LIVE AP Top 25 highlights: Miami is No. 1, and No. 2 BYU sees its best ranking since ’84

Miami's nail-biting win against Florida State concluded in controversy.

Key points

• Miami quarterback Darian Mensah discovered standout receiver Malachi Toney in the end zone.
• Quarterback Ashton Daniels hit Micahi Danzy in the end zone for a touchdown, but the play was reversed on a holding call.
• The Seminoles followed up with what onlookers argued looked like two touchdowns.
• Daniels and coach Mike Norvell each argued that Robinson created the catch.
• "Since the start of football, if it's a tie it goes to the receiver, " Norvell remarked after the game.

Miami quarterback Darian Mensah discovered standout receiver Malachi Toney in the end zone. Toney then tossed the ensuing two-point conversion to Cooper Barkate on a trick play in double overtime.

Notably, the Seminoles followed up with what onlookers argued looked like two touchdowns.

Quarterback Ashton Daniels hit Micahi Danzy in the end zone for a touchdown, but the play was reversed on a holding call. On the next play, Daniels heaved another improbable fourth and long into a sea of players in the end zone. Duce Robinson appeared to create the catch before Miami DB Bryce Fitzgerald was credited with the game-winning interception.

"Since the start of football, if it's a tie it goes to the receiver, " Norvell remarked after the game. "I guess they had a different angle."

Taken together, the developments around lIVE  AP Top 25 highlights: Miami is No. 1, and No. 2 BYU point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.