The AP Top 25 college football poll comes out Sunday at 2 p.m. Eastern. Follow for ranking predictions, voter insight, analyses and live updates.

Moving up one spot to No. 4 was Miami, fresh off an impressive 49-12 win over South Florida, followed by Georgia at No. 5. Oregon fell two spots to No. 6 following its 34-14 win at unranked Northwestern, while idle Florida State rose three spots to No. 7.

How will the Big 12's showing in Week 3 be reflected in the updated Week 4 Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 rankings? Here's what to know.

AP employees don’t vote themselves, but they do choose the voters. AP Top 25 voters comprise around 60 writers and broadcasters who cover college football for AP members and other select outlets. The goal is to have every state with a Football Bowl Subdivision school represented by at least one voter.

The first separation Saturday of the college football season is upon us, as a divide between contenders and pretenders will begin to form. High-profile in-league and nonconference games dot the day, which will culminate with a blockbuster evening slate for the SEC.

There is no NFL football on Saturday. However, there is a lot of college football to be seen. There are a total of 64 college games on Saturday that can been seen on a myriad of TV networks and streaming services.

AP Top 25 ballots became even tougher to perfect as the dust settled on Week 3 of college football. No. 6 Georgia outlasted No. 15 Tennessee in a 44-41 overtime thriller on Saturday.

The Norfolk State Spartans face the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, led by quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis, on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025 at SHI Stadium in Piscataway, N.J.