by: Nick Kosko 6 hours ago nickkosko59
The latest AP Poll Top 25 rankings are here following Week 13 of the college football season, so prepare to debate! Based on the results from the weekend, teams are surely going to jump, fall and well, maybe stand pat!
There was nothing too groundbreaking in Week 13, but the regular season finale sets up for plenty of drama. AP Poll and CFP rankings are sure to be turned upside down!
So let’s dive into the latest AP Poll rankings following Week 12. We’ll start with the top of the list.
Ohio State ran by Rutgers 42-9 and is now 11-0 on the season. They top the AP Poll once again and now get to square off with Michigan in a massive edition of The Game.
Julian Sayin had a quick day, throwing for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Bo Jackson had 110 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.
It was another weekend where Indiana didn’t lose! Well, the Hoosiers had a bye week so it was impossible but they are No. 2 in the AP Poll!
Curt Cignetti and crew just need to beat Purdue to clinch their ticket to the Big Ten Championship and the College Football Playoff. This team is back for more in 2025 and ready to make a run.
Marcel Reed had a quick day in a 48-0 win for Texas A&M. The Aggies ran by Samford and now get set for Texas this coming weekend.
High atop the AP Poll, Texas A&M is unbeaten in large part due to Reed. He had 120 yards and three touchdowns before resting for the remainder of the game.
Georgia made quick work of Charlotte, 35-3 to improve to 10-1. Gunner Stockton was just a pedestrian 17-of-21 for 196 yards and an interception.
Still, this is a top five team in the AP Poll and Nate Frazier and Bo Walker combined for five touchdowns as Georgia cruised. Next up is Georgia Tech.
Oregon had a hard earned win over USC to get to 10-1 on the season and put them on the precipice of another College Football Playoff appearance. The Ducks are firmly in the top 10 of the AP Poll as well for another week.
QB Dante Moore had 257 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in the win. Noah Whittington was a stud, running for 104 yards and a score.
Ole Miss was all smiles this weekend because they had a week off and stayed high up in the AP Poll. But Lane Kiffin’s impending decision overshadows any good fortune right now.
At first it was cute, because there were no indications that he was going to leave. Now LSU and Florida’s reported offers are in and Kiffin and Ole Miss have to have long conversations. We’ll now after the Egg Bowl, but Rebel fans are walking on eggshells, pun fully intended.