Georgia moves up to 6th in AP Poll, Coaches Poll for Week 11

The Georgia Bulldogs, who defeated then No. 6 Florida 24-17 on Saturday, have moved up to 6th in both the AP Poll and Coaches Poll for Week 11.

Georgia received 1,196 points in the AP Poll, which is up 103 points from the Week 10 poll. In the Coaches Poll, UGA received 1,263 points, up 83 points from Week 10.

The Bulldogs’ next game is at home at Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga., against the Missouri Tigers on Saturday, Nov. 9. The game will be televised by ESPN at 7:00pm ET.

Missouri is currently 5-3 overall and 2-2 in SEC action. The Tigers, who were off on Saturday, are coming off of consecutive losses at Vanderbilt, 21-14, and at Kentucky, 29-7. Mizzou defeated South Carolina, 34-14, and Ole Miss, 38-27, earlier this season at home.

Below are the complete AP and Coaches polls for Week 11 (first-place votes in parentheses):

AP POLL – WEEK 11

1. LSU (17)
2. Alabama (21)
3. Ohio State (17)
4. Clemson (7)
5. Penn State
6. Georgia
7. Oregon
8. Utah
9. Oklahoma
10. Florida
11. Baylor
12. Auburn
13. Minnesota
14. Michigan
15. Notre Dame
16. Wisconsin
17. Cincinnati
18. Iowa
19. Memphis
20. Kansas State
21. Boise State
22. Wake Forest
23. SMU
24. San Diego State
25. Navy

Others receiving votes: UCF 52, Texas 37, Indiana 27, Texas A&M 19, Oklahoma State 11, Louisiana Tech 7, Appalachian State 5, Washington 2, Pittsburgh 2, Iowa State 1, Virginia 1, North Dakota State 1

Dropped from rankings: Appalachian State 20

FBS COACHES POLL – WEEK 11

1. Alabama (37)
2. LSU (11)
3. Clemson (9)
4. Ohio State (8)
5. Penn State
6. Georgia
7. Oregon
8. Oklahoma
9. Utah
10. Baylor
11. Florida
12. Auburn
13. Minnesota
14. Michigan
15. Notre Dame
16. Wisconsin
17. Cincinnati
18. Iowa
19. Memphis
20. Wake Forest
21. Boise State
22. Kansas State
23. SMU
24. San Diego State
25. Navy

Others receiving votes: Texas 79, Indiana 44, Appalachian State 24, UCF 24, Texas A&M 22, Louisiana Tech 13, Oklahoma State 5, Air Force 4, Virginia 2, Pittsburgh 1, Wyoming 1

Dropped from rankings: Appalachian State 20, Texas 24