Most people around the world have heard about the National Football League. But maybe, NCAA College Football is even more passionate and popular all across the United States, even among non-sports fans.

College Football season brings people together. Everybody roots for their team, and some gamblers even make a year’s worth of savings throughout the campaign. That’s just how big of an event this is.

Nonetheless, the playoff-seeding system isn’t always fair. The 25 best teams are ranked by a committee of 13 people, with just 8 of them getting an actual shot to win the FBS National Championship.

How Do The NCAA Football Playoffs Work?

As we mentioned before, a committee of experts (mostly former coaches, players, or athletic coordinators) gets together to rank the best 25 programs in the nation. That’s according to their performance, roster, record, and strength of schedule.

Then, at the end of the year, they choose up to 4 teams to play against another 4, including teams with at least 10 wins and 1 or nolosses. Then again, even though their list isn’t official, the AP’s Top 25 ranking is often more popular than the FBS’.

Top 25 AP Ranking For The 2021 NCAA Football Season:

Coach Nick Saban of the Alabama Crimson Tide. (Getty Images)

As per usual, media experts put together their projections ahead of the season. Here, we’ll show you the Associated Press’ Top 25 ranking ahead of Week 7of the 2021 NCAA Football Season:

Official Rankings for Week 7 of the 2021 NCAA College Football Season

Wk Rk School Prev
8 1 Georgia (7-0) 1
8 2 Cincinnati (6-0) 3
8 3 Oklahoma (7-0) 4
8 4 Alabama (6-1) 5
8 5 Ohio State (5-1) 6
8 6 Michigan (6-0) 8
8 7 Penn State (5-1) 7
8 8 Oklahoma State (6-0) 12
8 9 Michigan State (7-0) 10
8 10 Oregon (5-1) 9
8 11 Iowa (6-1) 2
8 12 Ole Miss (5-1) 13
8 13 Notre Dame (5-1) 14
8 14 Coastal Carolina (6-0) 15
8 15 Kentucky (6-1) 11
8 16 Wake Forest (6-0) 16
8 17 Texas A&M (5-2) 21
8 18 North Carolina State (5-1) 22
8 19 Auburn (5-2)
8 20 Baylor (6-1)
8 21 SMU (6-0) 23
8 22 San Diego State (6-0) 24
8 23 Pitt (5-1)
8 24 UTSA (7-0)
8 25 Purdue (4-2)

So, how did your team fare this week?