COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Buckeyes kept its unbeaten record intact Saturday with a 21-7 win over Northwestern amidst strong winds and rain in Evanston. They also kept its top-two spot intact in the rankings.

Ohio State (9-0, 6-0) has been ranked No. 2 in the latest AP and USA Today coaches poll as one of four unbeaten teams remaining in the FBS (No. 1 Georgia, No. 3 Michigan, and No. 4 TCU). The Buckeyes received no first-place votes in the coaches rankings and just one in the AP Poll for this week.

Saturday was a historic day in college football as three top-six teams fell to start November, shaking up the rankings drastically.

Tennessee, ranked No. 1 in the playoff rankings, fell to AP’s No. 1 team Georgia 27-13 in Athens. Clemson lost its unbeaten record after falling to Notre Dame 35-14 in South Bend while Alabama fell to LSU 32-31 in overtime for its second loss this season.

The Crimson Tide’s loss dropped them to No. 11 in the coaches poll, the first time since 2015 that Alabama is not in the coaches top-ten. Bama was ranked No. 10 in the AP Poll.

Ohio State is back in action on Nov. 12 for its penultimate home game as the Buckeyes host Indiana at Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes have not lost to the Hoosiers since 1988.

AP Poll (NOV. 6, 2022)

1	Georgia (62)
2	Ohio State (1)
3	Michigan
4	TCU
5	Tennessee
6	Oregon
7	LSU
8	USC
9	UCLA
10	Alabama
11	Ole Miss
12	Clemson
13	Utah
14	Penn State
15	North Carolina
16	Tulane
17	NC State
18	Texas
19	Liberty
20	Notre Dame
21	Illinois
22	UCF
23	Kansas State
24	Washington
25	Florida State

Coaches Poll (NOV. 6, 2022)

1	Georgia (61)
2	Ohio State
3	Michigan (2)
4	TCU
5	Tennessee
6	Oregon
7	USC
8	LSU
9	Ole Miss
10	UCLA
11	Alabama
12	Clemson
13	Utah
14	North Carolina
15	Penn State
16	NC State
17	Tulane
18	Texas
19	Liberty
20	Illinois
21	UCF
22	Kansas State
23	Washington
24	Kentucky
25	Notre Dame