Where Oklahoma State ranks in college football polls after crushing Colorado
After a dominant win over Colorado, Oklahoma State football remains the first team out of the US LBM Coaches Poll.
After a dominant 57-24 victory over Colorado on Saturday night, Oklahoma State Football has surged back into the Big 12 championship race, but the question remains whether this performance is sufficient to propel them into the top-25 college football polls. As of now, the Cowboys hold the first place spot in the US LBM Coaches Poll, sitting outside the Top 25 in the AP Top 25 rankings, which will be released later on Sunday, Oct. 25.
The AP Top 25 rankings are expected to be published on Sunday, and the Cowboys may find themselves climbing the ladder. Meanwhile, the US LBM Coaches Poll currently places Oklahoma State at the top, with 120 first-place votes. Following closely is Wisconsin with 114 votes, while Cincinnati, New Mexico, Minnesota, UTSA, and Nebraska round out the list with 49, 43, 35, 34, and 27 first-place votes respectively.
The Cowboys' success continues with their ranking in the top-25, and fans can look forward to the release of the AP Top 25 poll, which will give them a clearer picture of their standing in the national rankings.
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