The Hoosiers are still perfect, still No. 1, and still the team everyone in this poll is chasing. At 16-0, they haven't blinked once — and the voters haven't found a reason to move them.
The real earthquake is in South Florida. The Hurricanes rocketed from No. 10 to No. 2, a seven-spot leap that says the poll sees Miami as a legitimate challenger, not a fringe contender. The Rebels and Ducks each nudged up two spots to round out the top four, but the Hurricanes' jump is the move that reshapes the conversation.
At the other end, the Bulldogs took the hardest tumble — from No. 2 all the way to No. 6 — while the Sooners slid from No. 8 to No. 13. Three teams crashed the ranking fresh: the Hawkeyes at No. 17, the Cougars at No. 22, and the Horned Frogs at No. 25. The poll's message is clear: the top is steady, but the middle is chaos, and nobody's spot is safe.
Data via ESPN · Summarized by D1Ball's editorial engine from official statistics.
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