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Tomorrow's Top 25 projects college football rankings after Week 4
Florida’s 302 rushing yards and Iowa’s last-second road win could drive major movement in the new AP Top 25, pollsters said.
- College football's Top 25 rankings face significant upheaval following a chaotic Week 4, which featured six matchups between ranked teams—the most in a single week since 2023.
- Saturday's slate forced pollsters to re-evaluate preseason positions after unexpected upsets and thrilling performances disrupted the hierarchy across college football.
- Florida head coach Jon Sumrall led the Florida Gators to a 52-28 upset over No. 11 Ole Miss Rebels, while Iowa Hawkeyes stunned Michigan Wolverines 20-19 and Texas Longhorns defeated Tennessee Volunteers 20-17.
- Projections show Florida soaring into the top 10 for the first time since 2021, while Ole Miss faces a drop of at least three spots following the loss.
- Voters are finalizing adjustments for the new AP and Coaches Poll rankings, with analysts identifying the Gators' rise as the most consequential story of this week's update.
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A big college football shuffle is on tap after Florida railroads Ole M
A weekend of college football matchups didn’t disappoint and the results may roll through the latest AP Top 25 rankings , starting near the top. No. 21 Florida manhandled Ole Miss 52-28 on Saturday, making the fourth-ranked
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College Football Rankings: Florida Breaks Top 10, LSU Falls Despite Win & More
Week 4 of the college football season brought us some of the wildest games and biggest upsets we’ve seen all year. It featured six ranked matchups, with unranked teams coming ready to play and apparently ending a couple of Blue Bloods’ playoff aspirations, especially in the Big Ten. The marquee headline belonged to the Swamp, […]
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