The Associated Press released its weekly college football Top 25 on Sunday, bringing notable shifts for Kentucky, Indiana and Louisville. Kentucky’s Wildcats slipped from No. 8 to No. 13 after a 34‑6 defeat at the hands of Tennessee on Saturday. The Wildcats, now 7‑2 on the season, will look to rebound when they host Florida at Kroger Field next Saturday, with kickoff set for 6:15 p.m.
Indiana holds steady at No. 6
Indiana’s Hoosiers, coming off a bye week, maintained their No. 6 ranking in the poll. The team improves to an 8‑1 record and will seek to add another win when they host No. 15 USC in a Big Ten showdown next weekend. The game is scheduled for a 3:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday.
Louisville earns national recognition
Louisville’s Cardinals remain outside the Top 25 but garnered ten votes in this week’s poll after a convincing 44‑17 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday. The votes place Louisville among six other programs receiving acknowledgment from AP voters.
Full AP Top 25 list
- Georgia
- Utah
- Notre Dame
- UCLA
- Miami
- Indiana
- Alabama
- Texas
- Tennessee
- Texas Tech
- Wake Forest
- BYU
- Kentucky
- Houston
- USC
- Iowa
- Boise State
- Oregon
- Ole Miss
- South Carolina
- Ohio State
- Arizona
- New Mexico
- LSU
- SMU
The College Football Playoff selection committee will release its own Top 25 rankings on Tuesday, offering a clearer picture of which teams remain in contention for the postseason playoff.
Fans across Kentucky and Indiana will be watching closely as the Wildcats aim to bounce back against Florida, the Hoosiers prepare for a marquee clash with USC, and the Cardinals look to build on their recent success.
Original reporting: WLKY Louisville — read the source article.
