North Texas is in the AP poll for the first time since 1959, but it hasn't cracked the College Football Playoff rankings yet.

The end is near, but college football delivered another exciting weekend of games with a couple of unexpected upsets and incredible comebacks. The No. 3 Texas A

Texas A&M maintained its standing in the top three after a comeback win over South Carolina, while Texas Tech moved up two spots to No. 6. Oklahoma is also in the top 10 after its upset of Alabama. Meanwhile, Texas fell to No. 17 after its stumble on the road at Georgia.

Alabama tumbled in the AP Top 25 college football poll Sunday after falling to Oklahoma at Bryant-Denny Stadium the day before.

Texas A&M's 27-point second-half comeback to beat South Carolina 31-30 was the biggest in the FBS since Tulsa made up a 28-point halftime deficit to edge UTSA 46-45 on Oct. 26, 2024, according to Sportradar. The last time an SEC team overcame a deficit of 27-plus points was LSU, which was 28 down before it beat Troy 40-31 in 2008.

Chaos nearly ensued at the top of The Associated Press poll on Saturday. No. 3 Texas A&M didn't let it happen after making its biggest comeback in program history to beat South Carolina. As for No. 25 South Florida,