College football rankings for week 13 of the 2024 season have been released, and the AP Top 5 has remained unchanged.

Oregon (11-0) continues its unanimous reign at the top of the AP Poll with all 62 first-place votes. The Ducks also top the Coaches Poll with every first-place vote there as well (55).

The remainder of the AP Top 5 is again Ohio State (2), Texas (3), Penn State (4), and Indiana (5). The Coaches Poll Top 5 now matches the AP Poll.

Two schools that made big moves up this week include South Carolina and Tulane. South Carolina defeated Missouri at home, 34-30, to improve to 7-3 on the season. As a result, the Gamecocks jumped four spots in both the AP Poll and Coaches Poll to No. 19.

After defeating Navy on the road, 35-0, Tulane improved its regular-season mark to 9-2. The Green Wave moved up five spots in the AP Poll to N0. 20 and went from unranked in the Coaches Poll to No. 20.

Newly ranked teams in the AP Poll include Arizona State (21), Iowa State (22), UNLV (23), and Illinois (24). LSU, Louisville, and Missouri fell out of both polls following losses on Saturday. Also dropping out was Kansas State (AP) and Washington State (Coaches).

Below are the FBS and FCS college football rankings for Week 13 of the 2024 season (first-place votes in parentheses):

AP Poll – Week 13

1. Oregon (62)
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Indiana
6. Notre Dame
7. Alabama
8. Georgia
9. Ole Miss
10. Tennessee
11. Miami
12. Boise State
13. SMU
14. BYU
15. Texas A&M
16. Colorado
17. Clemson
18. Army
19. South Carolina
20. Tulane
21. Arizona State
22. Iowa State
23. UNLV
24. Illinois
25. Washington State

Others receiving votes: Missouri 56, Memphis 38, Kansas State 36, Syracuse 21, Louisville 15, Pittsburgh 6, LSU 6, Louisiana 5, Vanderbilt 4, James Madison 2, Duke 2, Colorado State 2, Georgia Tech 1

Dropped from rankings: Kansas State 20, LSU 21, Louisville 22, Missouri 24

FBS Coaches Poll – Week 13

1. Oregon (55)
2. Ohio State
3. Texas
4. Penn State
5. Indiana
6. Notre Dame
7. Alabama
8. Georgia
9. Ole Miss
10. Miami
11. Tennessee
12. SMU
13. Boise State
14. Texas A&M
15. BYU
16. Clemson
17. Army
18. Colorado
19. South Carolina
20. Tulane
21. Iowa State
22. Arizona State
23. UNLV
24. Memphis
25. Kansas State

Others receiving votes: Washington State 65, Illinois 56, Missouri 44, Syracuse 18, James Madison 11, Duke 9, Pittsburgh 7, Louisiana 5, Louisville 2, Sam Houston 1, Vanderbilt 1, LSU 1, Colorado State 1

Dropped from rankings: Washington State 18, Missouri 21, LSU 22, Louisville 24

Stats Perform FCS Top 25 – Week 13

1. North Dakota State (41)
2. Montana State (15)
3. South Dakota State
4. South Dakota
5. UC Davis
6. UIW
7. Idaho
8. Mercer
9. Montana
10. Richmond
11. Abilene Christian
12. Southeast Missouri
13. Rhode Island
14. Illinois State
15. Villanova
16. Tarleton State
17. Harvard
18. Stony Brook
19. Duquesne
20. Jackson State
21. Northern Arizona
22. UT Martin
23. SC State
24. New Hampshire
25. Eastern Kentucky

Others receiving votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Tennessee State 97, William & Mary 69, NC Central 56, Southern Utah 38, Southeastern Louisiana 28, Chattanooga 24, Western Carolina 21, Central Arkansas 19, ETSU 10, Tennessee Tech 8, Lehigh 6, Drake 5

Dropped from rankings: Chattanooga 19, ETSU 21, Central Arkansas 24

FCS Coaches Poll – Week 13

1. North Dakota State (23)
2. Montana State (3)
3. South Dakota State
4. South Dakota
5. UC Davis
6. UIW
7. Richmond
8. Idaho
9. Mercer
10. Montana
11. Southeast Missouri
12. Abilene Christian
13. Illinois State
14. Villanova
15. Rhode Island
16. Tarleton State
17. Jackson State
18. Missouri State
19. Duquesne
20. Stony Brook
21t. Harvard
21t. SC State
23. Butler
24. UT Martin
25. Tennessee State

Others receiving votes: Northern Arizona 41, NC Central 32, William & Mary 29, Drake 10, Southeastern Louisiana 8, Eastern Kentucky 7, New Hampshire 7, Chattanooga 5, Southern Utah 4, Dartmouth 3, North Dakota 3, Central Arkansas 1

Dropped from rankings: Dartmouth 24 Chattanooga 25t