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Power Four two-loss college football teams ranked after Week 9

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Ranking two-loss Power Four college football teams after Week 9.

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  • Power Four two-loss college football teams ranked after Week 9.
  • Ranking two-loss Power Four college football teams after Week 9.
  • The 2026 college football season enters Week 10.15 Power Four teams have two-loss records after Week 9, including Tennessee (6-2, 3-2 SEC).

The 2026 college football season enters Week 10.15 Power Four teams have two-loss records after Week 9, including Tennessee (6-2, 3-2 SEC). The Vols will next play Kentucky (7-1, 5-1 SEC) on Saturday. Kickoff between Tennessee and the Wildcats is slated for 6:15 p.m. EST at Neyland Stadium. ESPN will televise the matchup. Tennessee's home schedule in 2026 consists of games against Furman (W, 56-9), Kennesaw State (W, 42-9), Texas (L, 20-17), Auburn (W, 24-14), Alabama (W, 26-10), Kentucky and LSU, while playing at Georgia Tech (W, 45-24), Arkansas (W, 24-17), South Carolina (L, 27-24), Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.Below are two-loss Power Four teams ranked, based on updated ESPN Football Power Index rankings entering Week 10.Power Four two-loss college football teams ranked after Week 9SchoolRecord1. Ohio State6-22. LSU6-23. Alabama6-24. Texas6-25. Ole Miss6-26. Tennessee6-27. USC7-28. Missouri6-29. Houston6-210. Iowa6-211. Northwestern6-212. Arizona6-213. SMU6-214. Duke6-215. Virginia Tech6-2More: 2026 SEC football power rankings after Week 9Follow Vols Wire on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter).This article originally appeared on Vols Wire: Power Four two-loss college football teams ranked after Week 9

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