Texas tops AP Poll as Oregon and Penn State rise after wins
- Oregon and Penn State moved up in the AP college football poll after significant wins.
- Texas received 56 first-place votes, marking their highest ranking since 2014.
- Navy and Army are both ranked together for the first time since 1960, highlighting a historic moment in college football.
In the United States, the latest Associated Press college football poll revealed significant shifts following a weekend of thrilling games. Oregon and Penn State each advanced in the rankings after impressive victories, while Navy and Army made their debut in the Top 25 together for the first time since 1960. Texas maintained its dominance, receiving 56 out of 62 first-place votes, marking their highest ranking since the end of the 2014 season. The weekend's games were less chaotic compared to the previous week, which saw multiple upsets among the top teams. Notably, Ohio State dropped two spots, while LSU and Mississippi made significant gains after LSU's narrow overtime victory. The Big Ten continues to showcase its strength with three teams in the top five and six overall in the Top 25. Utah, however, fell out of the rankings after suffering a loss, highlighting the competitive nature of college football this season. The upcoming matchups promise to be exciting as both Army and Navy enter the rankings, setting the stage for a historic clash.