Oklahoma football rises seven spots in latest AP Poll

Oklahoma football rises seven spots in latest AP Poll

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The Oklahoma Sooners made a significant leap in the latest Associated Press Poll, rising seven spots to No. 11 following their victory over Tennessee, now ranked No. 23. This advancement makes Oklahoma the fifth-highest ranked team in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), aligning with their position in the SEC Football Power Rankings. The Sooners, currently with a 7-2 record, have a bye in Week 11 before facing No. 4 Alabama in Tuscaloosa on November 15. This upcoming game is crucial for Oklahoma's College Football Playoff aspirations, as a win could boost their standing significantly. The SEC leads all conferences with nine teams in the Top 25, including Texas (No. 13), Vanderbilt (No. 15), Missouri (No. 19), and Tennessee (No. 23).

Originally by Eric W. Bolinon November 3, 2025
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