1. Georgia Bulldogs (46)
  2. Ohio State Buckeyes (15)
  3. Oregon Ducks (1)
  4. Texas Longhorns
  5. Alabama Crimson Tide
  6. Ole Miss Rebels
  7. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
  8. Penn State Nittany Lions
  9. Michigan Wolverines
  10. Florida State Seminoles
  11. Missouri Tigers
  12. Utah Utes
  13. LSU Tigers
  14. Clemson Tigers
  15. Tennessee Volunteers
  16. Oklahoma Sooners
  17. Oklahoma State Cowboys
  18. Kansas State Wildcats
  19. Miami Hurricanes
  20. Texas A&M Aggies
  21. Arizona Wildcats
  22. Kansas Jayhawks
  23. USC Trojans
  24. NC State
  25. Iowa Hawkeyes

Others Receiving Votes: Louisville 111, Virginia Tech 77, Boise St. 47, SMU 33, Iowa St. 33, Liberty 32, Washington 23, West Virginia 17, Memphis 16, Nebraska 16, Wisconsin 15, UTSA 6, Tulane 5, Appalachian St. 4, Kentucky 3, Auburn 2, Colorado 1.

AP Top 25 College Football Poll

  • CMLVI@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Another year, another time A&M gets ranked low to boost SEC schedules.

    At least WVU receiving votes tho! Neal gonna take us to the B12 championship game (he’s gonna go 7-5 and we’re gonna flame out after Pitt)

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      3 months ago

      Preseason ranking are based on returning players and recruiting class. A&M always has a good recruiting class they just never manage to do anything with them.

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        3 months ago

        Yeah, but at a certain point, that needs to be taken into account. Not that pre-season ranks necessarily matter, but it does play into what assumptions are made of other teams. This will presumably turn into a top 20 win for a conference opponent just based on “they had good recruiting”.