It was another less than stellar performance for Georgia on Saturday, and on Sunday the Bulldogs came in at No. 2 in the AP Poll. The Bulldogs were ranked No. 2 last week.

The Bulldogs also came in at No. 2 in the Coaches Poll. 

Georgia came away with a 38-12 win over the visiting Tennessee Volunteers. While the Bulldogs were never really in trouble, Tennessee did cut it to a 24-12 deficit in the fourth quarter. But the Bulldogs responded with a D’Andre Swift touchdown to put the game away. Both Jake Fromm and Justin Fields played in the game, with Fields providing a spark for the offense.

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There are a total of 6 SEC teams ranked, with four of them being in the top 10. Alabama is still No. 1, LSU is No. 5 and Auburn is at No. 8. Kentucky, who picked up a 24-10 win over South Carolina on Saturday is No. 13. The Wildcats are the only other unbeaten SEC East team, as both Georgia and Kentucky are 5-0. The Bulldogs visit Kentucky on Nov. 3.

Florida also returns to the top 25, as the Gators are ranked No. 22 after 13-6 victory over Mississippi State.

Two top-10 teams lost on Saturday, as Penn State fell 27-26 at home to Ohio State. Stanford also lost 38-17 to Notre Dame. Ohio State is now No. 3, Clemson is No. 4 and Oklahoma is No. 5.

Georgia returns to action on Saturday when the Bulldogs host the Vanderbilt Commodores. The game is set for a 7:30 p.m. kick and the game can be seen on the SEC Network.

Below you can see the entire Top 25 for the week 6 AP Poll.

AP Poll Top 25 Week 6

 1. Alabama (5-0) 2. Georgia (5-0) 3. Ohio State (5-0) 4. Clemson (5-0) 5. LSU (5-0) 6. Notre Dame (5-0) 7. Oklahoma (5-0) 8. Auburn (4-1) 9. West Virginia (4-0) 10. Washington (4-1) 11. Penn State (4-1) 12. UCF (4-0) 13. Kentucky (5-0) 14. Stanford (4-1) 15. Michigan (4-1) 16. Wisconsin (3-1) 17. Miami (4-1) 18. Oregon (4-1) 19. Texas (4-1) 20. Michigan State (3-1) 21. Colorado (4-0) 22. Florida (4-1) 23. N.C. State (4-0) 24. Virginia Tech (3-1) 25. Oklahoma State (4-1)

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