Austin, Texas – A fresh chapter in college football has begun as the Texas Longhorns claim the top rank in the Associated Press college football poll following a decisive victory over the UTSA Roadrunners. This achievement marks the first time in 16 years that Texas has reached the No. 1 spot, overtaking the once reigning champions, Georgia.
Texas is gearing up for a game against UL Monroe this Saturday, and excitement is buzzing in the air. However, there is uncertainty surrounding the quarterback position as both Quinn Ewers, who is dealing with an oblique strain, and Arch Manning have been in contention for the starting role. In a recent update, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed that Manning will take the helm as the starting quarterback for the game.
Meanwhile, Georgia, despite being undefeated, has slipped to the No. 2 spot after only narrowly defeating Kentucky in an intense Southeastern Conference (SEC) match. The current top five is rounded out by Ohio State, Alabama, and Ole Miss, maintaining their positions from last week.
As Week 4 of college football approaches, fans can look forward to several thrilling matchups. Notably, the game between No. 24 Illinois and No. 22 Nebraska is set to kickoff at 8 p.m. ET on Friday night. Fans will have plenty of games to choose from, spread across multiple networks including ABC, CBS, ESPN, and Fox. For viewers who prefer to catch the action online, streaming services like ESPN+, Sling, and Fubo will also broadcast the games, with Fubo currently offering a free trial.
It looks to be an exciting weekend filled with college football as teams battle it out on the field. Here’s how the top 25 teams stand heading into Week 4:
- Texas
- Georgia
- Ohio State
- Alabama
- Ole Miss
- Tennessee
- Missouri
- Miami (Fla.)
- Oregon
- Penn State
- USC
- Utah
- Kansas State
- Oklahoma State
- Oklahoma
- LSU
- Notre Dame
- Michigan
- Louisville
- Iowa State
- Clemson
- Nebraska
- Northern Illinois
- Illinois
- Texas A&M
As fans gear up for another thrilling weekend of college football, they eagerly await to see how the teams will perform on the field.
