AUSTIN, Texas — Last week, after a win over the Kansas State Wildcats, the Texas Longhorns found themselves back in the AP Top 25. But that return has proven to be short-lived.
After a 23-21 loss to Iowa State on Saturday, UT is once again out of the poll.
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Next up for the Longhorns is Baylor in Waco on Saturday. And speaking of the Bears, Baylor dropped a spot but stayed in the poll at No. 13 after a loss to the Sooners, 34-31 – good news for Oklahoma, who moved up two spots from No. 10 to No. 8.
Elsewhere in Texas, SMU also slipped from No. 20 to No. 21 after a bye week.
Plus, there's good news for football fans in College Station: Texas A&M is back in the poll for the first time in a month. The Aggies find themselves at No. 24 after beating the South Carolina Gamecocks, 30-6.
Finally, rounding out the Big 12's presence on the poll, Oklahoma State jumped three spots from No. 25 to No. 22 after a 31-13 win over Kansas.
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