Even after the Washington Huskies completed a miraculous fourth-quarter comeback to knock off the Nebraska Cornhuskers 17-10 on the road, Jedd Fisch's team didn't receive a single vote in the Week 10 installment of the US LBM Coaches Poll.

However, there was plenty of movement around the Big Ten from former and upcoming Washington opponents.

Starting with the USC Trojans, who had the biggest upset of the weekend at home, beating the then-No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes 30-18, coach Lincoln Riley's team jumped up eight spots to No. 17 after arguably the biggest win of the head coach's tenure in Southern California.

The Indiana Hoosiers needed overtime for the second straight week to eke by another former UW opponent, the Minnesota Golden Gophers, for a 23-16 victory, and coach Curt Cignetti's team was rewarded with a one-spot bump up to No. 3 as the only ranked opponent left on Washington's schedule.

With the loss, coach Matt Rhule and the Cornhuskers received just one point in the "others receiving votes" category, while Washington's final opponent of the year, the Oregon Ducks, garnered 41 points after knocking off the Northwestern Wildcats, who dropped five spots in the poll to No. 23.

Here's how the rest of the top 25 shaped up.

Schools Dropped Out

No. 20 Florida;

Others Receiving Votes

South Carolina 91; Florida 81; UTSA 76; Duke 76; Virginia Tech 53; Oregon 41; Minnesota 10; Oklahoma State 9; Liberty 6; North Texas 4; Wisconsin 3; Memphis 2; North Dakota State 1; Nebraska 1; Cincinnati 1;