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The AP Top 25

The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 19, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

Record Pts Prv
1. Indiana (66) 16-0 1650 1
2. Miami (FL) 13-3 1584 10
3. Mississippi 13-2 1492 6
4. Oregon 13-2 1429 5
5. Ohio St. 12-2 1378 3
6. Georgia 12-2 1364 2
7. Texas Tech 12-2 1232 4
8. Texas A&M 11-2 1157 7
9. Alabama 11-4 1065 11
10. Notre Dame 10-2 1049 9
11. BYU 12-2 961 12
12. Texas 10-3 952 14
13. Oklahoma 10-3 941 8
14. Utah 11-2 812 15
15. Vanderbilt 10-3 623 13
16. Virginia 11-3 603 20
17. Iowa 9-4 430
18. Tulane 11-3 404 17
19. James Madison 12-2 399 19
20. Southern Cal 9-4 378 16
21. Michigan 9-4 276 18
22. Houston 10-3 270
23. Navy 11-2 227 22
24. North Texas 12-2 191 23
25. TCU 9-4 125

Others receiving votes: Illinois 123, Washington 76, SMU 69, Duke 58, Arizona 54, Georgia Tech 44, Tennessee 10, Missouri 8, Louisville 7, Old Dominion 3, W. Michigan 2, Wake Forest 2, Hawaii 1, Boise St. 1.

Indiana receiver Omar Cooper Jr. becomes latest player from national champs to enter NFL draft

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Indiana wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. is entering April's NFL draft, he announced Monday on social media. In the six-paragraph post, Cooper thanked his family, coaches and teammates among others for their help and support during his four-year journey from Indianapolis prep star through two losing seasons at Indiana before becoming both a national champion and a Big Ten Conference champion. “Growing up in Indianapolis, I'm proud to represent my city and my state. These last four years in Bloomington have meant everything to me, " he wrote, addressing Hoosiers fans. “This program pushed me, shaped me and gave me memories I'll carry forever. With gratitude for this journey and faith in what lies ahead, I am declaring for the 2026 NFL draft.” Cooper's announcement comes one week after the Hoosiers beat Miami to win their first national title and become the first major college football team to go 16-0 since the 1890s. He was originally recruited by Tom Allen and stuck around when Indiana made the coaching change that resulted in the hiring of Curt Cignetti.
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