Notre Dame moved into the top 10 in the new Associated Press poll Sunday, the first time the team has been in such elite company since a one-week stay in the 2000 final regular-season Top 25.

Checking in at No. 10, the Irish (4-0) moved up two places from last week after Saturday’s 21-17 victory at Michigan State.

While Miami remained a near-unanimous No. 1 choice over Oklahoma and Texas, Tennessee tumbled out of the top 10 after its 30-13 loss to Florida. The Volunteers dropped seven places to No. 11, while the Gators climbed three places to No. 7.

Kansas State also made a big leap after its 27-20 win over USC, the Wildcats’ first-ever home win against a ranked nonconference opponent. They moved up 10 places to No. 15, while the Trojans fell seven spots to No. 18.