Today’s live coverage has ended, but there’s still plenty to catch up on. Read what you missed below, and come back for the next AP Top 25 poll on Sept. 13.LSU slid into the top 10 of the first regular-season AP Top 25 thanks to a blowout victory over Clemson. Close-call wins didn’t stop No. 6 Oregon from slipping out of the top five or Michigan from falling out of the poll altogether after a controversial Hail Mary.The drop to unranked by the 16th-ranked Wolverines is the biggest by any team after a win since at least 2008.Oregon’s slide from No. 2 made room for No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Notre Dame, No. 4 Texas and No. 5 Indiana to each move up one spot from the preseason poll. Ohio State kept No. 1 by a wide margin.Follow live analysis, see what to look for this season and ask a voter about the rankings below.Games you don’t want to miss next week:No. 1 Ohio State at No. 4 Texas, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. ET: The game of the week between two national championship favorites and Heisman Trophy-contending quarterbacks; this one is bound to carry implications down the road.No. 11 Oklahoma at Michigan, Saturday, Noon ET: A now unranked Michigan team looks to bounce back, while Oklahoma seeks a big nonconference win as an early CFP resume booster.Arizona at No. 15 BYU, Saturday, 3 p.m. ET: An early conference matchup offers an opportunity for BYU to establish itself as a team to beat in the Big 12 against talented QB Noah Fifita and an Arizona team that put up 9 wins last season.No. 18 Tennessee at Georgia Tech, Saturday, 7 p.m. ET: After a tough Week 1 loss to Colorado, Georgia Tech could use a marquee win to change the narrative. It’s a tougher test for a Tennessee team that comes off a 56-9 win against Furman.