College football ranking push Georgia to No. 1 in US LBM Coaches Poll Top 25
There's a new No.1 in the US LBM Coaches Poll after Texas fell to Oklahoma in Week 6 of the college football season.
The 2026 college football season has brought chaos, including a new No. 1 team in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Georgia has claimed the top spot for the first time this season, receiving the most first-place votes at 60 out of 74. The Bulldogs achieved this feat by defeating Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Despite the loss, Alabama remains in the seventh position.
Notre Dame, who won their match against Stanford, climbed to the second position and secured three first-place votes this week. Miami (Florida) climbed to the third position with a single first-place vote. Indiana moved up to the fourth position after overcoming a close match against Nebraska. Indiana received nine of the remaining ten first-place votes, with the last one going to Ohio State, who entered the rankings at the fifth position.
Texas fell from the top spot to the sixth position after losing to their Red River rival, Oklahoma. The Big 12 favorites Brigham Young and Texas Tech maintained their positions at the eighth and ninth spots, respectively. Mississippi returned to the top 10 and now sits ahead of Utah, who is at the 11th position. UCLA made the biggest jump this week, leaping 10 places to the 12th position after defeating Oregon on the road.
Kentucky gained eight positions to the 17th spot after an overtime win against LSU, who was previously ranked 10th. Oklahoma State entered the rankings at the 20th position, while Wake Forest made its season debut at the 23rd spot, and Boise State joined the poll at the 24th spot. Florida, Duke, and Pittsburgh are the dropouts from the rankings.
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