Georgia maintained its position as the top-ranked team in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll after securing a victory against Missouri.
The Bulldogs earned 58 of 73 first-place votes to solidify their status, according to the latest poll data.
Utah preserved its No. 2 ranking following a narrow win over Arizona, a contest that required a late score to keep the team undefeated, as reported by USA Today.
Notre Dame remains at No. 3 after defeating Boston College, while UCLA holds the No. 4 spot following a win against Illinois.
Indiana rounds out the top five, capturing the remaining three first-place votes after the team defeated Southern California, per reporting from USA Today.
Miami, Alabama, Texas and Tennessee maintained their positions at numbers six through nine respectively.
Wake Forest climbed into the top 10 for the first time since October 2021 after a road victory against SMU, noted the sports desk.
The poll saw several changes toward the bottom of the rankings.
Louisville reentered the top 25 at No. 22.
Duke moved into the rankings at No. 24 despite a competitive loss to Miami.
Florida also rejoined the poll at No. 25 after the team defeated Kentucky.
The week resulted in SMU, South Carolina and New Mexico dropping out of the top 25 entirely.
The rankings reflect the current landscape of college football following a weekend marked by travel challenges and several close finishes on the field.
Despite the movement in the lower half of the poll, the top of the standings remained largely stable as teams prepared for the next stage of the season, according to the original USA Today report.
The US LBM Coaches Poll continues to be a key indicator for the remainder of the season.