That SEC upset followed another, as No. 7 Alabama fell as a slight road favorite to heated rival Tennessee, the No. 11 team in the country. The Crimson Tide have strung together three uninspiring weeks, including a pair of losses to the SEC’s programs from the Volunteer State, and could be set for a real tumble down the rankings.

A new No. 1 team will sit atop the Associated Press Top 25 poll when the new rankings are announced Sunday. Georgia's impressive 30-15 victory over No. 1 Texas should pave the way for No. 2 Oregon to move up to the top spot.

As we pick up the pieces from an active slate of college football games over the weekend, let’s take a crack at predicting what top 25 teams will be moving up, and down, in the Week 9 rankings. Results across the SEC will have the most effect on this week’s top 25 rankings after a top-15 battle on Rocky Top and a top-5 clash on the Forty Acres that should have voters rearranging what teams belong where around some consequential spots near the top of the poll.