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Texas is the new No. 1 in Week 4’s college football AP Top 25

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September 16, 2024

Texas is the new No. 1 in Week 4's college football AP Top 25

There is a new No. 1 within the newest AP Ballot rankings. Let’s take a look at a number of the notable strikes in Week 4’s AP Ballot.

Week 4 AP Ballot

RANK	SCHOOL	POINTS	RECORD	PREV
1	Texas (35)	1540	3-0	2
2	Georgia (23)	1518	3-0	1
3	Ohio State (5)	1461	209	3
4	Alabama	1358	3-0	4
5	Ole Miss	1316	3-0	5
6	Tennessee	1188	3-0	7
7	Missouri	1127	3-0	6
8	Miami (FL)	1094	3-0	10
9	Oregon	1093	3-0	9
10	Penn State	1050	2-0	8
11	Southern California	1008	2-0	11
12	Utah	912	3-0	12
13	Kansas State	836	3-0	14
14	Oklahoma State	742	3-0	13
15	Oklahoma	649	3-0	15
16	LSU	537	2-1	16
17	Notre Dame	477	2-1	18
18	Michigan	447	2-1	17
19	Louisville	418	2-0	19
20	Iowa State	354	2-0	21
21	Clemson	291	1-1	22
22	Nebraska	266	3-0	23
23	Northern Illinois	151	2-0	25
24	Illinois	137	3-0	NR
25	Texas A&M	82	2-1	NR

Others receiving votes: Memphis 77, Boise St. 62, Syracuse 62, UNLV 54, Boston School 47, Washington St. 30, Arizona 15, Iowa 15, Indiana 13, California 11, Liberty 10, Toledo 9, UCF 6, South Carolina 3, North Carolina 3, Arizona St. 3, BYU 2, Pittsburgh 1

Texas is the brand new No. 1

Texas is the No. 1 workforce within the AP Ballot for the primary time since October 2008. T.I. and Brittney Spears have been topping the charts the final time Texas was ranked one of the best in faculty soccer. In 2024, the Longhorns live their life just like the Atlanta rapper in 2008, off to an undefeated begin at 3-0, with a top-10 highway win coming two weeks in the past.

Texas strikes previous Georgia, who solely beat an unranked Kentucky workforce by one level on the highway. In the meantime, the Texas offense is doing no matter it likes to opponents — similar to T.I. ‘s No. 1 music in 2008 — regardless of if Quinn Ewers or Arch Manning is getting snaps at quarterback.

**Groups with first-place votes in Week 4**
Group	First-Place Votes
Texas	35
Georgia	23
Ohio State	5

WEEK 3 RECAP: No. 1 Georgia survives Kentucky, No. 16 LSU wins thriller, Memphis stuns FSU and extra

Utah, Kansas State and Oklahoma State tempo the Huge 12

There is a jumble of Huge 12 groups just under the highest 10 of the AP Ballot. Kansas State moved as much as No. 13 after defeating then-No. 20 Arizona. Oklahoma State fell behind the Wildcats at No. 14, whereas No. 12 Utah held regular

We’ll see Utah go to Oklahoma State this week to make clear the Huge 12 image, and Kansas State will host the Cowboys the next week. The race for the Huge 12 title will get very thrilling very quickly.

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Illinois and Texas A&M are the brand new entrants for the week

Solely two top-25 groups misplaced in Week 3, with Arizona and Boston School shedding to ranked opponents. These two groups fell out of the rankings, and No. 24 Illinois and No. 25 Texas A&M changed them.

Illinois is 3-0 with a ranked win below its belt. The Combating Illini beat a ranked Kansas workforce two weeks in the past and most not too long ago took down Central Michigan to remain undefeated.

Texas A&M dominated Florida with its backup quarterback, main the Aggies again to the rankings after opening the preseason at No. 20 after which being unranked for 2 weeks.