Georgia moves to the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25 college football rankings following a Week 6 road win over Alabama. Multiple outlets report that the Bulldogs receive the majority of first-place votes, marking Georgia’s first time leading the poll since 2024. The shift follows an upset-filled Saturday that reshuffles several teams throughout the rankings.
Kentucky climbs sharply from unranked to No. 15 after its Week 6 performance, while Texas drops from a higher position to around the No. 7 area. Other changes include falls for programs such as Oregon and Florida, with at least Oregon cited as falling out or dropping significantly in the updated Top 25. Texas and LSU are also described as slipping, and the new rankings reflect the first-place vote totals that give Georgia the top position.
