College football rankings are in for the AP Top 25 for the week of Oct. 4th.

Most notably, the Texas Longhorns are out and Air Force slipped into the No. 25 spot. That’s not a misprint. Things are certainly changing on the NCAAF front with the Georgia Bulldogs and Longhorns well out of the Top 25 picture and teams like Nevada, and we’ll say it again only because it’s Air Force. . . . Air Force in the mix.

No. 1 Alabama stayed in their normal nesting place in the top spot after bitch-slapping Florida and dropping them down 7 places from last week to No. 14.

Denard Robinson’s No. 18 Michigan Wolverines and No. 17 Michigan State keep creeping up the ladder on a weekly basis but with the two facing off this weekend in a bitter rivalry game, one should drop by the time this weekend is over.

BTW, Boise State gets an honorable mention just because they have that blue field. Boise’s Broncos dropped down a notch to the No. 4 spot while picking up a lone number one vote.

The Big Ten and SEC were represented by six teams the past two weeks but with Joe-Pa’s Penn State falling out of the Top 25, the SEC rules this week with having six teams in place. Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, and South Carolina are still on the list.

Below is the list of all Top 25 teams:

Associated Press Top 25

1.      Alabama (58) 5-0

2.      Ohio State (1) 5-0

3.      Oregon (5-0)

4.      Boise State (1) (4-0)

5.      TCU (5-0)

6.      Oklahoma (5-0)

7.      Nebraska (4-0)

8.      Auburn (5-0)

9.      Arizona (4-0)

10.   Utah (4-0)

11.   Arkansas (3-1)

12.   LSU (5-0)

13.   Miami (FL)  (3-1)

14.   Florida (4-1)

15.   Iowa (4-1)

16.   Stanford (4-1)

17.   Michigan State (5-0)

18.   Michigan (5-0)

19.   South Carolina (3-1)

20.   Wisconsin (4-1)

21.   Nevada (5-0)

22.   Oklahoma State (4-0)

23.   Florida State (4-1)

24.   Missouri (4-0)

25.   Air Force (4-1)

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AP Top 25 college football rankings are in for week 4.

After a solid 3-0 start, last week’s No. 10 Arkansas battled No. 1 Alabama at home until the final minutes but a Ryan Mallett interception killed their chances for an upset and dropped the Razorbacks down five notches to No. 15.

As anticipated, No. 1 Alabama (4-0) retained the top spot after that tough road win. The Top 25 also has a surprise newcomer, No. 25 Nevada, who joins the elite group for the first time in several decades.

 The top three spots have remained the same with No. 2 Ohio State (4-0) and No. 3 Boise State Broncos (3-0) staying in their spots after winning over the weekend.

The Big Ten is represented by six teams, Ohio State, Iowa, Wisconsin, Penn State, Denard Robinson’s Michigan and Michigan State. (Nebraska who is joining the Big Ten next season is ranked No. 6).

The SEC also has a strong representation in the AP Top 25 with Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, and South Carolina making it to the list.

No. 21 Texas Longhorns who suffered an embarrassing loss to the unranked UCLA Bruins spiraled down 14 slots from the No. 7 spot.

Below is the list of all Top 25 teams:

Associated Press Top 25

1. Alabama (57) 4-0
2. Ohio State (2) 4-0
3. Boise State (1) 4-0
4. Oregon (4-0)
5. TCU (4-0)
6. Nebraska (4-0)
7. Florida (4-0)
8. Oklahoma (4-0)
9. Stanford (4-0)
10. Auburn (4-0)
11. Wisconsin (4-0)
12. LSU (4-0)
13. Utah (4-0)
14. Arizona (4-0)
15. Arkansas (3-1)
16. Miami (FL)  (2-1)
17. Iowa  (3-1)
18. USC (4-0)
19. South Carolina (3-1)
20. Michigan (4-0)
21. Texas (3-1)
22. Penn State (3-1)
23. North Caroline State (4-0)
24. Michigan State (4-0)
25. Nevada (4-0)

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College football rankings are in for the week. With a bunch more games in the books, the AP top ten hasn’t changed drastically over the past few weeks since week one.

With a solid 3-0 start, Arkansas did manage to make it into the Top Ten, taking over the No. 10 spot with Iowa (2-1) dropping down to the No. 18 spot.

It appears several voters are falling out of love with Boise State. After receiving 8 first-place votes two weeks ago, the Broncos managed just a single vote for the No. 1 spot while maintaining their No. 3 ranking behind No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 “The” Ohio State.

The Big Ten and SEC were each represented with six teams in the Top 25 with Alabama, Florida and Arkansas actually occupying top ten spots.

Here’s a brief rundown on the top few in the poll, followed by the list of all Top 25 teams.

No. 1 Alabama – 53 first-place votes and 1,492 points.

No. 2 Ohio State – 5 first-place votes and 1,435 points.

No. 3 Boise State – 1 first-place vote and 1,334 points

As mentioned earlier, the SEC had strong representation in the AP Top 25 with Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, and South Carolina making it to the list.

The Big Ten is represented by Ohio State, Iowa, Wisconsin, Penn State, Michigan and Michigan State. (Nebraska who is joining the Big Ten next season is ranked No. 6)

Associated Press Top 25

1. Alabama (53) 3-0
2. Ohio State (5) 3-0
3. Boise State (1) 3-0
4. TCU 3-0
5. Oregon (3-0)
6. Nebraska (3-0)
7. Texas (1) 3-0
8. Oklahoma (3-0)
9. Florida (3-0)
10. Arkansas (3-0)
11. Wisconsin (3-0)
12. South Carolina (3-0)
13. Utah (3-0)
14. Arizona (3-0)
15. LSU (3-0)
16. Stanford (3-0)
17. Auburn (3-0)
18. Iowa (2-1)
19. Miami (FL) (1-1)
20. USC (3-0)
21. Michigan (3-0)
22. West Virginia (3-0)
23. Penn State (2-1)
24. Oregon State (1-1)
25. Michigan State (3-0)

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College football rankings are in for the week. With all eyes on Boise State, the Broncos came galloping out the gate with a vengeance trying to make a statement against Virginia Tech last night but after taking a commanding lead early in the game, they needed a last-minute score to take home a 33-30 win.

With the effort, the Broncos picked up 7 first-place votes in this week’s AP Poll but still remain in the No. 3 spot behind No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 “The” Ohio State.

Here’s a brief rundown on the top three in the poll. No. 1 Alabama – 47 first-place votes and 1,484 points; No. 2 Ohio State – 4 first-place votes and 1,412 points; No. 3 Boise State – 8 first-place votes and 1,399 points

Florida stunk up The Swamp in their 34-12 unimpressive win on Saturday and as expected, dropped down several slots into the No. 8 spot. TCU then moved up two to take over that No. 4 slot the Gators held last week. After an average outing, the Texas Longhorns remained No. 5 and actually received one first-place vote that you would have to think was granted by a local homer in the Lone Star State.

The SEC had strong representation with Alabama, Florida, Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, Georgia and South Carolina making it to the list.

Associated Press Top 25

                TEAM                                                  POINTS

1. Alabama                        1-0                   1484
2. Ohio State                     1-0                   1412
3. Boise Sta te                   1-0                   1399
4. TCU                                  1-0                   1256
5. Texas                              1-0                    1192
6. Nebraska                       1-0                    1105
7. Oregon                           1-0                    1077
8. Florida                           1-0                    1065
9. Iowa                                1-0                   1044
10. Oklahoma                      1-0                   917
11. Wisconsin                      1-0                   881
12. Miami (FL)                    1-0                   877
13. Virginia Tech               0-1                   782
14. Arkansas                        1-0                   572
15. Georgia Tech                1-0                   555
16. USC                                   1-0                   520
17. Florida State                 1-0                   504
18. Penn State                      1-0                   418
19. LSU                                    1-0                  384
20. Utah                                  1-0                  365
21. Auburn                            1-0                  362
22. Georgia                            1-0                  353
23. West Virginia                1-0                  226
24. South Carolina             1-0                  164
25. Stanford                         1-0                   96

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