FB Week One: Alabama remains No. 1; Georgia, Ohio State trade places

The first full week of the 2022 college football season is in the books, and a dominant win by No. 2 Georgia over Oregon sees the Bulldogs move up a spot and close in on No. 1 Alabama, while No. 3 Ohio State falls back a spot after defeating No. 9 Notre Dame in Columbus.

(Photo by Reid Murray)

RankTeamPointsRecordTrend
1 65 Alabama22651-0
226 Georgia22181-0+1
31 Ohio State21371-0-1
4Michigan18881-0+1
5Clemson18161-0+1
6Texas A&M19891-0+2
7Oklahoma17021-0+2
8Baylor16351-0+2
9Notre Dame16160-1-5
10USC13451-0+4
11Oklahoma State12811-0
12Arkansas11281-0+4
13Michigan State10711-0+2
14Utah9760-1-7
15Miami (FL)8321-0+7
16North Carolina State7931-0-4
17Pitt7721-0+3
18Wisconsin7491-0+1
19Florida7091-0NR
20Kentucky5161-0+1
21Wake Forest4601-0-4
22Ole Miss3751-0+2
23BYU3381-0NR
24Tennessee3041-0NR
25Oregon2760-1-12
Italicized numbers to the left of school names signify number of first-place votes

New entrants: Florida (19), BYU (23), Tennessee (24)

Dropped out: Cincinnati (T-17), Texas (23), Houston (25)

Receiving votes: Texas (226), Houston (219), Penn State (150), Cincinnati (136), Minnesota (50), Florida State (32), Iowa (23), UCLA (17), Oregon State (12), North Carolina (11). South Carolina (10), Air Force (10), UCF (9), Fresno State (9), SMU (9), UTSA (8), Arizona State (8), Coastal Carolina (7), Mississippi State (5), TCU (5), West Virginia (4), Auburn (3), Vanderbilt (3), Syracuse (2), Northwestern (2), Maryland (1), North Dakota State (1)

A full breakdown of individual ballots cast by each voter can be found here.

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