Mississippi Falls from Top 5 in New AP Top 25 as Seven Ranked Teams Drop

Mississippi likely out of top 5 in new AP Top 25 as seven ranked teams lose. Big shuffle in college football rankings after Week 4.

Editorial Desk

September 27, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — City, Country — Mississippi’s position in the AP Top 25 is under threat after a 52-28 loss to No. 21 Florida on Saturday, marking the only top-10 team to fall during Week 4.

The loss signals a major shift in the rankings, with several previously ranked teams dropping, including No. 12 Southern California, No. 13 Penn State, and No. 14 Tennessee. Oregon and Florida are set for significant climbs following their wins over USC and Mississippi, respectively.

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Kentucky, Oklahoma State, and Boise State are also in line for potential rankings after strong performances this week. The changes highlight a dynamic and competitive college football season as teams vie for dominance in the polls.

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