Despite picking up a win against Texas Tech on Saturday, Texas dropped one spot to No. 9 in the AP poll. With the addition of Big Ten teams into the poll, Ohio State seemingly caused the Longhorns’ fall in the poll.
Two other Big 12 teams, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, are also featured in the AP poll. For the first time since Nov. 15, 2015, the Cowboys are ahead of the Sooners. Oklahoma dropped 15 spots after losing to Kansas State at home. Oklahoma State dropped two spots as well, even after beating West Virginia in Stillwater.
Here is the full top 25:
- Clemson
- Alabama
- Florida
- Georgia
- Notre Dame
- Ohio State
- Auburn
- Miami
- Texas
- Penn State
- UCF
- North Carolina
- Texas A&M
- Oregon
- Cincinnati
- Mississippi State
- Oklahoma State
- Oklahoma
- Wisconsin
- LSU
- Tennessee
- BYU
- Michigan
- Pittsburgh
- Memphis
Virginia Tech 195, Louisiana-Lafayette 126, * Minnesota 110, * USC 104, Kansas State 60, SMU 37, Marshall 31, Baylor 22, * Iowa 16, * Utah 14, Virginia 12, Arkansas State 11, UAB 5, Washington 4, Kentucky 4, Louisville 4, Army 3
Related: Week 4 Amway Coaches Poll: Texas stays put, Oklahoma out of top 15
Big Ten and Pac-12 teams joined the mix for the first time this week. Ohio State (No. 6), Penn State (No. 10), Wisconsin (No. 19), and Michigan (No. 23) feature from the Big Ten while Oregon (No. 14) is the lone Pac-12 squad.
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