Earlier this month, Pitt was ranked No. 24 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, jumping up to No. 22 as the team rattled off five straight wins after turning to true freshman quarterback Mason Heintschel in favor of Eli Holstein.

ACC chaos reached new levels following Pittsburgh's 42-28 win at Georgia Tech and now, mass shakeup in the Week 14 Coaches Poll top 25 rankings follows. Pitt re-entered Sunday's latest rankings at No. 24, with the Panthers being one of five ACC teams to garner a position along with Miami, Virginia, Georgia Tech and newcomer, SMU.

The Panthers, boasting an 8-3 overall record and 6-1 in the ACC, secured their second road victory against a ranked opponent this season.

The Pitt Panthers have moved up to No. 22 after first landing in the No. 24 spot in the College Football Playoff rankings last week. Pitt sits at No. 23 in the AP Top 25 poll and have rattled off five straight wins since turning to true freshman Mason Heintschel at quarterback.

Miami, which beat Virginia Tech by 17 points on the road, moved up a spot to No. 13 and was the highest-ranked of five ACC teams. Virginia climbed two spots to No. 17. Georgia Tech, beaten 42-28 at home by Pitt, dropped eight rungs to No. 23.

Here's how Notre Dame football can beat Pitt Saturday in the first ranked matchup between these programs since 1991.

The most impactful result in Week 13 came from the ACC as the Panthers shook up the conference race again with an upset win over Georgia Tech.

Danny Kannell, Tom Fornelli and Beanie Wells, join Mike Cugno to discuss how Ohio State can break through against Michigan.