Ohio State, Penn State and LSU are still the top three teams in Week 4 of the AP Top 25 poll. Miami moved up to No. 4 after crushing USF and Georgia reached No. 5, despite needing overtime to beat Tennessee.

19. Georgia Tech (NR): With a 3-0 record and a win over Clemson, the Yellow Jackets are more than worthy of breaking into the top 25. Georgia Tech was 28th in voting points last week, and after improving to 7-1 against ranked ACC foes under Brent Key, it's time this team get celebrated as a ranked team itself.

The AP Top 25 College Football Poll is an imperfect system fueled by good people doing their best–in many cases–but it's become quite clear that a good portion of the voters simply do not watch most of the games before submitting their ballots.

Florida, with its embattled coach Billy Napier and struggling quarterback DJ Lagway, plays a rivalry game at No. 4 Miami, which is on a roll and got three first-place votes in this week's Associated Press Top 25 college football poll.

For the first time in history, the Ivy champion will advance to the FCS playoffs with an automatic berth. Coaches and players have long pushed for this change, noting that past Ivy teams could have made deep postseason runs but were denied the chance.

SUBSCRIBE to our emails here. Ranking the best teams in college football has become an extremely controversial endeavor. No one is ever satisfied with the placement of their teams. But recently, many have called into question the legitimacy of a particular national poll.

According to ESPN's latest forecast, Oklahoma has a 65.3% chance to beat Auburn on Saturday in front of its home fans at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Both teams rank