ESPN publishes updated SP+ rankings for all 138 FBS teams
ESPN NCAAF • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 2:07 PM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

ESPN released updated SP+ rankings for all 138 college football teams following this weekend's results. The ratings provide data on team performance across the sport, incorporating specific metrics for strength of schedule. These figures also include résumé SP+, which accounts for game outcomes and overall performance quality. The adjustments reflect the current standings and competitive status of every FBS program on September 13, 2026. Data remains accessible for review by fans and analysts tracking the early season progression across the league. These rankings serve as a quantitative tool to assess team strength throughout the ongoing college football season.
- •ESPN updated the SP+ rankings for all 138 FBS teams on September 13, 2026.
- •The data includes both strength of schedule and résumé SP+ metrics.
- •Rankings reflect team performance following the latest weekend results.
- •The full list covers every program competing in the current FBS season.
- 2:49 PMESPN NCAAF — Updated SP+ rankings for all 138 FBS teams
"The updated SP+ rankings, plus strength of schedule and résumé SP+, after this weekend's results.
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