy.

It's almost like we were right to rank him as the No. 1 player in the 2023 class. 

You think the way folks talk about Shedeur Sanders is bad?

You ain't seen nothing yet. Arch is to football fans what Taylor Swift is to the known universe.

Tony White's defense has yet to allow more than 10 points to any