College football rankings: Updated NCAA Top 25 polls as Oregon, Texas A&M and Notre Dame roll in Week 9 | Sporting News

As the season rolls on, several teams appear capable of making a run in the College Football Playoff.

Where teams stand in the rankings will provide some type of idea of who's in line to qualify.

Week 9 of the college football season was a thriller complete with five ranked matchups, including No.

1 Oregon's rout of No.

20 Illinois, No.

5 Texas' narrow win over No.

25 Vanderbilt, No.

12 Notre Dame's impressive win over No.

24 Navy, No.

14 Texas A&M's statement win over No.

8 LSU and No.

15 Alabama's dominant shutout of No.

21 Missouri.

In addition to those ranked matchups, No.

3 Penn State showed up on the road against Wisconsin, No.

4 Ohio State escaped trouble with a tight win over Nebraska while No.

6 Miami, No.

11 BYU, No.

13 Indiana and No.

19 Pittsburgh all remained undefeated.

With plenty of results to take stock of, here is how the Coaches and AP Top 25 polls look headed into Week 10 of the college football season.

NCAAF HQ: Live NCAAF scores | Updated NCAAF standings | Full NCAAF schedule College football rankings for Week 10 This section will be updated when the Coaches poll is released.

Coaches poll Rank Team Record Points (No.

1 votes) 1 Oregon 8-0 1,349 (53) 2 Georgia 6-1 1,270 (1) 3 Penn State 7-0 1,239 4 Ohio State 6-1 1,160 5 Miami (FL) 8-0 1,136 6 Texas 7-1 1,096 7 Tennessee 6-1 987 8 Clemson 6-1 942 9 Notre Dame 7-1 853 10 Iowa State 7-0 846 11 Texas A&M 7-1 806 12 BYU 8-0 786 13 Indiana 8-0 741 14 Alabama 6-2 619 15 Kansas State 7-1 533 16 LSU 6-2 530 17 Pittsburgh 7-0 495 18 Ole Miss 6-2 475 19 Boise State 6-1 459 20 SMU 7-1 346 21 Army 7-0 278 22 Washington State 7-1 160 23 Missouri 6-2 114 24 Illinois 6-2 89 25 Memphis 7-1 76 Others receiving votes: Colorado 75; Tulane 27; Louisiana 14; Vanderbilt 13; Navy 10; UNLV 7; Arizona State 5; Virginia Tech 3; Duke 3; Arkansas 3; Louisville 2; James Madison 2; Michigan 1; AP Top 25 This section will be updated when the AP Top 25 poll is released.

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