Week 7 AP Top 25 Poll features a complete shuffle after chaotic weekend, with Miami taking over the top spot
Week 7 of the 2026 college football season will go down as one of the most chaotic ever, with five Top 10 teams suffering losses, and the newest AP Top 25 Poll reflects the craziness that unfolded.
For the first time this season, not one team in the AP Poll remained in the same spot it found itself ranked the week prior.
We've also got a fresh new Top 3 teams in the country, with Miami taking over the No.
1 spot, followed by BYU at No.
2 and Ohio State sitting in third.
When it comes to the biggest jump in the poll, that would belong to the Florida Gators at No.
20 after moving up 12 spots from a week ago.
Coincidentally, the team Florida beat, Texas, is the biggest faller in the latest poll, moving from No.
7 all the way back to No.
19 after suffering its second straight loss.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHAOS: HISTORIC UPSETS, ARCH MANNING'S FIASCO, CLOCK CONTROVERSY AND CFP RAMIFICATIONS ARISE While it's a week of total reshuffling across the Top 25, the biggest debate revolves around which team actually deserves the No.
1 spot.
The Hurricanes needed double overtime to beat Florida State at home , 43-35, and have not played a ranked team all season.
BYU received 20 first-place votes compared to Miami's 40, after moving to 6-0 with its win over No.
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