AP College Football 2018 Poll: Week 7 Rankings Completed | Bleacher's report

Texas and Florida are back. Auburn is headed back. Kentucky's dream is over.

But everyone is watching in Alabama.

The Crimson Tide continued its breakthrough in the world of college football with a 65-31 win over Arkansas and remains the highest ranked team in the latest Associated Press poll. Georgia, Ohio State and Clemson then came in an unchanged Top Four, but Notre Dame slipped to fifth after beating Virginia Tech.

Here is an overview of the entire survey:

1. Alabama

2. Georgia

3. State of Ohio

4. Clemson

5. Our Lady

6. West Virginia

7. Washington

8. Penn State

9. Texas

10. UCF

11. Oklahoma

12. Michigan

13. LSU

14. Florida

15. Wisconsin

16. Miami

17. Oregon

18. Kentucky

19. Colorado

20. State NC

21. Auburn

22. Texas A & M

23. South Florida

24. State of Mississippi

25. Cincinnati

The Irish won only one place in the standings, but their win could have been the most important of the week. Dexter Williams collected 178 yards and three touchdowns, while Ian Book racked up 271 yards and two goals, while Notre Dame 's offense led the charge in a 45-23 win over Virginia. Tech. The Irish escaped in a second period of 28-7.

Virginia Tech was the last remaining ranked opponent for the Irish. Unless another fall against a minor opponent, Notre Dame should have a strong chance to qualify for the Football College Playoff.

"We have not reached our ceiling yet," receiver Miles Boykin told reporters. "We continue to press, we are getting better every day, and I can not wait to see that."

Florida gained eight places in the rankings in 14th place after a 27-19 home defeat against LSU. Lamical Perine rushed for two touchdowns and the team forced three turnovers from Joe Burrow. The quarterback of the Tigers has not thrown a pick all season.

Florida has inducted Tim Tebow into his Ring of Honor during the match.

"I did not want him to drop it that way," said Florida coach Dan Mullen. "I know it's a night that he'll never forget and that the whole family will never forget." I know that winning this match was kind of like a little cherry on the cake to make sure everything was smiling. "

Texas also climbed 10 places to 9th after a captivating 48-45 win over Oklahoma in the Red River shootout. Sam Ehlinger produced a total of five touchdowns, and Cameron Dicker scored a 40-yard goal nine seconds from the end to prevent a return to Oklahoma. The Sooners scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to mark the tie, but Ehlinger led a winning campaign.

Five different ranked teams dropped games to unclassified opponents.

Auburn lost 13 spots to 22nd place after missing the touchdown in a 23-9 loss to the Mississippi State. Kentucky's wild climb into the national standings ended when the Wildcats left on the road and abandoned the 20-14 trip to Texas A & M Stanford also suffered his second consecutive loss in a rash, Utah traveling to Palo Alto for a 40-21 win. Cardinals are now unclassified.

Oklahoma State left the standings after losing 48-42 at home against Iowa State. The state of Michigan is no longer ranked after a 29-19 loss to Northwestern. Virginia Tech was the fourth team to come out of the Top 25.

No. 22 Texas A & M, No. 23 South Florida, No. 24 Mississippi State and No. 25 Cincinnati replaced them.