Oregon, USC, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Indiana are among the teams who could feel undervalued in the latest AP college football rankings.

The new AP Top 25 rankings have been released following Week 4 of the 2025 college football season. Ohio State remains at No.

The John Mateer-led Sooners vaulted four spots in the latest AP Top 25 to No. 7 following their Week 4 win over the Auburn Tigers. Oklahoma still has a gauntlet of a schedule ahead in the SEC, but the play over the first four weeks suggests the Sooners will be in the College Football Playoff conversation.

It was yet another electric few days of college football this weekend, with Carson Beck's now-No. 2 Miami Hurricanes jumping two spots into the AP's Top 25 poll, the Indiana Hoosiers making a statement with a drubbing 63-10 of Illinois, and Notre Dame finally getting themselves in the win column with a victory over Purdue.

Carson Beck's Miami jumped from No. 4 to No. 2 with a 4-0 record, surpassing both LSU and Penn State. The Hurricanes were last ranked this high in November 2017. This rise came after a 26-7 win over Florida, where Miami outgained the Gators in both rushing and passing yards combined.

It was a relatively calm week of college football, and that was reflected in the latest national rankings. Texas A&M entered their bye week ranked No. 10 in both the USA Today Coaches Poll and the AP Top 25, and this week they moved up to No. 9 in both polls heading into Week 5.

The Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama Crimson Tide are set for a massive ranked matchup following the latest AP College Football rankings.