I think Indiana will drop out. They lost by four touchdowns to a team not named Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma, or Georgia.Something to keep in mind: Iowa State was almost 200 points ahead of Oregon in the first poll and more than 400 ahead of Florida.
Unless the majority of voters with ISU on ballot the first time were wholly so unimpressed by the UNI result, we aren’t falling below those teams. It COULD happen, but I’d guess most who had us in top 10 will give some leeway for having an unimpressive "W" vs FCS.
My best-guess for the new ranking - not necessarily how I’d rank, but educated guess of what it’ll be. Take with grain of salt.
1 Alabama
2 Ohio State
3 Georgia
4 Oklahoma
5 Clemson
6 Texas A&M
7 Notre Dame**
8 Cincinnati
9 Iowa State
10 Oregon
11 Florida
12 Iowa
13 Penn State
14 USC
15 Texas
16 Virginia Tech
17 Wisconsin
18 North Carolina
19 UCLA***
20 Indiana
21 Coastal Carolina
22 Utah
23 Arizona State
24 LSU**
25 Louisiana
DO: Washington
ARV: Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, TCU, Auburn, Michigan, Liberty, NC State, Boise State, Nevada, BYU, Maryland …
**Assuming ND win vs FSU. UC&ND were separated by only 5 points in previous poll, simple enough for ND to jump with a higher-quality win.
***UCLA probably in, but perhaps not this high. If it's only 21-25, LSU might drop out. Not sure where this'll land.
Poll Tracker, if you want to see individual voter choices for ISU
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Louisiana probably drops out too. They were ranked #23 and lost by 20 points. Don’t be surprised if Penn State is just outside the top 10. I bet UCLA jumps to just outside the top 15.