<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3FA9dz_0vwYJf3k00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3FA9dz_0vwYJf3k00" width="1200" height="628" >While <a href="https://247sports.com/college/ole-miss/">Ole Miss</a> was putting away <a href="https://247sports.com/college/south-carolina/">South Carolina</a> on Saturday, chaos erupted among college football's top-ranked teams. As a result, the Week 7 Coaches Poll was affected significantly.Due the Ole Miss' 27-3 road win this weekend, the Rebels are back on the top-10 of both major polls, checking in at No. 8 in the Coaches Poll and No. 9 in the AP Poll.At the center of all the mayhem this weekend was Vanderbilt's 40-35 home upset of previous No. 1/2 <a href="https://247sports.com/college/alabama/">Alabama</a>, where Commodore fans rushed the field, tore down the goal posts and dumped them into the Cumberland River due to the euphoria.The Crimson Tide were not the only victims of a Top 5 upset though, as <a href="https://247sports.com/college/arkansas/">Arkansas</a> also upset No. 4 inside Donald W. Reynolds Stadium by a final of 19-14. Top 10 <a href="https://247sports.com/college/miami/">Miami</a> was just able to avoid an upset by prevailing on the road over Cal 39-38. During the early games on Saturday, Top 25 Texas A&amp;M hosted previous Top 10 <a href="https://247sports.com/college/missouri/">Missouri</a> and dominated from the opening kickoff to the final whistle, winning 41-10. Defending national champion and previous Top 10 <a href="https://247sports.com/college/michigan/">Michigan</a> traveled to <a href="https://247sports.com/college/washington/">Washington</a> and fell 27-17, and previous No. 11 <a href="https://247sports.com/college/usc/">USC</a> fell on the road at <a href="https://247sports.com/college/minnesota/">Minnesota</a> 24-17.Elsewhere in the SEC, <a href="https://247sports.com/college/georgia/">Georgia</a> answered the bell following their previous heartbreak at Alabama and knocked off <a href="https://247sports.com/college/auburn/">Auburn</a> on the road 31-13, while <a href="https://247sports.com/college/florida/">Florida</a> prevailed over in-state foe <a href="https://247sports.com/college/central-florida/">UCF</a> 24-13 thanks to a second quarter outburst.In Ole Miss' South Carolina win, the Rebels finished with 425 yards of offense. Jaxson Dart completed 14 of his 27 pass attempts for 285 yards, while adding 44 yards on the ground. Juice Wells led the way in receiving with 87 yards on just three catches, while Jordan Watkins had 72 yards on five catches. Henry Parrish had 81 rushing yards on 21 attempts, including a score. JJ Pegues added two goal line rushing touchdowns.Despite giving up 313 yards at the end of the day, the Rebels were bend-but-don't-break defensively, as the Gamecocks finished 1-for-4 on fourth down and 5-for-16 on third down. Ole Miss had six sacks and 10 tackles for loss. TJ Dottery led the way with 13 tackles (11 solo), while Suntarine Perkins had 12 tackles. Walter Nolen and Jared Ivey each had two sacks apiece. Trey Amos also added his second interception of the season.Ole Miss will again be on the road next Saturday, Oct. 12 for their Magnolia Bowl rivalry with the <a href="https://247sports.com/college/lsu/">LSU Tigers</a>. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CT and can be seen on ABC or listened to on the Ole Miss Radio Network.--------COACHES POLL (Week 7):RankTeamRecordPTS1stPrevChgHi/Lo1Texas5-01364441-1/42Ohio State5-013301132/33Oregon5-01215063/74Georgia4-11174051/55Penn State5-01163075/96Miami (FL)6-01085086/197Alabama4-1103502-52/78Ole Miss5-19350115/1194-185604-54/1510LSU4-183901210/1911Clemson4-181801411/2212Notre Dame4-18070137/1913Iowa State5-069501613/NR14Texas A&amp;M5-156402114/NR15BYU5-054901915/NR16Oklahoma4-154101713/1817Utah4-147901810/1818Missouri4-147309-98/1819Kansas State4-136002014/2520Indiana6-035802420/NR21Michigan4-2224010-118/2122Boise State4-12130NR22/NR23Illinois4-117902521/NR24Pittsburgh5-01700NR24/NR25SMU5-11230NR25/NRSchools Dropped OutNo. 15 USC; No. 22 Louisville; No. 23 UNLV;Others Receiving VotesUSC 102; Nebraska 68; Army West Point 36; Navy 26; Colorado 16; Kentucky 12; Arizona 12; UNLV 11; Texas Tech 8; Virginia 7; Washington 5; Liberty 5; Vanderbilt 4; Rutgers 3; Arkansas 3; Tulane 2; Louisville 2; Iowa 2; Syracuse 1; Arizona State 1;----------AP POLL (Week 7):1. Texas (5-0)2. Ohio State (5-0)3. Oregon (5-0)4. Penn State (5-0)5. Georgia (4-1)6. Miami (6-0)7. Alabama (4-1)8. Tennessee (4-1)9. Ole Miss (5-1)10. Clemson (4-1)11. Iowa State (5-0)12. Notre Dame (4-1)13. LSU (4-1)14. BYU (5-0)15. Texas A&amp;M (5-1)16. Utah (4-1)17. Boise State (4-1)18. Kansas State (4-1)19. Indiana (6-0)20. Oklahoma (4-1)21. Missouri (4-1)22. Pittsburgh (5-0)23. Illinois (4-1)24. Michigan (4-2)25. SMU (5-1)</div></body>

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Ole Miss moves in Top 10 of Week 7 Coaches Poll, AP Poll following college football mayhem

While Ole Miss was putting away South Carolina on Saturday, chaos erupted among college football's top-ranked teams. As a result, the Week 7 Coaches Poll was affected significantly. Due the Ole Miss' 27-3 road win this weekend, the Rebels are back on the top-10 of both major polls, checking in...

Ole Miss moves in Top 10 of Week 7 Coaches Poll, AP Poll following college football mayhem

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