The Associated Press has released its updated top 25 college football rankings after this weekend’s games.
Here is where things stand after the season’s first full week of action:
1. Georgia (1-0)
2. Michigan (1-0)
3. Alabama (1-0)
4. Florida State (1-0)
5. Ohio State (1-0)
6. USC (2-0)
7. Penn State (1-0)
8. Washington (1-0)
9. Tennessee (1-0)
10. Notre Dame (2-0)
11. Texas (1-0)
12. Utah (1-0)
13. Oregon (1-0)
14. LSU (0-1)
15. Kansas State (1-0)
16. Oregon State (1-0)
17. North Carolina (1-0)
18. Oklahoma (1-0)
19. Wisconsin (1-0)
20. Ole Miss (1-0)
21. Duke (1-0)
22. Colorado (1-0)
23. Texas A&M (1-0)
24. Tulane (1-0)
25. Clemson (0-1)
Also receiving votes were Iowa 73, UCLA 55, Arkansas 28, TCU 27, Kentucky 15, Pittsburgh 8, Mississippi State 5, Miami 4, North Carolina State 4, Auburn 3, Troy 3, Fresno State 3, Minnesota 3, Wyoming 3, Iowa State 2, Texas State 2, Texas Tech 1, Louisville 1, Washington State 1, Illinois 1, Houston 1, UCF 1, James Madison 1.
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Notable changes in this week’s rankings include Florida State jumping from eighth to fourth and moving past Ohio State after a convincing 45-24 win over LSU and the additions of Duke and Colorado following wins over TCU and Clemson, respectively.
Clemson dropped from ninth to 25th. LSU fell from fifth to 14th, and TCU dropped from the top 25 completely. Texas Tech also fell out of the top 25 after a double-overtime loss to Wyoming, as did Iowa following a 10-point win.
Texas and Texas A&M are the only two Texas universities remaining in the top 25, keeping their same spots after easy wins. Oklahoma moved up two spots after a 73-0 blowout and is preparing to host SMU this week.
