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Week 3 truly delivered the kind of chaos fans love, with ranked-on-ranked battles that come down to the final minutes and improbable victories that rewrite our expectations for what we're going to see on Saturdays. When AP Top 25 poll voters convene to release the new college football rankings, they will find plenty of results to prompt changes, including some real questions about whether recently crowned No. 1 Texas has a challenger for the top spot.
\n\nYes, the top of the rankings should mostly remain static after each of the top six teams from last week's poll won by double digits. But five ranked teams took losses that will spark shake-ups, and Ole Miss is set for a move up following its instant classic win in Oxford on Saturday night.
\n\nThere is an argument for the Rebels to get more first-place attention and consideration after the win, as it arguably stands toe-to-toe with Texas' victory against Ohio State as one of the "best" wins of the season. The question is how firmly AP voters are entrenched in their view of the order at the top, and how flexible those views are in the early stages of the season.
\n\nSince AP…
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