ESPN ranks the 21 remaining undefeated teams in college football

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As the weeks go by in college football, the list of undefeated teams continues to shrink. After Week 4, the total number is down to 21, ranging from seven different conferences. Compared to a week ago, there we 33 undefeated.

ESPN decided to rank the remaining undefeated teams, with there not being many surprises within the top five. Those are the exact same as how the AP poll reads, with Georgia taking the crown ahead of Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, and Clemson.

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Six is where things begin to shake up, with Tennessee gaining momentum after their win over Florida. Just two other SEC teams are on the list as well, as they are set to face off against one another on Saturday afternoon.

ESPN ranks 21 undefeated teams in college football

Georgia Bulldogs
Alabama Crimson Tide
Ohio State Buckeyes
Michigan Wolverines
Clemson Tigers
Tennessee Volunteers
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Ole Miss Rebels
Penn State Nittany Lions
Minnesota Golden Gophers
USC Trojans
Kentucky Wildcats
NC State Wolfpack
Washington Huskies
Florida State Seminoles
UCLA Bruins
TCU Horned Frogs
Kansas Jayhawks
James Madison Dukes
Syracuse Orange
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

Undefeated teams to matchup win Week 5

Three matchups on the slate this weekend will feature two undefeated teams, beginning Friday night in the Pac-12. Washington will be traveling to the Rose Bowl for a showdown against UCLA for a cross-division showdown. It’s Year One for Kalen DeBoer, quickly turning the program around from what it was just a season ago.

Chip Kelly will be on the other sideline, looking to start 5-0 for the first time since 2013 under Jim Mora. A special Pac-12 After Dark matchup will take place on Friday night.

Another cross-division matchup between Kentucky and Ole Miss will have the opportunity to be the game of the week in the SEC. Mark Stoops has already led his team to a big conference win, getting one over Florida early on. As for Lane Kiffin, he will see his team getting tested for the first time at home.

Clemson and NC State will be the primetime showdown, set to kick off at 7:30 p.m. on ABC. While Week 5 may be early to discuss the postseasons, Saturday’s game will have major College Football Playoff implications, being a top 10 matchup. The Wolfpack have only won consecutive games against the Tigers once this century. Major implications on the line.