College football rankings: Arizona Wildcats fall out of coaches and AP polls

Time for a bounce back

After being routed by the UCLA Bruins on Saturday night, the Arizona Wildcats have dropped out of the national polls for the time being, understandably.

Here's a look at how they look heading into week five.

	AP	Coaches	S&P+
1	Ohio State (45)	Ohio State (61)	Alabama
2	Michigan State (5)	Michigan State (2)	Florida State
3	Ole Miss (10)	TCU	West Virginia
4	TCU	Baylor	LSU
5	Baylor	Ole Miss (1)	Ole Miss
6	Notre Dame	Georgia	Clemson
7	UCLA	Notre Dame	Ohio State
8	Georgia	LSU	Oklahoma
9	LSU	Florida State	USC
10	Utah (1)	UCLA	Michigan
11	Florida State	Clemson	Georgia
12	Clemson	Utah	Notre Dame
13	Alabama	Alabama	Stanford
14	Texas A&M	Oklahoma	UCLA
15	Oklahoma	Texas A&M	Michigan State
16	Northwestern	USC	Wisconsin
17	USC	Northwestern	TCU
18	Stanford	Wisconsin	Baylor
19	Wisconsin	Oklahoma State	Duke
20	Oklahoma State	Stanford	Minnesota
21	Mississipi State	West Virginia	Florida
22	Michigan	Mississippi State	Penn State
23	West Virginia	Florida	Tennessee
24	Cal	Cal (tie)	Miami
25	Florida	Oregon (tie)	Texas A&M

Oregon fell out of the AP Poll, and shoutout to John Adams for voting Utah No. 1 in the nation. And, you can't even really question it. How Utah doesn't even sniff Michigan State after what the Utes did to Oregon compared what to the Spartans did to them is mind-blowing.

Arizona is technically 27th in the coaches poll and 28th in the AP poll. Ryan Finley, who I know was at the game because I saw him and talked to him, put the Wildcats 17th, and needs to reconsider so many things. That 17th is the highest Arizona was on any ballot.

I think the Wildcats fell to exactly where I thought they would. Just outside the Top 25 with a chance to redeem themselves in Stanford this week. Until then, they can deal with not having a number in front of their name.

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