Three top-10 teams in The Associated Press college football poll lost. No. 9 Vanderbilt fell short in a 34-31 loss to No. 20 Texas, while No. 10 Miami lost 26-20 in overtime at SMU.

The first College Football Playoff rankings will be revealed on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Here's what the top 25 could look like.

The No. 6 Oregon Ducks enjoyed a bye during week 10 of the regular season as another chaotic weekend of college football will shuffle the AP Top 25 Poll. No. 8

The College Football Playoff committee releases its initial rankings Tuesday, and there will be plenty of debate among fans and pundits in the following days.

It looked like the Longhorns were going to fall out of the rankings until they rallied for a comeback win over Mississippi State.

The Miami Hurricanes’ 26-20 overtime loss to the SMU Mustangs unsurprisingly resulted in a massive drop in their spot in the AP top 25 poll.

Chaos is inevitable in the college football, and that was the case again in Week 10. With a number of College Football Playoff hopefuls going down this week, that has shaken up the Week 11 AP Top 25 poll.

The Red Raiders jumped from 13th to ninth after a 43-20 win over Kansas State. Meanwhile, the Longhorns moved up from 20th to 13th after a 34-31 victory over Vanderbilt.

As recently as three weeks ago, the Miami Hurricanes appeared to be a shoo-in for the 12-team College Football Playoff. They were off to a 5-0 start, had three wins over ranked teams at the time of the matchup and looked like one of college football’s more complete teams in a season filled with parity.