1. Ohio State (8-0)

 2. Georgia (8-0)

 3.  Michigan (8-0)

 4. Florida State (8-0)

 5. Washington (8-0)

 6. Oregon (7-1)

 7. Texas (7-1)

 8. Alabama (7-1)

 9. Oklahoma (7-1)

10. Ole Miss (7-1)

11. Penn State (7-1)

12. Missouri (7-1)

13. Louisville (7-1)

14. LSU (6-2)

15. Notre Dame (7-2)

16. Oregon State (6-2)

17. Tennessee (6-2)

18. Utah (6-2)

19. UCLA (6-2)

20. USC (7-2)

21. Kansas (6-2)

22. Oklahoma State (6-2)

23. Kansas State (6-2)

24. Tulane (7-1)

25. Air Force (8-0)

Break down by conference:

Pac 12- 6

SEC- 6

Big 12- 5

Big 10- 3

ACC- 2

AAC-1

Mt. West- 1

Ind.- 1

If Georgia can take care of business they will soon move back to the number 1 spot. They will play three ranked teams in the next 3 weeks. 

10 hours ago, The Professor said:

If Georgia can take care of business they will soon move back to the number 1 spot. They will play three ranked teams in the next 3 weeks. 

Correct.  If they win out they will be #1 at the end.  Florida State has the easiest schedule remaining.  Ohio State and Michigan will take care of another spot.  A lot of football to be played.

An interesting note that I noticed was that 11 out of the first 12 will all be in either the Big 10 or the SEC next season. To take it even further, 15 of the 25 in the ranking will be in those two conferences next season.