Georgia moved up to No. 2 -- its highest ranking since 2008 -- and took two first-place votes from top-ranked Alabama in a major reshuffling of the top 10 in The Associated Press college football poll.

It's the 20th time in the past 30 seasons the SEC has held the top 2 spots in the AP Poll in the same week. All other FBS conferences have combined for nine weeks, according to ESPN Stats & Information.

AP Top 25 1. Alabama (SEC) 2. Georgia (SEC) 3. Ohio State (Big Ten) 4. Wisconsin (Big Ten) 5. Notre Dame (Div. I FBS Independents) 6. Clemson (ACC) 7. Penn State (Big Ten) 8. Oklahoma (Big 12) 9. Miami (ACC) 10. TCU (Big 12) 11. Oklahoma State (Big 12) 12. Washington (Pac-12) 13. Virginia Tech (ACC) 14. Iowa State (Big 12) 15. UCF (American) 16. Auburn (SEC) 17. USC (Pac-12) 18. Stanford (Pac-12) 19. LSU (SEC) 20. North Carolina State (ACC) 21. Mississippi State (SEC) 22. Memphis (American) 23. Arizona (Pac-12) 24. Michigan State (Big Ten) 25. Washington State (Pac-12)

Every team in the top 10 except idle Alabama changed positions in the poll released Sunday following Ohio State's last-second victory over Penn State and Iowa State's win over TCU. The Crimson Tide finished with 59 first-place votes, and Georgia snared two after turning the "World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" into a 42-7 runaway over rival Florida.

Alabama is ranked No. 1 for the 99th time, breaking a tie with Notre Dame for the third-most appearances in the top spot in AP Poll history, behind Ohio State (105 times) and Oklahoma (101 times), according to ESPN Stats & Information.

Ohio State moved up three places after rallying to beat then-No. 2 Penn State 39-38, Wisconsin climbed one spot to No. 4 and Notre Dame rounded out the top 5 by moving up four places.

Penn State dropped to No. 7 behind Clemson, followed by Oklahoma, Miami and TCU, which dropped six spots after its 14-7 loss to Iowa State. The Cyclones' No. 14 ranking is its highest AP ranking since 2002, according to ESPN Stats & Information.

Alabama and Georgia give the SEC the top two spots in the poll for the first time since Sept. 16, 2012. The last conference to go 1-2 in the poll was the Big Ten in 2015, when Ohio State and Michigan State sat atop the poll.

The first College Football Playoff rankings will be released Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.