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By DANIEL MATTHEWS, US SENIOR SPORTS WRITER<\/a> <\/a> <\/p>\n

Published: 18:54 EST, 16 November 2025 | Updated: 18:57 EST, 16 November 2025 <\/p>\n

Georgia climbed to No 4 in the latest college football rankings Sunday, while Oklahoma<\/a> returned to the top 10 and North Texas made The Associated Press Top 25 for the first time since 1959.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Mean Green is among three Group of Five teams in the Top 25, while\u00a0Notre Dame remained No 9 after a 22-point win at Pittsburgh and Alabama dropped six spots to No 10 after the Sooners ended its eight-game win streak.<\/p>\n

The top three – Ohio State, Indiana<\/a>\u00a0and Texas A&M – remain in place for the fifth straight week.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Georgia earned its highest ranking since the first week of September and\u00a0Mississippi<\/a> was back in the top five after spending three weeks there at midseason.<\/p>\n

Oregon<\/a> and Texas Tech were tied for No 6, and Oklahoma rose three spots to No 8 following its win at Alabama<\/a>. The Sooners were last in the top 10, at No 6, the second week of October.<\/p>\n

Ohio State, which rolled past UCLA to improve to 10-0 for the fourth time in seven seasons, received 57 of 66 first-place votes.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\"Georgia <\/p>\n

Georgia climbed to No 4 in the latest college football rankings after victory over Texas<\/p>\n

\"Arch <\/p>\n

Arch Manning and the Longhorns were beaten 35-10 by Georgia in Athens on Saturday<\/p>\n

\"Alabama <\/p>\n

Alabama dropped six spots to No 10 after Oklahoma ended its eight-game win streak<\/p>\n

Indiana, which beat Wisconsin<\/a> to go 11-0 for the first time, got eight first-place votes. Texas A&M, whose comeback from a 27-point deficit to beat South Carolina was its largest ever, got one first-place vote, three less than last week.<\/p>\n

Georgia\u2019s 35-10 win over Texas was its sixth straight and second over a top-10 opponent. Mississippi, which lost at Georgia a month ago, defeated Florida and is more than 100 points behind the Bulldogs at No. 5.<\/p>\n

The Sun Belt Conference\u2019s James Madison blew out Appalachian State and moved up three spots to No. 21. North Texas is next at No. 22.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The Mean Green of the American Conference clobbered UAB 53-24 on the road and have matched their best start in program history.<\/p>\n

The last time UNT was 9-1 was in 1959, when the team then known as the Eagles was ranked two straight weeks in November, reaching No. 16.\u00a0<\/p>\n

That team lost to New Mexico State in the Sun Bowl to finish 9-2. This year\u2019s UNT team already is eligible for a second straight bowl game and is in the thick of the race for the Group of Five\u2019s automatic CFP bid.<\/p>\n

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\n College Football rankings REVEALED: Georgia climb after win over Arch Manning’s Texas as Alabama slide<\/p>\n