UCLA Football: Bruins Ranked No. 18 In AP Poll

After trouncing Nevada on Saturday night, the UCLA Bruins found themselves moving up the AP poll.

Voters saw enough to move UCLA three spots, from No. 21 to No. 18. This moved them directly ahead of Northwestern (which struggled against Pac-12 foe California) and just behind Michigan (which absolutely demolished their opponent).

Additionally, UCLA finally moved ahead of Nebraska in the poll. While the rankings are meaningless at this time of the year, the Bruins never moved ahead of Nebraska in the AP poll last year after beating the Corn Huskers at the Rose Bowl.

Other Pac-12 schools in the rankings include Oregon (No. 2), Stanford (No. 5), Washington (No. 20) and USC (No. 25).

Bonus: FanSided will release its Top 25 later on today, and your friendly neighborhood blogger submitted his last night. Here’s what it looks like:

1. Oregon
2. Alabama
3. Ohio State
4. Stanford
5. Clemson
6. Louisville
7. South Carolina
8. LSU
9. Texas A&M
10. Florida State
11. Florida
12. UGA
13. OK State
14. Texas
15. Notre Dame
16. Michigan
17. Wisconsin
18. Washington
19. UCLA
20. Oklahoma
21. Northwestern
22. Ole Miss
23. USC
24. Cincinnati
25. Nebraska

Any glaring mistakes? Shoot us a comment below.