1. Ohio State (Last week — 1): The Buckeyes were off in Week 4 and will be back in action next week at Washington on CBS. 2. Penn State (2): The Nittany Lions were off in Week 4 and will be back in action next week in a top-10 showdown against Oregon in Happy Valley.

Defending OHSAA Division II state champion Avon (4-0) is third in its classification, trailing Cincinnati Anderson and Uniontown Lake. The Eagles received two first-place votes, ahead of Highland (4-0) and Walsh Jesuit (4-0). Wadsworth (4-0), Archbishop Hoban (3-1) and Nordonia (4-0) also are in the Division II top 10.

The latest Associated Press rankings for Iowa high school football have been released, as new teams sit atop several classifications. In Class 4A, defending state champion North Polk moved ahead of Cedar Rapids Xavier following a thrilling victory over No. 7 ADM in overtime last Friday night.

Dabo Swinney's 1-2 Clemson Tigers fell out of the top 25 after Georgia Tech kicker Aidan Birr knocked through a 55-yard field goal as time expired to down the Tigers, 24-21. South Carolina also exited the AP poll after Vanderbilt blew them out, 31-7, following LaNorris Sellers ' injury.

The AP Top 25 College Football Poll is an imperfect system fueled by good people doing their best–in many cases–but it's become quite clear that a good portion of the voters simply do not watch most of the games before submitting their ballots.

A new poll finds sports fans are likelier to use a combination of streaming services and traditional TV options to access their favorite teams.

The Week 4 edition of the AP poll was released on Sunday, and Boise State received no votes for the third consecutive week.  The Broncos (1-1) were off over the