College football polls: Updated AP Top 25, Coaches Poll after Week 5

Gilbert McGregor

Dan Treacy

College football polls: Updated AP Top 25, Coaches Poll after Week 5 image

Week 5 around college football didn't feature as many fireworks as the loaded Week 4 schedule did, but there was still plenty of Top 25 action.

The game of the day turned out to be Ole Miss' victory over LSU, which featured 104 points and a last-minute, game-winning touchdown by the Rebels. Lane Kiffin's team asserted itself after a painful loss to Alabama, while any playoff hopes LSU had disappeared.

No. 11 Notre Dame avoided a drop in the rankings by scoring a last-minute touchdown to outlast No. 17 Duke, despite a great effort from the Blue Devils.

Elsewhere, No. 10 Utah took a Friday night loss at No. 19 Oregon State, positioning the Beavers to jump in Sunday's polls. No. 22 Florida is set to fall out of the rankings after a blowout loss to Kentucky, while No. 1 Georgia is clinging to the top spot after narrowly escaping Auburn.

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Here is an updated look at the Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 after Week 5.

College football rankings for Week 5

Coaches poll

RankingTeamRecordPoints (No. 1 votes)
1Georgia5-01,589 (59)
2Michigan5-01,503 (1)
3Ohio State4-01,405 (2)
4Texas5-01,381 (1)
5Florida State4-01,374
6Penn State5-01,241
7USC5-01,227
8Washington5-01,199
9Oregon5-01,118
10Alabama4-1996
11Notre Dame5-1925
12Oklahoma5-0888
13North Carolina4-0795
14Washington State4-0711
15Mississippi4-1617
16Oregon State4-1606
17Miami4-0566
18Tennessee4-1490
19Utah4-1428
20Kentucky5-0356
21Duke4-1319
22Missouri5-0283
23LSU3-2169
24Fresno State5-0144
25Louisville5-099

Others receiving votes: Maryland 81; Kansas State 73; Texas A&M 59; Air Force 32; UCLA 29; Clemson 18; Iowa 17; Wyoming 12; Kansas 11; Tulane 10; James Madison 8; West Virginia 6; Brigham Young 5; Wisconsin 3; Marshall 3; Ohio 2; Memphis 1; Florida 1.

AP poll

(This section will be updated when the AP poll is released.)

RankingTeamRecordPoints (No. 1 votes)
1Georgia5-01,501 (35)
2Michigan5-01,436 (12)
3Texas5-01,426 (10)
4Ohio State4-01,357 (1)
5Florida State4-01,336 (4)
6Penn State5-01,227
7Washington5-01,213
8Oregon5-01,113
9USC5-01,077
10Notre Dame5-1975
11Alabama4-1921
12Oklahoma5-0840
13Washington State4-0765
14North Carolina4-0726
15Oregon State4-1633
16Mississippi4-1616
17Miami4-0589
18Utah4-1454
19Duke4-1384
20Kentucky5-0344
21Missouri5-0329
22Tennessee4-1306
23LSU3-2149
24Fresno State5-0130
25Louisville5-090

Others receiving votes: Maryland 81, Kansas St. 44, Texas A&M 31, UCLA 19, Tulane 8, Air Force 7, Wisconsin 6, Clemson 5, West Virginia 5, Kansas 3, James Madison 3, Colorado 1.

Gilbert McGregor

Gilbert McGregor first joined The Sporting News in 2018 as a content producer for Global editions of NBA.com. Before covering the game, McGregor played basketball collegiately at Wake Forest, graduating with a Communication degree in 2016. McGregor began covering the NBA during the 2017-18 season and has been on hand for a number of league events.

Dan Treacy

Dan Treacy is a content producer for Sporting News, joining in 2022 after graduating from Boston University. He founded @allsportsnews on Instagram in 2012 and has written for Lineups and Yardbarker.