
The latest AP Top 25 college football rankings have delivered a historic shakeup after a weekend of top-10 upsets reshaped the national picture. Miami (FL) has climbed to the No.
1 spot for the first time since 2002, capitalizing on a dramatic double-overtime victory over Florida State at home. Meanwhile, BYU has reached its highest ranking since its 1984 national championship season, securing the No.
2 position. The top five also saw stability from Notre Dame and Georgia, despite both teams narrowly falling in close games.
The rankings reflect a season of unpredictability, with no team retaining its previous position—a first in recent memory—as voters grapple with the fallout from Saturday’s chaotic results. Utah, meanwhile, remains undefeated and will look to extend its nation-leading winning streak in a high-stakes Big 12 matchup against Houston, with ESPN’s *GameDay* set to broadcast the showdown from Salt Lake City.

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