Texas remains No. 1 in the AP Top 25 ahead of Oklahoma rivalry game.

Texas received 61 of 70 first-place votes in the AP poll. Georgia received six, Miami two, and Indiana the remaining vote.
Texas and Oklahoma both came off a bye before their Red River matchup, scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Dallas.
Missouri’s 45-17 win over Florida was the Tigers’ first victory over a top-10 team under coach Eli Drinkwitz.
Ole Miss’s defensive front was overwhelmed in the loss to Florida, with Jadan Baugh and Duke Clark leading the Gators’ ground attack. The article also notes that Ole Miss brought in transfers to reinforce a defensive line that had lost key contributors.
Texas held the No. 1 ranking in the AP Top 25 for a fourth straight week, receiving 61 of 70 first-place votes ahead of its Red River rivalry showdown with Oklahoma on Saturday. CBS Sports reported that Georgia stayed at No. 2 after routing Vanderbilt 38-14, while Alabama jumped to No. 6 following a dominant 56-23 win over Mississippi State.
The SEC continues to dominate college football rankings. Alabama and Georgia are both unbeaten in league play at 3-0 and will face each other next week, while Texas is perfect in conference play after one game. Sports Illustrated noted that Ole Miss's defense was overwhelmed in a 52-28 loss to Florida, which piled up 302 rushing yards.
Missouri jumped 11 spots to No. 14 after crushing Florida 45-17. Yahoo Sports reported that this marked the Tigers' first victory over a top-10 team under coach Eli Drinkwitz. The win sent Florida tumbling to No. 16 and opened a top-10 spot for LSU, which moved up to No. 10 following its Week 5 victory.
Alabama's 56-23 demolition of Mississippi State moved the Crimson Tide into the top six. Both Alabama and Georgia sit unbeaten in SEC conference play at 3-0 and will clash next week in a matchup that could reshape the playoff picture. CBS Sports highlighted how the SEC now dominates the top of the rankings with multiple teams in contention.
Texas and Oklahoma both used bye weeks to prepare before their Red River rivalry game, scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Dallas. Texas entered the matchup unbeaten in SEC play after one conference game, while Georgia's dominant wins have kept it firmly in second place behind the Longhorns in the national rankings.
Pittsburgh entered the AP Poll at No. 25, but the Panthers face a major setback with quarterback Mason Heintschel out for the season with an ACL injury. Kentucky also made moves with an overtime 35-34 win over South Carolina, showing continued volatility in the middle of the rankings.
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