College football rankings: Updated top 25 in Coaches, AP polls

Rivalry Week has come and gone, with only one notable outcome — No. 16 Texas over No. 3 Texas A&M — causing any significant changes in the updated college football rankings.

The Aggies are set to drop a few spots in the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 following their 27-17 loss to the Longhorns on Friday, Nov. 28. They’re also at significant risk of dropping out of first-round bye territory in the College Football Playoff bracket after being eliminated from SEC championship contention.

No. 8 Oklahoma and No. 10 Alabama narrowly held on to wins in the regular season finale on Saturday, Nov. 29, likely staying in the top 10 of the rankings and, subsequently, the CFP bracket.

The Sooners defeated LSU 17-13 on a late touchdown pass by John Mateer to Isaiah Sategna, and the Crimson Tide won on a fourth-and-2 touchdown pass in the fourth quarter from Ty Simpson to Isaiah Horton, who scored three times against archrival Auburn in the Iron Bowl.

Next up is conference championship week, where No. 1 Ohio State and No. 2 Indiana will play for the top spot in the 12-team bracket. Here’s a look at the latest US LBM Coaches Poll after the conclusion of the regular season:

College football rankings after Week 14

First-place votes in parentheses.

US LBM Coaches Poll

1. Ohio State (63)
2. Indiana
3. Georgia
4. Oregon
5. Mississippi
6. Texas Tech
7. Texas A&M
8. Oklahoma
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11. BYU
12. Vanderbilt
13. Miami
14. Texas
15. Utah
16. Virginia
17. USC
18. Michigan
19. James Madison
20. North Texas
21. Tulane
22. Arizona
23. Georgia Tech
24. Tennessee
25. Navy

Others receiving votes: Iowa 85; Houston 73; Missouri 52; SMU 28; Washington 18; UNLV 17; Pittsburgh 15; South Florida 12; Illinois 9; Louisville 6; Connecticut 6; TCU 5; Penn State 5; Old Dominion 2; New Mexico 2; Arizona State 2; San Diego State 1.

AP Top 25

1. Ohio State (61)
2. Indiana (5)
3. Georgia
4. Oregon
5. Texas Tech
6. Mississippi
7. Texas A&M
8. Oklahoma
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11. BYU
12. Miami
13. Vanderbilt
14. Texas
15. Utah
16. Virginia
17. USC
18. Michigan
19. James Madison
20. North Texas
21. Tulane
22. Arizona
23. Navy
24. Georgia Tech
25. Missouri

Others receiving votes: Tennessee 71; Houston 57; Iowa 51; UNLV 33; New Mexico 20; South Florida 11; SMU 8; Iowa State 4; Arizona State 3; Louisville 3; UConn 3; North Dakota State 3; Illinois 2; Washington 1; Pittsburgh 1; San Diego State 1.