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Georgia moved up to No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday following its win at Alabama, Texas dropped six spots to No. 7 after its loss to rival Oklahoma and Oregon was unranked for the first time in four years after losing for the second time in the past month.
Missouri coach Eliah Drinkwitz used his opening statement during a Tuesday news conference to clear the air regarding speculation that he could replace Mike Norvell, who was fired by Florida State earlier in the week.
The guessing game is almost over.
Ohio State dropped out of the top 10 of The Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday for the first time in five years, UCLA entered the top five for the first time in 25 years and New Mexico earned the first ranking in program history.
If the world were fair and just and the football gods shined their light upon all willing to bend the knee and honor the sport, then this would be the weekend in which we celebrate the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Five-star point guard Reese Alston announced Thursday that he has committed to LSU, giving Tigers coach Will Wade his third top-25 recruit in the 2027 class.
Missouri All-American tailback Ahmad Hardy is set to make his season debut this weekend at Arkansas, sources told ESPN.
A 24-team playoff can't come soon enough for the Big 12.
This was no Week 7! BYU, Texas Tech and Tennessee all fell to unranked teams, but most of the other top teams in the poll managed to handle their business. Miami remained atop the poll after taking care of Pitt while fellow unbeatens, Utah and UCLA, crept ever closer to the top spot. After tough losses, Iowa and USC were replaced by Oklahoma State and Wisconsin.