Coaches Poll predictions for Week 6 reflect past mistakes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 6:55 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

The Coaches Poll is set for a potentially significant revision in Week 6 after controversies in the previous rankings. LSU's placement above Ole Miss was criticized following a recent loss to the Rebels, while Oregon's low position drew scrutiny compared to Oklahoma State's absence from the top 25. Analysts predict that Missouri, USC, and Oklahoma State may see upward movement, while teams like Florida, Penn State, and Michigan could drop. The rankings will be finalized soon, with various teams on the brink of entry into the Top 25.
- •LSU ranked ahead of Ole Miss despite recent loss.
- •Oregon placed 15th, below Oklahoma State, not in top 25.
- •Florida, Penn State, and Michigan expected to drop in rankings.
- •Missouri, USC, and Oklahoma State predicted to rise.
- •Next Coaches Poll release will clarify rankings.
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"It was a rough week for the Coaches Poll after a few glaring mistakes. Here's its chance at redemption as we predict the Week 6 Top 25.
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