College football, ranked on results

Every FBS team starts the season at 1500 points. Win and you take points from the team you beat. No polls, no reputations. How it works

Top 25 and their Week 10 games

After 2026 Week 9 · updated Nov 1

#TeamWeek 10Win

1

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Miami

8-0 · 1,843

@ Notre Dame

#4 · 1,755

55%

2

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UCLA

8-0 · 1,800

@ Minnesota

#56 · 1,549

76%

3

▲1

Utah

8-0 · 1,792

vs BYU

#8 · 1,723

67%

4

▲1

Notre Dame

7-1 · 1,755

vs Miami

#1 · 1,843

45%

5

▲5

Georgia

7-1 · 1,748

@ Ole Miss

#12 · 1,705

48%

6

▲1

Indiana

8-1 · 1,746

Bye week

7

▼1

Boise State

7-1 · 1,735

@ Colorado State

#123 · 1,330

88%

8

▲3

BYU

7-1 · 1,723

@ Utah

#3 · 1,792

33%

9

▼1

LSU

6-2 · 1,721

vs Alabama

#11 · 1,711

59%

10

▲3

Wake Forest

7-1 · 1,713

vs Merrimack

FCS · 1150

97%

11

▼2

Alabama

6-2 · 1,711

@ LSU

#9 · 1,721

41%

12

▲6

Ole Miss

6-2 · 1,705

vs Georgia

#5 · 1,748

52%

13

▲9

Missouri

6-2 · 1,703

vs Texas

#16 · 1,697

59%

14

▼11

Ohio State

6-2 · 1,702

vs Oregon

#40 · 1,592

72%

15

▼3

Kentucky

7-1 · 1,700

@ Tennessee

#17 · 1,687

44%

16

▲7

Texas

6-2 · 1,697

@ Missouri

#13 · 1,703

41%

17

▼2

Tennessee

6-2 · 1,687

vs Kentucky

#15 · 1,700

56%

18

▲12

South Carolina

5-3 · 1,687

vs Texas A&M

#81 · 1,482

82%

19

▲14

USC

7-2 · 1,684

Bye week

20

▲8

Texas Tech

7-1 · 1,682

vs West Virginia

#53 · 1,564

73%

21

▲3

Liberty

7-1 · 1,681

@ New Mexico State

#121 · 1,344

84%

22

▼5

Houston

6-2 · 1,677

vs Cincinnati

#52 · 1,568

72%

23

▼4

UTSA

7-1 · 1,675

@ Florida Atlantic

#78 · 1,498

67%

24

▼4

Virginia Tech

6-2 · 1,673

@ SMU

#51 · 1,569

57%

25

▲2

New Mexico

7-1 · 1,661

@ Nevada

#91 · 1,430

73%

Win chances come from each side's current points, with 55 points of home field. They're set when the rankings are published Sunday morning.