AP Top 25: Texas remains No. 1 as No. 5 Tennessee continues to climb

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The AP Top 25 college football rankings have seen Tennessee rise to No. 5 following their 25-15 victory against Oklahoma, continuing their upward trajectory for the fourth consecutive week. Texas remains the top-ranked team for the second straight week, receiving 44 of the 62 first-place votes. Georgia and Ohio State hold steady at No. 2 and No.

3, respectively, while Alabama is positioned at No. 4. The Volunteers, who began the season ranked No. 15, have shown impressive growth, peaking at No. 2 during the 2022 season.

Boise State's entry into the rankings at No. 25 marks their first return since 2020, highlighting their recent success. Mississippi has slipped to No. 6, while Miami, Oregon, and Penn State have all moved up one place. The rankings reflect the competitive landscape of college football as teams gear up for pivotal matchups, including an upcoming clash between Georgia and Alabama.

These developments illustrate the dynamic nature of the college football season.

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