OSU remained at No. 3, behind No. 1 Texas and No. 2 Georgia, just as things looked after Week 3. Ohio State has looked absolutely dominant but has yet to play any opponent as good as what both the Longhorns and Bulldogs have, so it’s a bit of a wait-and-see for voters, and it does makes at least some sense.

Georgia remained No.1 in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll, holding off SEC rival Texas as the Bulldogs prepare for showdown with Alabama.

As a result, Michigan rose in the Week 5 US LBM Coaches Poll, moving from No. 17 to No. 12. Former opponent Texas is ranked No. 3, and future opponents also found themselves ranked: Illinois is No. 21, Oregon is No. 7, and Ohio State is No. 3.

Nebraska football fell out of the US LBM Coaches Poll on Sunday afternoon after being ranked No. 22 heading into Friday night’s game against Illinois. The Husker lost the Big Ten opener, 31-24 in overtime.

Following Week 4 games, the latest US LBM Coaches Poll was released and is listed below. Tennessee is up one spot to No. 6 after defeating the Sooners on Saturday.

Unbeaten Louisville, which moved up three spots to No. 17 after a 31-19 win over Georgia Tech on Saturday, visits Notre Dame this week.

The Wisconsin Badgers (2-1) remain unranked in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll following Week 4.

With no game in Week 4, not much has changed for Alabama in the Week 5 rankings. In the latest US LBM Coaches Poll, the Crimson Tide landed at No. 4, while Georgia will travel to Tuscaloosa as the No. 1 team in the country.

Alabama football made a statement in its Week 3 road win against Wisconsin, beating the Badgers 42-10 at Camp Randall Stadium. But it was not enough of a statement to move the Crimson Tide up in the latest set of college football rankings.

Texas remains No. 1 in the AP Top 25 college football poll after Week 4, but its status could be threatened next week by the winner of a top-four showdown between SEC rivals Georgia and Alabama, both of whom were idle on Saturday.