After a tremendous weekend for the league that featured a pair of top-15 wins, four teams from the Pac-12 are ranked in the latest AP Top 25 poll.

After taking BYU to task on Saturday, Oregon jumped 10 spots in the latest media poll. The Ducks (2-1) rose from No. 25 to No. 15 after dispatching BYU 41-20. The Cougars fell seven spots, from No. 12 to No. 19.

Washington downed Michigan State 39-28 at Husky Stadium in front of a national audience Saturday evening, and jumped into the poll for the first time this season as a result. The Huskies enter Week 4 ranked 18th nationally. Michigan State dropped from No. 11 out of the poll entirely.

The unbeaten Trojans held at No. 7 in the latest poll after a 45-17 win over Fresno State at the L.A. Coliseum. USC remains the highest-ranked team from the Pac-12 in the media poll, seated just behind Oklahoma.

The Utes picked up a 35-7 win over San Diego State at home late Saturday night — a game in which the defense dominated from start to finish — and moved up one spot in the latest poll. With Miami losing to Texas A&M, the Hurricanes vacated the No. 13 spot, allowing the Utes to slide up one. Coach Kyle Whittingham’s squad remains the highest-ranked one-loss team in the country.

The Washington State Cougars, 3-0 with an upset victory of Wisconsin on the road in Week 2, received 62 total votes in the poll. They sit five spots outside the top 25. Oregon State, also 3-0, received 49 votes, good for 32nd.

Conference play begins across the Pac-12 in Week 4 and that could mean quite a bit of change for this group of six teams.

USC travels to Corvallis to battle the Beavers next Saturday, with kickoff set for 6:30 p.m. PT on the Pac-12 Network. Washington State hosts Oregon for a mid-day kick (1 p.m. PT on FOX). Washington hosts Stanford (7:30 p.m. PT, FS1) and Utah heads to Tempe to battle the reeling Arizona State Sun Devils (7:30 p.m. PT, ESPN).

The full AP Top 25 can be seen below:

  1. Georgia
  2. Alabama
  3. Ohio State
  4. Michigan
  5. Clemson
  6. Oklahoma
  7. USC
  8. Kentucky
  9. Oklahoma State
  10. Arkansas
  11. Tennessee
  12. NC State
  13. Utah
  14. Penn State
  15. Oregon
  16. Ole Miss
  17. Baylor
  18. Washington
  19. BYU
  20. Florida
  21. Wake Forest
  22. Texas
  23. Texas A&M
  24. Pittsburgh
  25. Miami

Receiving votes: Michigan State 91, Florida State 85, Appalachian State 77, North Carolina 72, Washington State 62, Cincinnati 52, Oregon State 49, Minnesota 48, Kansas 23, Syracuse 7, LSU 6, Wisconsin 4