I don't envy the voters' task after the most chaotic Saturday in recent memory. But that doesn't excuse ... a lot about this week's AP poll.
Projecting the new AP Top 25 college football rankings after BYU outlasted Notre Dame, Georgia and Texas were upset in SEC play, Ohio State outlasted Indiana and so much more chaos in Week 7.
Parsing through the AP voters' logic will leave you frustrated and confused. That's how flawed the latest ranking is.
Projecting the new AP Top 25 college football rankings after Georgia outlasted Alabama, Texas lost to Oklahoma, UCLA upset Oregon, Florida fell to South Carolina and LSU lost at Kentucky.
Arch Manning threw the game away in the Red River Rivalry. Just how costly was Texas' first loss of the season?
Florida looked like the better team against Ole Miss, while Michigan got what they deserved. The college football rankings will reflect that.
College football's Top 25 is getting an early shake-up in Week 4, but not as big as it could have been if Josh Heupel's game management was better.
Projecting the new AP Top 25 college football rankings after Ole Miss took revenge against Lane Kiffin and LSU, Texas A&M was upset, and much more.
Texas A&M lost to an unranked Kentucky squad and they could soon have company falling down the Top 25.
The defending national champs are coasting on reputation a bit, while several hot starts are flying under the radar.
Projecting changes to the AP Top 25 with up-to-the-minute updates of the college football rankings after each game in Week 1.
The first power rankings are out and the G6 has a lot of College Football Playoff contenders early in the season, now including Memphis.
Steve Sarkisian and the Horns face a make-or-break year. But the scheduling gods have done them no favors.
College football’s biggest stars get the hype, but these underrated names could make all the difference in 2026.
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