Four Big 12 teams in latest US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 5
Colorado remains absent from the US LBM Coaches Poll after falling to 2-3, while the Big 12's trio of title contenders is becoming clear.
At the conclusion of Week 5, four teams from the Big 12 Conference secured spots in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll. Colorado, currently 2-3, did not make the cut but was absent from the poll. However, BYU climbed one spot to No. 8 after defeating TCU, Texas Tech moved up to No. 9 following a strong fourth quarter performance, and Utah maintained their position at No. 12, up one spot despite sitting out this week.
Houston, winning by ten points over UCF, is ranked 19th, rounding out the list of the top 15 Big 12 teams. Oklahoma State, absent from the poll, received 187 votes during their bye week. Arizona, Baylor, and Kansas State were included in the receiving votes section with 15, 3, and 1 votes, respectively. In other college football news, the top seven teams remained consistent, with Texas, Georgia, and Notre Dame leading the way.
BYU, Texas Tech, and LSU all rose one spot to enter the top 10, while Florida fell seven spots due to a significant loss to Missouri.
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