College football rankings: Texas A&M moves into Top 10

College football rankings for Week 4 of the 2025 season have been released, and the Texas A&M Aggies have moved into the Top 10.

Texas A&M (3-0) moved into the Top 10 following its 41-40 victory on the road over the No. 8 Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The Aggies moved up six spots in the AP Poll and seven spots in the Coaches Poll to No. 10 in each.

As a result of the loss, Notre Dame (0-2) plummeted 16 spots in the AP Poll to No. 24 and 13 spots in the Coaches Poll to No. 21.

The top three teams in the AP Poll remains the same after all three recorded victories this weekend. Ohio State is first, followed by Penn State in second and LSU in third. Miami and Georgia each moved up a spot in the AP Poll to fourth and fifth, respectively.

New teams in the AP Poll for Week 4 include Georgia Tech at No. 18, Vanderbilt at No. 20, and USC at No. 25.

Teams that dropped out of the AP Poll this week after losses include South Carolina (No. 11), Clemson (No. 12), and South Florida (No. 18).

Below are the College football rankings for Week 4 of the 2025 season (first-place votes in parentheses):

AP POLL – Week 4

1. Ohio State (55)
2. Penn State (5)
3. LSU (2)
4. Miami (3)
5. Georgia
6. Oregon (1)
7. Florida State
8. Texas
9. Illinois
10. Texas A&M
11. Oklahoma
12. Iowa State
13. Ole Miss
14. Alabama
15. Tennessee
16. Utah
17. Texas Tech
18. Georgia Tech
19. Indiana
20. Vanderbilt
21. Michigan
22. Auburn
23. Missouri
24. Notre Dame
25. USC

Others receiving votes: BYU 94, South Florida 83, South Carolina 82, Mississippi State 69, TCU 67, Arizona State 57, Tulane 33, Louisville 25, Nebraska 9, Baylor 6, Clemson 6, SMU 4, NC State 4, UNLV 2, Navy 1

Dropped from rankings: South Carolina 11, Clemson 12, South Florida 18

FBS COACHES POLL – WEEK 4

1. Ohio State (62)
2. Penn State (4)
3. Georgia
4. LSU (1)
5. Oregon
6. Miami
7. Texas
8. Illinois
9. Florida State
10. Texas A&M
11. Ole Miss
12. Oklahoma
13. Iowa State
14. Alabama
15. Tennssee
16. Texas Tech
17. Indiana
18. Utah
19. Georgia Tech
20. Michigan
21. Notre Dame
22. Missouri
23. Vanderbilt
24. South Carolina
25. Auburn

Others receiving votes: BYU 158, Arizona State 141, USC 117, Clemson 116, Tulane 107, Louisville 53, TCU 49, South Florida 48, Mississippi State 27, SMU 24, Nebraska 24, Navy 15, Memphis 14, Washington 13, NC State 13, Baylor 8, Houston 5, Kansas 2, UNLV 1, California 1

Dropped from rankings: Clemson 11, South Florida 23, Arizona State 24, BYU 25

Stats Perform FCS Top 25 – Week 4

1. North Dakota State (49)
2. South Dakota State (7)
3. Tarleton State
4. Montana State
5. Montana
6. Illinois State
7. Rhode Island
8. Idaho
9. UC Davis
10. Lehigh
11. Villanova
12. Tennessee Tech
13. Southern Illinois
14. Abilene Christian
15. South Dakota
16. North Dakota
17. Northern Arizona
18. Austin Peay
19. UIW
20. Jackson State
21. Monmouth
22. West Georgia
23. Lamar
24. Sacramento State
25. New Hampshire

Others receiving votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Presbyterian 83, Mercer 63, Harvard 54, Youngstown State 47, Southeast Missouri 43, Gardner-Webb 41, Richmond 33, UT Martin 28, Stephen F. Austin 22, Eastern Kentucky 21, Nicholls 18, ETSU 13, Southeastern Louisiana 13, Tennessee State 13, South Carolina State 11, Stony Brook 10, Bryant 9, Elon 9

Dropped from rankings: Nicholls 22, Mercer 23, Southern Utah 24, Stephen F. Austin 25

FCS Coaches Poll – Week 4

1. North Dakota State (25)
2. South Dakota State (1)
3. Tarleton State
4. Illinois State
5. Montana
6(t). Montana State
6(t). Rhode Island
8. Idaho
9. UC Davis
10. Lehigh
11. Southern Illinois
12(t). Tennessee Tech
12(t). Villanova
14. UIW
15. Abilene Christian
16. Jackson State
17. North Dakota
18. Monmouth
19. Northern Arizona
20. Austin Peay
21. South Dakota
22. Sacramento State
23. New Hampshire
24. Youngstown State
25. Mercer

Others receiving votes: West Georgia 63, Lamar 43, Presbyterian 40, Southeastern Louisiana 28, Bryant 21, Furman 16, Lafayette 11, Dartmouth 9, Harvard 9, Stephen F. Austin 6, Elon 5, Nicholls 5, Northern Iowa 5, Gardner-Webb 3, South Carolina State 3, ETSU 2, Richmond 2, Southeast Missouri State 2, Central Arkansas 1

Dropped from rankings: None