Georgia Not Even Close to Knocking Texas Longhorns Off No. 1 Spot in Top 25 Rankings

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The Texas Longhorns moved to 3-0 on Saturday with a 30-6 win over UTSA, but it wasn't always pretty. Arch Manning had his struggles, though the defense came to play.
The somewhat shaky result led many college football fans to believe that Texas should fall one spot in order to allow the Georgia Bulldogs to move up after another dominant win.
However, Texas stayed at No. 1, and the Bulldogs really didn't come close based on the official voting results.
Texas is Clearly Still No. 1, At Least According to AP Voters

The Longhorns stayed at No. 1 after receiving 58 first-place votes. This means that No. 1 Texas will face No. 14 Tennessee in an official Top 15 matchup in Knoxville this weekend.
Georgia received just three first-place votes and remained at No. 2 after a 45-17 win over Arkansas in the SEC opener for both teams.
The voters made it clear that Texas' comeback over Ohio State is the biggest win in the country so far. Georgia has yet to play a notable opponent despite its early dominance.
Here is what the new Top 25 looks like headed into Week 4 of the college football season:
No. 1 - Texas Longhorns
No. 2 - Georgia Bulldogs
No. 3 - Notre Dame Fighting Irish
No. 4 - Ole Miss Rebels
No. 5 - Indiana Hoosiers
No. 6 - Miami Hurricanes
No. 7 - Ohio State Buckeyes
No. 8 - Alabama Crimson Tide
No. 9 - BYU Cougars
No. 10 - LSU Tigers
No. 11 - Texas Tech Red Raiders
No. 12 - USC Trojans
No. 13 - Penn State Nittany Lions
No. 14 - Tennessee Volunteers
No. 15 - Utah Utes
No. 16 - Louisville Cardinals
No. 17 - Iowa Hawkeyes
No. 18 - Michigan Wolverines
No. 19 - Missouri Tigers
No. 20 - Oregon Ducks
No. 21 - Florida Gators
No. 22 - SMU Mustangs
No. 23 - Texas A&M Aggies
No. 24 - Mississippi State Bulldogs
No. 25 - Houston Cougars
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