On the heels of a massive bounce-back win over Washington on Friday night, Iowa has jumped in the latest AP Top 25 poll heading into Week 7.
The Hawkeyes dominated the Huskies to win 41-24. They ran for 263 yards, led by a career-high 208 from Kamari Moulton. Jeremy Hecklinski tossed three touchdown passes and played a clean game to lead a dominant effort for the offense.
As a result of this win, Iowa jumped three spots to No. 17 in the Oct. 11 AP Top 25 poll.
It was a great week of games in college football. A pair of top-10 teams lost, including top-ranked Texas to rival Oklahoma. UCLA and Kentucky were the biggest risers after picking up ranked victories as underdogs. The Bruins jumped nine spots, while the Wildcats rose 11 spots.
In the Big
Ten, Ohio State leads the way, rising to the No. 4 spot. Five other conference teams, including Iowa, were ranked this week. Wisconsin, Oregon, and Nebraska all received votes.
Here is the full AP Top 25 poll heading into Week 7:
Others Receiving Votes
Wisconsin 92; Oregon 86; Arizona 82; Nebraska 65; Oklahoma 44; James Madison 29; Florida 9; Duke 5; New Mexico 3; Oregon State 1;
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