AP Top 25 Extra Points: As 4th team to Reach No. 1 this Season, Oregon’s Rise is Sign of the Times
Discover how unexpected player transfers and NIL deals have reshaped college football this season, creating thrilling matchups and surprising upsets!
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Washington State’s Jaylen Wells Shines In Victory Over Arizona
Washington State Upsets No. 4 Arizona with Thrilling Road Victory Led by Jaylen Wells' Heroics!
S. Carolina is #1 in the Women’s AP Top 25. Washington Enters the Poll
South Carolina unanimous No. 1 in women's poll, top 10 the same; Washington enters for 1st time since 2017.
Might be Another Close Game: #5 Washington Against #10 Beavers
Fifth-ranked Washington's last six wins have all been by 10 points or less. If the Huskies are going to make it to 12-0 they’ll probably have to keep winning close ones.
Georgia’s No. 1 Streak hits 22. Louisville, Oregon State Enter Top 10
Georgia extended its streak of weeks being top-ranked in the AP Top 25 to 22, giving the Bulldogs the second-longest run of being No. 1 in the history of the college football poll.
Booming in Attendance, Ratings in Last Season of the Pac-12
The Pac-12 Conference is having a banner season in the midst of having teams about to scatter in all directions. Attendance is up around the league through the halfway mark.
The top-tier of Teams Widens as Points gap Between Them in Poll
he top tier of The Associated Press college football poll is getting crowded. Georgia remains a clear No. 1 in the Top 25. The Bulldogs received 55 first-place votes this week.
Georgia’s Quest for 3rd Straight Championship as No. 1 in AP Top 25.
Georgia will begin its drive for an unprecedented college football championship three-peat as the No. 1 team in The Associated Press preseason Top 25.
Alabama, Houston top Final AP Top 25 Ahead of March Madness
Alabama is No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll of the season Houston is No. 2 and Big Ten champion Purdue was third.
The AP Top 25 Women’s Basketball Poll. Where is Texas?
For the first time in the 47-year history of The Associated Press women’s basketball poll no team from Texas is in the Top 25. That ends a 835-week run dating to the first poll in 1976.