Five Big 12 teams ranked in US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 9 action
Utah rises to No. 4 in the US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 9, while Ohio State tumbles to No. 10. Five Big 12 teams remain ranked in the Top 25.
After five consecutive losses, Colorado secured a victory over Kansas State in overtime, 27-24, but the team remains far from consideration for the latest US LBM Coaches Poll. The Big 12 Conference maintains a presence in the poll with five teams after Week 9 results. Utah, after traveling to Cincinnati, climbed one spot to No. 4, claiming the top ranking in the Big 12.
BYU and Texas Tech each moved up one spot to No. 8 and No. 13, respectively. Houston, on a bye this week, also improved to No. 18. Arizona retained its spot in the poll at No. 22, despite a loss to Texas Tech. Oklahoma State and Cincinnati were the only teams receiving votes, with the Cowboys earning nine votes and the Bearcats one this week.
In the broader context of college football, the top 10 saw a minor reordering behind Miami, which is now No. 1, followed by Georgia, Indiana, and UCLA in the top 5. Ohio State dropped eight spots to No. 10 after a loss to USC, while the USC Trojans rose eight spots following their win. New Mexico entered the poll for the first time, taking the No. 25 spot after Florida withdrew. The complete US LBM Coaches Poll for the week of Week 9 is provided here.
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