UCLA moves up three spots to No. 18 in AP poll

A dominant 58-20 win over Nevada bumped UCLA up three spots in the second edition of the Associated Press poll. The Bruins (1-0) are now ranked No. 18 in the country, just behind Michigan and ahead of Northwestern.

Elsewhere in the Pac-12, Oregon moved up to No. 2 — the earliest in the season it has ever been ranked that high. Stanford dropped a spot to No. 5. Washington moved up to No. 20 after upsetting then-No. 19 Boise State, holding the Broncos without a touchdown for the first time since 1997.

USC stayed in the rankings despite an uneven win over Hawaii, hanging on at No. 25. Arizona State and Arizona received votes. Oregon State dropped out after losing to Eastern Washington at home.

The full poll:

1. Alabama (58) 1,497
2. Oregon 1,355
3. Ohio State (1) 1,330
4. Clemson (1) 1,304
5. Stanford 1,277
6. South Carolina 1,181
7. Texas A&M 1,085
8. Louisville 1,073
9. LSU 971
10. Florida State 953
11. Georgia 894
12. Florida 875
13. Oklahoma State 780
14. Notre Dame 707
15. Texas 674
16. Oklahoma 612
17. Michigan 583
18. UCLA 387
19. Northwestern 320
20. Washington 315
21. Wisconsin 287
22. Nebraska 219
23. Baylor 150
24. TCU 148
25. USC 135