TEAM	POINTS	FIRST-PLACE VOTES	LAST WEEK'S RANK
1.	Texas (4-0)	861	36	1
2.	Georgia (4-0)	827	12	2
3.	Notre Dame (4-0)	748	3	3
4.	Miami-FL (4-0)	714	1	4
5.	Ohio State (3-1)	658	1	7
6.	Indiana (4-0)	622	3	6
7.	Alabama (4-0)	554		8
8.	Florida (4-0)	463		N/A
9.	BYU (3-0)	335		10
10.	LSU (3-1)	332		9
11.	Ole Miss (3-1)	324		5
12.	Texas Tech (4-0)	310		12
13.	Utah (4-0)	235		15
14.	Oregon (3-1)	175		N/A
15.	Iowa (4-0)	164		N/A
16.	Mississippi State (4-0)	148		N/A

 
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES:
Tennessee (46), UCLA (37), USC (11), Oklahoma State (8), Duke (6), Wisconsin (6), SMU (5), Wake Forest (4), Louisville (3), Boise State (3), Oklahoma (3), Kentucky (3), Nebraska (2), Houston (2), Virginia Tech (2), Penn State (2), Texas A&M (1), Missouri (1), Pittsburgh (1).

NOTES:

Texas collected 36 of the 56 available first-place votes, extending its run as the country's No. 1 team for a third week in a row.

Behind the Longhorns, Georgia, Notre Dame and Miami held steady at Nos. 2 through 4, each backing up their spots with commanding wins in Week 4 action.

Florida cracked the rankings at No. 8 — its first appearance since September 2, 2025 — after a 52-28 rout of Ole Miss in Gainesville. It's the Gators' best showing since they were slotted at No. 8 back on December 8, 2019. Ole Miss tumbled six spots to No. 11 following the setback.

Oregon slid back into the poll at No. 14 on the strength of a 41-27 win over USC at the Coliseum.  

Following a 20-19 victory at Michigan, Iowa landed at No. 15 for its first appearance since November 26, 2023. The ranking is the highest for the Hawkeyes since they sat at No. 14 on November 28, 2021. Mississippi State is in the poll for the first time since October 9, 2022, and rounded out the newcomers at No. 16 after a seven-point home win over Missouri.

Meanwhile, USC, Penn State, Tennessee and Louisville all exited the rankings entirely after Week 4 losses.

By conference, the SEC paces the field with seven ranked teams, trailed by the Big Ten (four), the Big 12 (three), and the ACC and FBS independents with one each.

NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE:
No. 1 Texas is idle
Vanderbilt at No. 2 Georgia
No. 3 Notre Dame at North Carolina
No. 4 Miami, FL at Clemson
No. 5 Ohio State at No. 15 Iowa
No. 6 Indiana at Rutgers
No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State
No. 8 Florida at Missouri
No. 9 BYU at TCU
McNeese State at No. 10 LSU
No. 11 Ole Miss is idle
No. 12 Texas Tech at Colorado
No. 13 Utah is idle
No. 14 Oregon is idle


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