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LSU Cracks Top 10 In ESPN’s Latest College Football Power Rankings

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect Source USA TODAY Network ID tag:reuters.com,2026:newsml_MT
LSU continues to climb back up the rankings following back-to-back dominant wins.
The Tigers moved up two spots to No. 9 in ESPN's latest College Football Power Rankings after Saturday's 63-14 win over McNeese.
ESPN's Mark Schlabach highlighted LSU's response since its loss at Ole Miss, with the Tigers following that setback with a 35-6 win over Texas A&M and a blowout victory over McNeese.
1. Texas
2. Georgia
3. Miami
4. Alabama
5. Notre Dame
6. Ohio State
7. Indiana
8. BYU
9. LSU
10. Ole Miss
11. Utah
12. Oregon
The Tigers moved up two spots to No. 9 in ESPN's latest College Football Power Rankings after Saturday's 63-14 win over McNeese.
ESPN's Mark Schlabach highlighted LSU's response since its loss at Ole Miss, with the Tigers following that setback with a 35-6 win over Texas A&M and a blowout victory over McNeese.
quote:Here's the Top 12:
9. LSU Tigers
Previous ranking: 11
The Tigers continue to bounce back from their deflating loss at Ole Miss on Sept. 19. After dismantling Texas A&M 35-6 at home, the Tigers ran past FCS opponent McNeese 63-14 on Saturday. LSU piled up 731 yards of offense on 101 plays, including 367 rushing. Quarterback Sam Leavitt, who has been bothered by a strained hamstring, threw for 173 yards with three scores. Backups Landen Clark and Husan Longstreet got all of the work in the second half. The Tigers' schedule is about to get more difficult, with a road test at Kentucky on Saturday and a home game against Mississippi State the next week. LSU plays Alabama, Texas and Tennessee in consecutive weeks in November. -- Mark Schlabach
1. Texas
2. Georgia
3. Miami
4. Alabama
5. Notre Dame
6. Ohio State
7. Indiana
8. BYU
9. LSU
10. Ole Miss
11. Utah
12. Oregon
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