Dawgs Ranked 4th, Sooners Climb to 8th in AP Poll

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Dawgs Ranked 4th, Sooners Climb to 8th in AP Poll

Georgia has ascended to the fourth position in the latest Associated Press college football poll, released on November 16, 2025. The Bulldogs achieved their highest ranking since early September, thanks to a convincing victory over Texas.

Oklahoma’s Remarkable Comeback

Oklahoma has also made headlines, jumping three spots to No. 8 after a victory against Alabama. This marks the Sooners’ return to the top 10 for the first time since mid-October. The last three weeks have seen them rise significantly in the rankings, culminating in their impressive performance against a top-ranked team.

Top Teams of the Week

No. 1: Ohio State (10-0) – Received 57 first-place votes.
No. 2: Indiana (11-0) – Earned eight first-place votes.
No. 3: Texas A&M (10-0) – Notable for their comeback win against South Carolina.
No. 4: Georgia (9-1) – Remains strong with six consecutive victories.
No. 5: Ole Miss (10-1) – Solidified their position after beating Florida.

Significant Rankings and Historical Context

This week’s poll has showcased some historic moments. North Texas entered the rankings for the first time since 1959. With a record of 9-1, they have matched their best start in program history.

Group of Five Teams Shine

North Texas, ranked at No. 22, performed exceptionally against UAB, winning 53-24. This marks a significant achievement for the Mean Green, and they are well-positioned for a potential Group of Five automatic bid to the College Football Playoff.

Other notable teams include No. 21 James Madison, who triumphed over Appalachian State. Missouri returned to the rankings at No. 23, after a remarkable win featuring Ahmad Hardy, who rushed for 300 yards against Mississippi State.

Trending Teams

Miami has climbed to No. 14 after defeating NC State, while Georgia Tech slipped to No. 15. Both teams highlight the ongoing competitiveness of college football this season.

As the season progresses, the impact of these rankings will be crucial for playoff considerations. Upcoming matchups, including No. 23 Missouri vs. No. 8 Oklahoma, promise to shake up the standings further.