College football rankings for week 5 of the 2022 season have been released, which features the same top five as last week.

The top five of both the AP and Coaches Poll Top 25 are (1) Georgia, (2) Alabama, (3) Ohio State, (4) Michigan, and (5) Clemson.

The Tennessee Volunteers (4-0) moved into the top ten of the rankings following their 38-33 home victory over the then 20th-ranked Florida Gators. Tennessee is now ranked eighth in the AP Poll and ninth in the Coaches Poll.

The Washington Huskies (4-0) made one of the biggest jumps in the polls this week after defeating the Stanford Cardinal 40-22. Washington moved up three spots in the AP Poll to No. 15 and six spots in the Coaches Poll to No. 18.

A 41-34 loss at home to the Kansas State Wildcats caused the Oklahoma Sooners (3-1) to plummet in the rankings. Oklahoma dropped 12 spots to No. 18 in the AP Poll and 10 spots to No. 16 in the Coaches Poll.

Texas, Michigan State, Florida, and Miami each dropped out of both the AP Poll and Coaches Poll following losses on Saturday.

Below are the full AP and FBS Coaches polls for Week 5 of the 2022 season (first-place votes in parentheses):

AP Poll – Week 5

1. Georgia (55)
2. Alabama (4)
3. Ohio State (4)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. USC
7. Kentucky
8. Tennessee
9. Oklahoma State
10. NC State
11. Penn State
12. Utah
13. Oregon
14. Ole Miss
15. Washington
16. Baylor
17. Texas A&M
18. Oklahoma
19. BYU
20. Arkansas
21. Minnesota
22. Wake
23. Florida State
24. Pitt
25. Kansas State

Others receiving votes: Kansas 125, Cincinnati 60, Florida 56, Washington State 31, Syracuse 22, Oregon State 16, Texas Tech 11, North Carolina 9, LSU 7, UCLA 3, Tulane 3, TCU 1

Dropped from rankings: Florida 20, Texas 22, Miami 25

FBS COACHES POLL – WEEK 5

1. Georgia (34)
2. Alabama (26)
3. Ohio State (4)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. USC
7. Oklahoma State
8. Kentucky
9. Tennessee
10. NC State
11. Ole Miss
12. Penn State
13. Utah
14. Baylor
15. Oregon
16. Oklahoma
17. Texas A&M
18. Washington
19. Arkansas
20. BYU
21. Wake Forest
22. Florida State
23. Minnesota
24. Pitt
25. Syracuse

Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 63, Kansas 59, Florida 49, Texas Tech 36, Kansas State 30, Texas 25, Texas Christian 20, Michigan State 13, James Madison 11, Mississippi State 10, Air Force 8, Oregon State 7, UCLA 6, Washington State 4, Louisiana State 4, Notre Dame 3, Iowa State 3, Maryland 2, Coastal Carolina 1

Dropped from rankings: Texas 19, Michigan State 21, Florida 22, Miami 25

Stats Perform FCS Top 25 – Week 5

1. North Dakota State (44)
2. South Dakota State (3)
3. Montana (7)
4. Montana State
5. Sacramento State
6. Delaware
7. Missouri State
8. Weber State
9. Jackson State
10. Holy Cross
11. UIW
12. Chattanooga
13. Mercer
14. Villanova
15. UT Martin
16. Samford
17. Richmond
18. William & Mary
19. Southern Illinois
20. Eastern Washington
21. Southeastern Louisiana
22. Austin Peay
23. Elon
24. Southeast Missouri
25. Eastern Kentucky

Dropped from rankings: North Dakota 19, Rhode Island 20, Stephen F. Austin 23, North Carolina Central 25

Others receiving votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): North Carolina Central 133, Furman 129, Rhode Island 115, Stephen F. Austin 100, North Dakota 82, Fordham 42, New Hampshire 37, UC Davis 31, Kennesaw State 29, ETSU 20, Idaho 11, Monmouth 8, Youngstown State 3

FCS Coaches Poll – Week 5

1. North Dakota State (24)
2. Montana (4)
3. South Dakota State
4. Montana State
5. Sacramento State
6. Delaware
7. Weber State
8. Jackson State
9. Missouri State
10. Chattanooga
11. Holy Cross
12. UIW
13. Mercer
14. Stephen F. Austin
15. Villanova
16. Austin Peay
17. UT Martin
18. Eastern Washington
19. Samford
20. Fordham
21. William & Mary
22. Richmond
23. Elon
24. Southeastern Louisiana
25. Rhode Island

Others receiving votes: Southern Illinois 53, Furman 48, Eastern Kentucky 47, Youngstown State 45, North Carolina Central 43, New Hampshire 42, Southeast Missouri State 33, Harvard 17, Princeton 11, Davidson 9, ETSU 5, Idaho 5, Tarleton State 4, Florida A&M 3, Monmouth (N.J.) 3, Stetson 2, UC Davis 2, Kennesaw State 1

Dropped from rankings: Eastern Kentucky 20, Youngstown State T-24