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 It was a relatively tame week for college football fans, with no upsets in the top 12 and only six in the Top 25 — three of which came in ranked matchups.

Ohio State has been the clear No. 1 since Week 1 and remains there going into Week 10 after a bye. Indiana halted a surging UCLA team that had been rolling since its coaching change, routing the Bruins 56-6.

No. 3 Texas A&M erupted in the second half, overcoming an 18-14 halftime deficit to LSU and outscoring the Tigers 35-7 after the break. South Carolina had No. 4 Alabama on the ropes, but a late fumble recovery gave the Crimson Tide a chance to score for a 29-22 victory. Alabama scored 15 points in 2:16 to escape Columbia with the win.

Georgia remains at No. 5 after an idle Week 9.

No. 6 Oregon took care of business against Wisconsin, winning 21-7, and stays just outside the top five. Ole Miss picked up a top-15 win over Oklahoma, 34-26 on the road, to move up to No. 7 in this week’s AP Poll. Georgia Tech beat Syracuse 41-16 to start 8-0 for the first time since 1966 and remains in the Top 10 at No. 8.

Vanderbilt earned a big conference win over Missouri to climb to No. 9. The Commodores’ 7-1 start is their best since 1941. Miami thumped Stanford 42-7 and sits at No. 10. Tied with Miami at No. 10 is BYU, which hasn't been ranked in the Top 10 since 1985.
RANK     SCHOOL     POINTS     RECORD     PREVIOUS
1     Ohio State (54)     1633     7-0     1
2     Indiana (11)     1589     8-0     2
3     Texas A&M (1)     1523     8-0     3
4     Alabama     1445     7-1     4
5     Georgia     1359     6-1     5
6     Oregon     1249     7-1     6
7     Ole Miss     1212     7-1     8
8     Georgia Tech     1172     8-0     7
9     Vanderbilt     1098     7-1     10
T10     Miami (FL)     1069     6-1     9
T10     BYU     1069     8-0     11
12     Notre Dame     944     5-2     12
13     Texas Tech     876     7-1     14
14     Tennessee     684     6-2     17
15     Virginia     660     7-1     16
16     Louisville     647     6-1     19
17     Cincinnati     609     7-1     21
18     Oklahoma     485     6-2     13
19     Missouri     447     6-2     15
20     Texas     371     6-2     22
21     Michigan     264     6-2     25
22     Houston     256     7-1     NR
23     Southern California     215     5-2     NR
24     Utah     162     6-2     NR
25     Memphis     130     7-1     NR

Others receiving votes: Navy 86, Tulane 59, Washington 46, Iowa 27, South Florida 22, San Diego State 14, LSU 11, James Madison 9, North Texas 4, Illinois 3, Pittsburgh 1.
Teams receiving first-place votes
Rank     Team     Record     First-Place Votes
1     Ohio State     7–0     54
2     Indiana     8–0     11
3     Texas A&M     8-0     1
Movers of the Week

Biggest jumps: Memphis, USC and Utah all reenter the Top 25 after brief stints outside the poll.

Biggest drops: South Florida fell out of the rankings after a 34-31 loss to Memphis, its second defeat of the season. LSU dropped out following its third loss, while Illinois was stunned by unranked Washington 42-25. Arizona State was upset by Houston and also dropped out of the Top 25.
Ever since ESPN's "College GameDay" preview show premiered for Notre Dame-Florida State in 1993, the pre-game show has traveled around the country at the top games each week. Find the complete rundown of every location below, most appearances and most times hosting, plus the eventual score for each game. 

Along with featuring traditional powers such as Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and more, the show has also visited FCS schools and even DIII. The preview show includes Rece Davis, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit, among others, with Corso making his pick known by donning the headgear (or other related school item) of the winning team.
College GameDay: Most appearances, times hosted

Ohio State has the most appearances with 67. Alabama is a close second with 60 appearances. But the Buckeyes have the most wins with GameDay in attendance, winning 47 games. Ohio State has also hosted the most times with 26.

Most times hosting

    Ohio State — 26
    Alabama — 20
    Michigan — 15
    LSU — 14
    Florida — 13

Most appearances

    Ohio State — 67
    Alabama — 61
    Florida — 43
    Oklahoma, Georgia — 42
    Michigan— 41
    Notre Dame — 40
    Florida State, LSU — 36

Most wins

    Ohio State — 47 (47-20 record)
    Alabama — 39 (39-21 record)
    Oklahoma — 28 (28-14 record)
    Florida — 26 (26-16 record)
    LSU — 22 (22-14 record)
    Michigan — 21 (21-20 record)

Fun oddities

    FCS North Dakota State has the best win percentage with more than two appearances; NDSU is 3-0.
    For teams with at least five appearances, USC leads the nation in winning percentage. The Trojans are 18-6 in College GameDay games.
    One DIII school has hosted: Williams for its 2007 game against Amherst.
    Though not held in consecutive weeks, Ohio State is the only school to play in three College GameDays in a row in the same season. In 1996, GameDay was at Ohio State's games against Notre Dame (29-16 win), Penn State (38-7 win) and Iowa (38-26 win).
    Arizona, Arizona State, BYU and Oregon State have the worst records in College GameDay games, each going 0-3.
    Army has the most GameDay appearances for a school outside the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC (and not including Notre Dame). The Black Knights are 5-7, last hosting in 2020.

College GameDay: Locations, all-time appearances

Host schools are in bold. All rankings are from the AP Poll for that week.
2025 season locations
Date     Location     Game
Aug. 30     Columbus, OH     No. 3 Ohio State 14, No. 1 Texas 7
Sept. 6     Norman, OK     No. 18 Oklahoma 24, No. 15 Michigan 13
Sept. 13     Knoxville, TN     No. 6 Georgia 44, No. 15 Tennessee 41
Sept. 20     Coral Gables, FL     No. 4 Miami (Fla.) 26, Florida 7 
Sept. 27     University Park, PA     No. 6 Oregon 30, No. 3 Penn State 24
Oct. 4     Tuscaloosa, AL     No. 10 Alabama 30, No. 16 Vanderbilt 14
Oct. 11     Eugene, OR     No. 7 Indiana 30, No. 3 Oregon 20
Oct. 18      Athens, GA     No. 9 Georgia 43, No. 5 Ole Miss 35
Oct. 25     Nashville, TN     No. 10 Vanderbilt 17, No. 15 Missouri 10
Nov. 1     Salt Lake City, UT     No. 17 Cincinnati at No. 24 Utah
2024 season locations
Date     Location     Game
Aug. 24     Dublin, Ireland     Georgia Tech 24, No. 10 Florida State 21
Aug. 31     College Station, TX     No. 7 Notre Dame 23, No. 20 Texas A&M 13
Sept. 7     Ann Arbor, MI     No. 3 Texas 31, No. 10 Michigan 12
Sept. 14     Columbia, SC     No. 16 LSU 36, South Carolina 33
Sept. 21     Norman, OK     No. 6 Tennessee 25, No. 15 Oklahoma 14
Sept. 28     Tuscaloosa, AL     No. 4 Alabama 41, No. 2 Georgia 34
Oct. 5     Berkeley, CA      No. 8 Miami (Fla.) 39, Cal 38
Oct. 12     Eugene, OR     No. 3 Oregon 32, No. 2 Ohio State 31
Oct. 19     Austin, TX     No. 5 Georgia 30, No. 1 Texas 15
Oct. 26     Bloomington, IN     No. 13 Indiana 31, Washington 17
Nov. 2     University Park, PA     No. 4 Ohio State 20, No. 3 Penn State 13
Nov. 9     Baton Rouge, LA     No. 11 Alabama 42, No. 14 LSU 13
Nov. 16     Athens, GA     No. 12 Georgia 31, No. 7 Tennessee 17
Nov. 23     Columbus, OH     No. 2 Ohio State 38, No. 5 Indiana 15
Nov. 30     College Station, TX     No. 3 Texas 17, No. 20 Texas A&M 7
Dec. 7     Atlanta (SEC Championship Game)     No. 5 Georgia 22, No. 2 Texas 19 (OT)
Dec. 20     South Bend, IN (CFP first round)     No. 5 Notre Dame 27, No. 8 Indiana 17
Dec. 21     Columbus, OH (CFP first round)     No. 6 Ohio State 42, No. 7 Tennessee 17
Jan. 1     Pasadena, Calif (Rose Bowl, CFP quarterfinals)     No. 6 Ohio State 41, No. 1 Oregon 21
Jan. 9     Miami Gardens, FL (Orange Bowl, CFP semifinals)     No. 5 Notre Dame 27, No. 4 Penn State 24
Jan. 10     Arlington, TX (Cotton Bowl, CFP semifinals)     No. 6 Ohio State 28, No. 3 Texas 14
Jan. 20     Atlanta (CFP National Championship Game)     No. 6 Ohio State 34, No. 5 Notre Dame 23
2023 season locations
Date     Location     Game
Sept. 2     Charlotte, NC     No. 21 North Carolina 31, South Carolina 17
Sept. 9     Tuscaloosa, AL     No. 11 Texas 34, No. 3 Alabama 24
Sept. 16     Boulder, CO     No. 18 Colorado 43, Colorado State 35
Sept. 23     South Bend, IN     No. 6 Ohio State 17, No. 9 Notre Dame 14
Sept. 30     Durham, NC     No. 11 Notre Dame 21, No. 17 Duke 14 
Oct. 7     Dallas, TX     No. 12 Oklahoma 34, No. 3 Texas 30
Oct. 14     Seattle, WA     No. 7 Washington 36, No. 8 Oregon 33
Oct. 21     Columbus, OH     No. 3 Ohio State 20, No. 6 Penn State 12
Oct. 28     Salt Lake City, UT     No. 8 Oregon 35, No. 13 Utah 6
Nov. 4     Tuscaloosa, AL     No. 8 Alabama 42, No. 14 LSU 28
Nov. 11     Athens, GA     No. 2 Georgia 52, Ole Miss 17
Nov. 18     Harrisonburg, VA     Appalachian State 26, James Madison 24
Nov. 25     Ann Arbor, MI     No. 3 Michigan 30, No. 2 Ohio State 24
Dec. 2     Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship)     No. 8 Alabama 27, No. 1 Georgia 24
Jan. 1     Pasadena, Calif (Rose Bowl)      No. 1 Michigan 27, No. 5 Alabama 20
Jan. 8     Houston, TX (CFP National Championship)     No. 1 Michigan 34, No. 2 Washington 13
2022 season locations
Date     Location     Game
Sept. 1     Pittsburgh, PA     No. 17 Pittsburgh 38, West Virginia 31
Sept. 3     Columbus, OH     No. 2 Ohio State 21, No. 5 Notre Dame 10
Sept. 10     Austin, TX     No. 1 Alabama 20, Texas 19
Sept. 17     Boone, NC     Appalachian State 32, Troy 28
Sept. 24     Knoxville, TN     No. 11 Tennessee 38, No. 20 Florida 33
Oct. 1      Clemson, SC     No. 5 Clemson 30, No. 10 NC State 20
Oct. 8     Lawrence, KS     No. 17 TCU 38, No. 19 Kansas 31
Oct. 15     Knoxville, TN     No. 6 Tennessee 52, No. 3 Alabama 49
Oct. 22     Eugene, OR     No. 10 Oregon 45, No. 9 UCLA 30
Oct. 29     Jackson, MS     *No. 5 Jackson State 35, Southern 0
Nov. 5     Athens, GA     No. 3 Georgia 27, No. 1 Tennessee 13
Nov. 12     Austin, TX     No. 4 TCU 17, No. 18 Texas 10
Nov. 19     Bozeman, MT     No. 3 Montana State* 55, No. 12 Montana* 21
Nov. 26     Columbus, OH     No. 3 Michigan 45, No. 2 Ohio State 23 
Dec. 3     Arlington, TX  (Big 12 Championship)     No. 10 Kansas State 31, No. 3 TCU 28 (OT)
Dec. 31     Atlanta, GA (CFP Semifinal)     No. 1 Georgia 42, No. 4 Ohio State 41
Jan. 2     Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl)     No. 11 Penn State 35, No. 8 Utah 21
Jan. 9      Inglewood, CA (CFP National Championship)     No. 1 Georgia 65, No. 3 TCU 7

*FCS Ranking in Coaches Poll
2021 season locations
Date     Location     Game
Aug. 28     Atlanta, GA     North Carolina Central 23, Alcorn State 14
Sept. 4     Charlotte, NC     No. 5 Georgia 10, No. 3 Clemson 3
Sept. 11     Ames, IA     No. 10 Iowa 27, No. 9 Iowa State 17
Sept. 18     University Park, PA     No. 10 Penn State 28, No. 22 Auburn 20
Sept. 25     Chicago (Soldier Field)     No. 12 Notre Dame 41, No. 18 Wisconsin 13
Oct. 2     Athens, GA     No. 2 Georgia 37, No. 8 Arkansas 0
Oct. 9     Dallas, TX (Cotton Bowl)     No. 6 Oklahoma 55, No. 21 Texas 48
Oct. 16     Athens, GA     No. 1 Georgia 30, No. 11 Kentucky 13
Oct. 23     Los Angeles, CA     No. 10 Oregon 34, UCLA 31
Oct. 30     East Lansing, MI     No. 8 Michigan State 37, No. 6 Michigan 33
Nov. 6     Cincinnati, OH     No. 6 Cincinnati 28, Tulsa 20
Nov. 13     Oxford, MS     No. 15 Ole Miss 29, No. 11 Texas A&M 19
Nov. 20     Columbus, OH     No. 4 Ohio State 56, No. 7 Michigan State 7
Nov. 27     Ann Arbor, MI     No. 5 Michigan 42, No. 2 Ohio State 27
Dec. 4      Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship)     No. 3 Alabama 41, No. 1 Georgia 24
Dec. 11     East Rutherford, NJ     Navy 17, Army 13
Dec. 31     Miami Gardens, FL (CFP Semifinal)     No. 3 Georgia 34, No. 2 Michigan 11
Jan. 1     Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl)     No. 7 Ohio State 48, No. 10 Utah 45
Jan. 10     Indianapolis, IN (CFP National Championship)     No. 3 Georgia 33, No. 1 Alabama 18