Florida football lost its second straight game and fourth of its last five on Saturday, succumbing to Oklahoma in an embarrassing 23-7 defeat in the Swamp. The Gators are now 5-4 overall and 3-4 in SEC play as the college football schedule enters the home stretch.
Following Week 10's gridiron grind, CBS Sports writer Chip Patterson published his latest re-rank of all 138 FBS teams, which saw Florida fall nine more spots to No. 35. The Gators now sit between No. 34 James Madison — led by former UF head coach Billy Napier — and No. 36 Nebraska.
Compare that with the US LBM Coaches Poll and the AP Top 25, both of which have the Gators unranked and voteless after their loss.
Next up, Florida hits the road to take on Kentucky on Saturday, Nov. 14, in
Lexington. The game kicks off at 6:15 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ESPN.
SEC schools in CBS Sports' re-rank top 25 after Week 10
The SEC has eight member schools in this week's CBS Sports re-rank top 25 — down one from last week — headlined by top-ranked Georgia, with Alabama (No. 6), Texas (No. 8) and Tennessee (No. 9) also cracking the top 10. That cohort is followed by Kentucky (No. 13), Ole Miss (No. 18), LSU (No. 20) and South Carolina (No. 22), while Missouri sits not too far outside at No. 28 after falling from the pack.
CBS Sports' Week 10 college football re-rank top 25
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