2 behind Georgia in The Associated Press college football poll Sunday, the first time a team from outside the traditional power conferences has been ranked that high since 2010.

Seven ranked teams lost Saturday, including five to unranked teams, increasing the total on the season to 47.

In each of the past three weeks, a top-three team has lost to an unranked team, starting with Stanford defeating then-No2

All those losses by ranked teams shook up the back half of the rankings and put five new teams in the poll this week, including one that has never been there before.

23 Pittsburgh (6-1) is ranked for the first time this season.

24 Texas-San Antonio (7-0) is unbeaten and ranked for the first time in the history of the program.

• With Purdue (4-2) slipping in the rankings, Kansas takes over the top spot on the list of longest current runs without being ranked among Power 5 schools.

Florida fell out of the rankings for the first time this season after losing to LSU on Saturday.

That leaves the state of Florida with zero ranked teams, a rare occurrence in recent poll history.

The last time it happened was 2011, when the Sunshine State did not have a ranked team six times.

• BYU lost for the second straight week and is unranked for the first time since last month.

For the first time this season, the college football schedule has no games matching ranked teams