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Texas Takes No. 1 in the AP Top 25, Oregon Falls and Michigan Returns

Arch Manning led a 21-point fourth-quarter rally as Texas became No. 1, while Ohio State fell to sixth and Oregon suffered the biggest drop.

  • On Sunday, The Associated Press Top 25 poll crowned Texas the new No. 1 team in college football following the Longhorns' 24-23 comeback victory against Ohio State on Saturday. Texas received 56 first-place votes.
  • Texas stormed back from a 20-point deficit by scoring 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, with quarterback Arch Manning leading drives of 91, 72, and 73 yards to set up the winning score.
  • The Longhorns completed the largest fourth-quarter comeback victory against an AP No. 1 team in 30 years; teams were 0-223 when trailing by 17 or more points to a top-ranked opponent before this win.
  • Elsewhere, the Big Ten suffered a setback as the Oregon Ducks fell 39-31 to Oklahoma State, allowing 554 yards and dropping 15 spots in the rankings to No. 24.
  • Michigan rejoined the Top 25 after a 17-10 win against Oklahoma, with quarterback Bryce Underwood accounting for nearly 200 yards and a 38-yard rushing touchdown to preserve the Wolverines' signature victory.
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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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