Ohio State didn't play a complete game on Saturday against Illinois, but it still won handily, 42-19, to run its record to 3-1 and stay on a path to some special things. And now, with another victory, the Buckeyes have risen modestly with the latest release of the US LBM Coaches Poll.
Last week, Ohio State dropped from No. 6 to No. 7 because of the elevation of Ole Miss, but since the Rebels got whitewashed by Florida, the Buckeyes have risen back to No. 6, despite their only loss coming against No. 1 Texas on the road.
The top three ahead of OSU remained the same, with Texas still at No. 1, followed by Georgia (2) and Notre Dame (3). The new No. 4 is Miami (FL), followed by Indiana (5). Behind the Buckeyes and rounding out the top ten are Alabama
(7), Florida (8), BYU (9), and Texas Tech (10).
Here's a look at the rest of the US LBM Coaches Top 25 after Week 4 of the college football season.
US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 4
Schools Dropped Out
No. 19 Louisville; No. 20 Texas A&M; No. 23 Washington; No. 24 Oklahoma;
Others Receiving Votes
Oklahoma State 126; Kentucky 123; Boise State 112; Pittsburgh 97; Virginia Tech 84; Nebraska 67; Wake Forest 48; Louisville 42; Wisconsin 39; Cincinnati 35; Auburn 22; Washington 20; James Madison 17; Virginia 15; Texas A&M 14; Northwestern 12; North Dakota State 11; Massachusetts 9; New Mexico 7; Minnesota 7; Oklahoma 6; Clemson 5; Arizona 3; Western Michigan 2; UTSA 2; West Virginia 1;
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