
AP College Football Top 25: Florida Rises to No. 8 on September 27, 2026
Florida is back in the top 10 for the first time in five years, while Oklahoma State, Boise State, UCLA and Kentucky enter a reshuffled poll.
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Florida is back in the top 10 for the first time in five years, while Oklahoma State, Boise State, UCLA and Kentucky enter a reshuffled poll.

No. 6 Miami scored on six straight possessions, held Central Michigan to 158 yards and moved to 4-0 behind Darian Mensah’s 338 passing yards.

The Badgers scored twice in the final 3:31 and took the lead on Colton Joseph’s 72-yard touchdown pass to Jacob Harris with 1:13 left.

No. 21 Florida rushed for 302 yards, scored on its first five second-half possessions and handed fourth-ranked Ole Miss its first loss of the season.

England led 2-1 through Anthony Gordon and Harry Kane, but Kane hit a penalty off the bar before Alex Baena equalized and Mikel Oyarzabal completed Spain’s comeback.

Verlander worked 5 1/3 innings with six strikeouts in his final MLB start, then Detroit erased a 3-1 ninth-inning deficit on Eduardo Valencia’s two-run walk-off homer.

Mayssa Baha became Liga F’s youngest scorer before substitute Patri Guijarro finished a tense afternoon at Las Gaunas, keeping Barcelona perfect through five league matches.

Indiana stayed unbeaten, but Northwestern’s second-half rally and injuries to two Hoosiers make the aftermath more important than the final score alone.

Boston won both Friday games at Fenway, clinched the AL No. 5 seed in the opener and finished the night with a 2-0 shutout. The next postseason stop is Yankee Stadium.

Jacksonville turned three New England turnovers into control of a 29-point win, while Trevor Lawrence moved into second place on the Jaguars’ career touchdown-pass list.

The Las Vegas Aces star took 15 of 17 first-place votes and a record fourth AP honor, but the league's official MVP award is separate.

No. 17 Iowa went 91 yards in the final 1:46 and won when Hank Brown hit Reece Vander Zee for a 16-yard touchdown on the last play, ending No. 18 Michigan’s 47-game win streak when leading at halftime.

Wake Forest survived Louisville’s late comeback after Connor Calvert’s go-ahead field goal and Gabe Kirschke’s block on the final 57-yard tying attempt.

Dylan Raiola threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns after Dante Moore left by ambulance, and No. 20 Oregon broke a 27–27 tie with the final 14 points.

No. 10 LSU turned a 14-3 halftime lead into a runaway win, with Sam Leavitt passing for 312 yards and the Tigers holding No. 23 Texas A&M to two field goals.

CJ Carr threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, while Drayk Bowen returned a Bryce Young-forced fumble 15 yards for a score as No. 3 Notre Dame moved to 4-0.

No. 1 Texas built a 20-10 fourth-quarter lead, then survived Tennessee’s late touchdown, recovered onside kick and final Hail Mary to leave Knoxville 4-0.

France opened Zinedine Zidane’s tenure with a 1-0 win in Kocaeli, but Kylian Mbappé’s 54th-minute goal also produced the knee tendon injury that ended his international window.

Los Angeles scored only twice, but Tarik Skubal allowed three hits over seven scoreless innings and the bullpen finished a shutout at Oracle Park.

George Russell converted pole into a Baku win by 0.196 seconds over Max Verstappen after two Safety Car periods, while Kimi Antonelli recovered from 16th to fifth and kept a 66-point championship lead.

Clemson broke a third-quarter tie with a special-teams touchdown, then Gideon Davidson’s late burst finished a game in which Cal’s offense scored only three points.