College football updated polls: AP Top 25, Coaches Poll rankings after Week 4

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Another week of college football, another week of chaos.

Several teams ranked in the Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 found themselves on the wrong ends of upsets on Saturday, including undefeated College Football Playoff hopefuls Notre Dame, Utah and Michigan.

SN RANKINGS: Massive changes among top-25 teams

That sets up another interesting week of college football, as the polls and Playoff picture only become more convoluted from here.

Here are the full college football rankings from the AP Top 25 and Coaches Poll after Week 4:

College football polls updated after Week 4

Coaches Poll

Rank Team No. 1 votes W-L
1 Clemson 62 4-0
2 Alabama 2 4-0
3 Georgia 1 4-0
4 Oklahoma 0 3-0
5 LSU 0 4-0
6 Ohio State 0 4-0
7 Auburn 0 4-0
8 Florida 0 4-0
9 Wisconsin 0 3-0
10 Notre Dame 0 2-1
11 Penn State 0 3-0
12 Texas 0 3-1
13 Oregon 0 3-1
14 Iowa 0 3-0
15 Boise State 0 4-0
16 California 0 4-0
17 Washington 0 3-1
18 Virginia 0 4-0
19 Utah 0 3-1
20 Michigan 0 2-1
21 Texas A&M 0 2-2
22 Kansas State 0 3-0
23 UCF 0 3-1
24 Wake Forest 0 4-0
25 USC 0 3-1

(Dropped out: No. 19 Washington State; No. 24 Arizona State)

(Others receiving votes: Memphis 109; Washington State 83; Michigan State 82; Southern Methodist 63; Oklahoma State 51; Army 45; Mississippi State 34; Appalachian State 27; Colorado 12; Utah State 9; Minnesota 9; Tulane 8; Nebraska 7; Iowa State 7; Arizona State 6; Texas Christian 5; Navy 4; Duke 3; Hawaii 1; Arizona 1)

AP Top 25

Rank Team Total points W-L
1 Clemson 1,543 4-0
2 Alabama 1,485 4-0
3 Georgia 1,500 4-0
4 LSU 1,344 4-0
5 Ohio State 1,288 4-0
6 Oklahoma 1,283 3-0
7 Auburn 1,169 4-0
8 Wisconsin 1,071 3-0
9 Florida 1,022 4-0
10 Notre Dame 989 2-1
11 Texas 968 3-1
12 Penn State 848 3-0
13 Oregon 830 3-1
14 Iowa 714 3-0
15 Cal 547 4-0
16 Boise State 524 4-0
17 Washington 458 3-1
18 Virginia 430 4-0
19 Utah 426 3-1
20 Michigan 287 2-1
21 USC 257 3-1
22 UCF 252 3-1
23 Texas A&M 233 2-2
24 Kansas State 230 3-0
25 Michigan State 104 3-1

(Others receiving votes: Wake Forest 73, Oklahoma State 57, Southern Methodist 55, Army 46, Memphis 42, Iowa State 31, Appalachian State 24, Washington State 21, Missouri 14, Mississippi State 14, Pittsburgh 6, Arizona State 5, Minnesota 5, Colorado 5, Tulane 1)

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Zac Al-Khateeb has been part of The Sporting News team since 2015 after earning his Bachelor's (2013) and Master's (2014) degrees in journalism at the University of Alabama. Prior to joining TSN, he covered high school sports and general news in Alabama. A college sports specialist, Zac has been a voter for the Biletnikoff Award and Heisman Trophy since 2020.