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College Football 27 Top 25 Poll - Week 9

November 3, 2026

WHAT IS THE TOP 25 POLL

Each week of the regular season, the College Football 27 Top 25 poll will be updated in-game to reflect the performances from last week’s slate. This poll is a unique ranking list straight from the College Football 27 studio. Hop into CFB27 today, and play as some of the biggest movers from this past week!

BIGGEST MOVERS

Missouri

  • After hanging out on the fringes of this list last week, the Missouri Tigers took a massive jump up the rankings after their decisive win over conference (and regional) rivals Arkansas. RB Jamal Roberts racked up 158 total yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers as their defense held strong and forced four turnovers from the Razorbacks. 

Utah

  • It’s hard to say what helps you leap three spots into the top two of a list like this, but racking up 49 points against a conference opponent to maintain an undefeated record is surely a good start. Utes QB Devon Dampier threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns, while his defense held strong against a Bearcats squad coming off a strong win against Texas Tech in Week 8. 

Georgia

  • It takes a lot to skyrocket up our rankings despite having a loss, but the Georgia Bulldogs earned their three-spot bump as they destroyed the Florida Gators in a 27-8 victory highlighted by dominant defense. The Bulldogs held the visitors to only 54 rushing yards and forced four turnovers, including a 66-yard fumble return for a touchdown. 
Rank School Jump
1 Miami Hurricanes (-)
2 Utah Utes (+3)
3 Georgia Bulldogs (+3)
4 Indiana Hoosiers (-1)
5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (-1)
6 UCLA Bruins (+1)
7 BYU Cougars (+1)
8 Kentucky Wildcats (+1)
9 Texas Longhorns (+1)
10 Alabama Crimson Tide (+1)
11 Texas Tech Red Raiders (+2)
12 Ole Miss Rebels (-)
13 Ohio State Buckeyes (-11)
14 Wake Forest Demon Deacons (+2)
15 LSU Tigers (-1)
16 Tennessee Volunteers (-1)
17 Boise State Broncos (+1)
18 Southern California Unranked
19 Missouri Tigers (+5)
20 Houston Cougars (-1)
21 New Mexico Unranked
22 Iowa Unranked
23 SMU Mustangs (-6)
24 Arizona Wildcats (-2)
25 Northwestern Wildcats (-5)

Dropped Out: Florida, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State