College football rankings for Week 13 of the 2025 season have been released. Four teams within the AP Top 10 moved up following Saturday’s action.
The Ohio State Buckeyes (10-0), who defeated UCLA 48-10, remain the top-ranked team and hold 57 of the 66 first-place votes in the AP Poll. The Buckeyes also top the Coaches Poll with 61 of the 63 available first-place votes.
The Indiana Hoosiers (11-0) and Texas A&M Aggies (10-0) remain second and third, respectively, following victories on Saturday.
The Georgia Bulldogs (9-1) moved up a spot to No. 4 in the AP and Coaches polls following its 35-10 victory over then No. 10 Texas. The Ole Miss Rebels (10-1) also moved up one spot to No. 5 in the AP Poll after a 34-24 home win over Florida.
Two other teams moved up within the Top 10 of the AP Poll. The Texas Tech Red Raiders (10-1) moved up two spots to No. 6, while the Oregon Ducks (9-1) moved up one spot and are now tied with Texas Tech at No. 6.
New teams in the AP Poll this week include North Texas (22), Missouri (23), Tulane (24), and Houston (25). Louisville, Cincinnati, Pitt, and USFÂ each dropped out of the AP Poll following losses this weekend.
Below are the College football rankings for Week 13 of the 2025 season (first-place votes in parentheses):
AP POLL – Week 13
1. Ohio State
2. Indiana
3. Texas A&M
4. Georgia
5. Ole Miss
6. Texas Tech
6. Oregon
8. Oklahoma
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11. BYU
12. Vanderbilt
13. Utah
14. Miami FL
15. Georgia Tech
16. USC
17. Texas
18. Michigan
19. Virginia
20. Tennessee
21. James Madison
22. North Texas
23. Missouri
24. Tulane
25. Houston
Others receiving votes: Navy 61, Illinois 31, SMU 28, Arizona St. 19, Louisville 17, Iowa 14, Pittsburgh 12, San Diego St. 12, Arizona 9, UNLV 9, Washington 8, South Florida 6, East Carolina 4, UConn 1
Dropped from rankings: Louisville 19, Cincinnati 22, Pitt 23, USF 25
FBS COACHES POLL – Week 13
1. Ohio State (61)
2. Indiana
3. Texas A&M (2)
4. Georgia
5. Oregon
6. Ole Miss
7. Texas Tech
8. Oklahoma
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11. BYU
12. Georgia Tech
13. Vanderbilt
14. Utah
15. Miami
16. USC
17. Michigan
18. Texas
19. Virginia
20. Tennessee
21. Missouri
22. James Madison
23. North Texas
24. Houston
25. Tulane
Others receiving votes:Â Navy 56, SMU 42, Illinois 34, Washington 28, Iowa 24, Arizona 23, Louisville 21, San Diego State 19, Arizona State 16, Pittsburgh 13, Nebraska 12, East Carolina 3
Dropped from rankings:Â Louisville 21, Cincinnati 22, Pittsburgh 23
Stats Perform FCS Top 25 – Week 13
1. North Dakota State (56)
2. Montana
3. Montana
4. Lehigh
5. Tarleton State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Mercer
8. Harvard
9. Villanova
10. Rhode Island
11. Illinois State
12. Monmouth
13. North Dakota
14. Stephen F. Austin
15. UC Davis
16. South Dakota
17. Abilene Christian
18. Youngstown State
19. Lamar
20. Jackson State
21. Southeastern Louisiana
22. South Dakota State
23. Northern Arizona
24. Southern Illinois
25. New Hampshire
Others receiving votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Alabama State 79, Lafayette 72, West Georgia 61, Delaware State 47, Austin Peay 36, SC State 22, Yale 21, Sacramento State 19, Dartmouth 15, Southern Utah 6
Dropped from rankings: Western Carolina 25
FCS Coaches Poll – Week 13
1. North Dakota State (23)
2. Montana (1)
3. Montana State
4. Lehigh
5. Tarleton State
6. Mercer
7. Villanova
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Rhode Island
10. Harvard
T11. Illinois State
T11. Monmouth
13. Stephen F. Austin
14. UC Davis
15. Jackson State
16. North Dakota
17. Youngstown State
18. ACU
19. Lamar
20. Southeastern Louisiana
21. South Dakota
22. South Dakota State
23. West Georgia
24. Lafayette
25. Yale
Others receiving votes: Southern Illinois 28, Alabama State 27, Dartmouth 22, UTRGV 15, Gardner-Webb 13, Sacramento State 12, Austin Peay 8, New Hampshire 7, SC State 4, Presbyterian 3, ETSU 2, Southern Utah 2, William & Mary 2, Elon 1, Northern Arizona 1, Prairie View A&M 1
Dropped from rankings: Southern Illinois 23
