Florida falls precipitously in The Athletic's re-rank after Week 10
Florida football fell in precipitous fashion in The Athletic's re-rank of all 138 FBS teams after the Gators' Week 10 home loss to Oklahoma.
The Florida Gators suffered a significant setback in the Athletic's re-ranking of FBS schools following their Week 10 loss to Oklahoma. This marked their fourth loss of the 2026 season and second consecutive defeat, leaving them with just one win in their last five games. The Gators find themselves just one victory away from securing a bowl berth after going without one since the 2024 season.
In the re-ranking, Florida's ranking plummeted 13 spots to No. 36, one place behind their opponent Oklahoma and just ahead of Auburn, which had defeated Florida in Week 3. Unlike the US Bowl Coaches Poll and the AP Top 25, which have left the Gators unranked and voteless, this re-ranking provides a stark contrast to their standing.
As they prepare for their upcoming road game against Kentucky on November 14, it remains to be seen whether Florida can rebound from this recent drop in the rankings. Currently, only nine SEC teams are within the top 25, down one spot from the previous week. Georgia leads the SEC in the re-ranking at No. 1, followed by Texas, Tennessee, and Alabama in the top ten.
The rest of the SEC's representation in the top 25 includes Kentucky, Ole Miss, South Carolina, LSU, and Missouri.
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