
Another eight teams in the AP top 25 college football rankings lost their games in a chaotic Week 10 slate. That includes the No. 1 team in the country.
Pollsters are faced with yet more critical decisions across the various polls as we move ahead to the second week of November football.
When will we know what happens? Here's what you need to know for when the various college football rankings will be released today as we prepare for the Week 11 slate.
When do the new college football rankings come out?

First up will be the weekly Coaches Poll, scheduled to be announced at or around1:00 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, Nov. 8after the eligible coaches get around to casting their ballots for who they believe are the 25 best teams in the country.
From there, the Associated Press will announce its official poll at or around2:00 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, Nov. 8after officially designated AP voters submit their ballots to be counted and sorted.
College Football Playoff rankings also come out
For the second time this season, we'll also get a look at what the selection committee has to make of the chaos as the College Football Playoff reveals their deliberations.
While the two traditional polls come out on Sunday, we'll have to wait a couple days for the second CFP rankings, which come out on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.
What teams will rise in the new poll?
Georgia: Dominating Ole Miss by a 42-7 count, combined with the Miami loss, allows the Bulldogs to likely move into the new No. 1 ranking this week.
Notre Dame: Taking out the No. 1 Hurricanes at home is enough to solidify the Irish position inside the playoff bracket.
Who will fall in the Week 11 rankings?

Where do we begin? Ohio State clearly sticks out as the biggest potential loser in the rankings this week. A bad loss to Oregon at home, its third of the year and second-straight, could put the kibosh on the preseason No. 1 Buckeyes' playoff hopes.
Miami should not fall too far, losing by seven on the road to an AP top-five Notre Dame, likely staying inside the top-five itself.
Pollsters will be in the mood to punish Ole Miss more after allowing 42 points to Georgia, and scoring just 7 on their home field in a late-season SEC test with playoff positioning on the line.
Once again, Florida will be out of the rankings after a 23-7 loss at Oklahoma. The selection committee will put the Gators outside their poll, too.
BYU and Kentucky are due for a fall. Losses at Utah and Tennessee, respectively, put a dent in their postseason hopes.
Where we left off: The Week 10 AP Top 25 poll
First-place votes in parentheses, losing teams this week in bold
- Miami (62)
- Georgia (7)
- Utah (1)
- Notre Dame
- UCLA
- Indiana
- BYU
- Kentucky
- Alabama
- Texas
- Ohio State
- Ole Miss
- Texas Tech
- Wake Forest
- LSU
- Tennessee
- Houston
- USC
- Missouri
- Boise State
- Iowa
- New Mexico
- South Carolina
- Arizona
- Florida
Today's best reads
- College Football Today: Which Week 10 Games Are Worth Watching?
- Ranking College Football's One-Loss Teams Ahead of a Pivotal Week 10
- First College Football Playoff Rankings Could Deliver Some Major Surprises
- College Football Today: Week 9 Scores, Top 25 Games to Watch Now
- Projecting the College Football Playoff Bracket After Ohio State Loses to USC
This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq as When the New Top 25 College Football Rankings Come Out Today for Week 11.
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