So much for that top-ten billing.

UCLA fell four spots to No. 11 in both the Associated Press and USA Today coaches polls, its 28-20 win at Virginia not nearly matching up to wide expectations of a blowout. Although the Bruins’ defense looked elite in returning touchdowns on two interceptions and a fumble, the offense rarely found its rhythm.

There’s still time for UCLA to fix itself up before Pac-12 play begins, but mustering just one offensive touchdown against the Cavaliers on ESPN dispelled a lot of the national title hype of recent weeks.

Oregon remains the highest-ranked team in the conference at No. 3, while Stanford, USC and Arizona State follow the Bruins at 13th, 14th and 17th, respectively.

See the full AP poll below:

1. Florida State (46), 1-0
2. Alabama (1), 1-0
3. Oregon (5), 1-0
4. Oklahoma (2), 1-0
5. Auburn, 1-0
6. Georgia (2), 1-0
7. Michigan State, 1-0
8. Ohio State, 1-0
9. Texas A&M (2), 1-0
10. Baylor, 1-0
11. UCLA, 1-0
12. LSU (1), 1-0
13. Stanford, 1-0
14. USC, 1-0
15. Ole Miss, 1-0
16. Notre Dame, 1-0
17. Arizona State, 1-0
18. Wisconsin, 0-1
19. Nebraska, 1-0
20. Kansas State, 1-0
21-tie. South Carolina, 0-1
21-tie. North Carolina, 1-0
23. Clemson, 0-1
24. Missouri, 1-0
25. Louisville 1-0