2025 College Football Power Rankings: Week 5

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Week 4 of the college football season has officially wrapped up. With that in mind, now is the time to look at The League Winners’ Power Rankings entering Week 5 of the 2025 college football season. As a reminder, these rankings are an overall reflection of the college football atmosphere among those who cover the sport.

These Power Rankings will combine the averages from multiple members on our staff, and be updated weekly. Where does your favorite team land? Let’s find out.

2025 College Football Power Rankings: Week 5

These College Football Power Rankings are not official endorsements or critiques of any team. This list is a composite of multiple members of The League Winners entering Week 5 of the college football season.

RankTeamTrendConference
1.Ohio State-Big Ten
2.LSU-SEC
3.Miami+1ACC
4.Penn State-1Big Ten
5.Georgia-SEC
6.Oregon-Big Ten
7.Florida State+1ACC
8.Oklahoma+2SEC
9.Texas-SEC
10.Texas A&M+1SEC
11.Indiana+5Big Ten
12.Texas Tech+7Big 12
13.Iowa State-1Big 12
14.Ole Miss-1SEC
15.Tennessee+3SEC
16.Georgia Tech+1ACC
17.Michigan+4Big Ten
18.Vanderbilt+2SEC
19.MissouriNRSEC
20.USC+3Big Ten
21.TCUNRBig 12
22.Alabama-8SEC
23.Illinois-16Big Ten
24.USF-American
25.Notre DameNRIndependent

Honorable Mentions: Arizona State, BYU, Mississippi State, Memphis, Auburn, Louisville and Washington all received top-25 votes from our writing staff.

Other Notes: Things keep going right for the Ohio State Buckeyes, who remain No. 1 in these rankings for yet another week. The SEC remains atop in this Power Rankings, with 10 teams now listed in our rankings. Entering Week 5, the Big Ten remains in second with seven teams on this list. The ACC and Big 12 are now tied, with three teams apiece in these rankings. The USF Bulls remain the only team from the American to enter the 2025 Power Rankings entering Week 5, with Notre Dame as the only independent team.

The South Carolina Gamecocks, Auburn Tigers, and the Utah Utes have been removed from the power rankings.

Like last week, we’ve included our individual College Football Power Rankings for Week 5 from the contributors at The League Winners.

RankShane BarrettKyle JonesThomas ChristopherBrandon HayeCody HendersonBrandyn Pokrass
1.Ohio StateOhio StateOhio StateOhio StateOhio StateOhio State
2.LSUPenn StateMiamiOregonLSULSU
3.Penn StateMiamiLSUMiamiMiamiMiami
4.MiamiLSUGeorgiaLSUPenn StatePenn State
5.GeorgiaGeorgiaPenn StateGeorgiaGeorgiaGeorgia
6.OregonOregonOregonPenn StateOregonOregon
7.Iowa StateFlorida StateFlorida StateFlorida StateFlorida StateOklahoma
8.OklahomaOklahomaOklahomaOklahomaTexasFlorida State
9.Florida StateTexasTexasTexasOklahomaIndiana
10.Texas A&MTexas TechIndianaTexas A&MTexas A&MTexas A&M
11.IndianaIndianaTexas A&MOle MissIndianaTexas
12.TexasTexas A&MTexas TechIndianaOle MissTexas Tech
13.AlabamaOle MissTennesseeTexas TechIowa StateTennessee
14.Ole MissIowa StateOle MissIowa StateTennesseeIowa State
15.Georgia TechAlabamaGeorgia TechUSCTexas TechGeorgia Tech
16.Texas TechTennesseeIowa StateTennesseeGeorgia TechOle Miss
17.Arizona StateGeorgia TechVanderbiltVanderbiltMichiganTCU
18.IllinoisMichiganMichiganMichiganMissouriMichigan
19.TennesseeMissouriIllinoisAlabamaVanderbiltVanderbilt
20.VanderbiltIllinoisAlabamaGeorgia TechAuburnIllinois
21.MissouriVanderbiltUSCLouisvilleBYUAlabama
22.Notre DameNotre DameMissouriTCUUSCUSF
23.MichiganUSCUSFIllinoisUSFMissouri
24.USCTCUTCUUSFTCUUSC
25.TCUMississippi StateMemphisMissouriWashingtonMemphis

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