Texas Holds No. 1 as Ole Miss Cracks Top 5 in Newest AP Top 25

Texas remained No. 1 within the newest AP Top 25 school soccer ballot, launched Sunday, whereas Ole Miss jumped 4 spots into the highest 5 after beating then-No. 7 LSU.

Texas obtained 58 first-place votes. Ole Miss, as much as No. 4 at 3-0, picked up three from voters who felt the Rebels may make a declare for the highest spot primarily based on their wins. Georgia and Notre Dame held at No. 2 and No. 3, each unbeaten, and Indiana rounded out the highest 5 at 3-0. LSU fell to No. 10.

The largest drop belonged to Texas A&M, which fell 15 spots to No. 23 after shedding to unranked Kentucky. SMU slid six locations to No. 22 after a loss to Louisville, which climbed seven spots to No. 16 with the win.

Florida and Mississippi State entered the rankings, each 3-0, at No. 21 and No. 24. Florida is ranked for the primary time beneath coach Jon Sumrall, and Mississippi State is ranked for the primary time since 2022. Oklahoma dropped out regardless of beating New Mexico, after shedding the earlier week.

Miami (FL) is No. 6, Ohio State No. 7, Alabama No. 8 and BYU No. 9.

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AP Top 25 College Football Poll

1. Texas (3-0) — 1,706 pts (58 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (3-0) — 1,580 pts (3 first-place votes)
3. Notre Dame (3-0) — 1,517 pts
4. Ole Miss (3-0) — 1,488 pts (3 first-place votes)
5. Indiana (3-0) — 1,467 pts (4 first-place votes)
6. Miami (FL) (3-0) — 1,445 pts (1 first-place vote)
7. Ohio State (2-1) — 1,415 pts
8. Alabama (3-0) — 1,182 pts
9. BYU (3-0) — 1,090 pts
10. LSU (2-1) — 1,078 pts
11. Texas Tech (3-0) — 1,067 pts
12. USC (4-0) — 907 pts
13. Penn State (3-0) — 850 pts
14. Tennessee (3-0) — 826 pts
15. Utah (3-0) — 752 pts
16. Louisville (2-1) — 692 pts
17. Iowa (3-0) — 561 pts
18. Michigan (3-0) — 432 pts
19. Missouri (3-0) — 369 pts
20. Oregon (2-1) — 364 pts
21. Florida (3-0) — 269 pts
22. SMU (2-1) — 212 pts
23. Texas A&M (2-1) — 202 pts
24. Mississippi State (3-0) — 179 pts
25. Houston (2-1) — 127 pts

Others receiving votes: Washington 107, Kentucky 98, West Virginia 93, Oklahoma 91, Oklahoma State 50, Boise State 48, Virginia Tech 46, Western Michigan 27, Duke 20, Tulsa 18, Arizona 12, Pittsburgh 10, UCLA 10, James Madison 7, North Dakota State 6, Kansas State 3, Nebraska 2