The AP Top 25 after Week 1 shows major movement: Michigan exits the poll after a controversial win over Western Michigan, while LSU vaults into the Top 10 after a decisive 51-10 win in Baton Rouge.

LSU’s dominant performance fuels chatter that they could challenge Ohio State for a CFP spot, though voters are expected to keep LSU in the Top 10 rather than the Top 5.

LSU rises three spots to No. 8, with Ole Miss at No. 9 and Texas A&M at No. 10 following the Tigers’ statement win.

Iowa’s defense and strong offensive line are praised, but quarterback concerns could dampen its passing game.

Wisconsin’s solid, but fragile, performance against Notre Dame prompts ongoing monitoring into next week.

Indiana is expected to overwhelm North Texas, reflecting the talent gap and momentum from the Mean Green’s departure to Oklahoma State.

Penn State is set for a noon Saturday game against Temple to continue its season.

Illinois is progressing but lacking significant 2025 production, making a Big Ten title run unlikely this year.

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Nebraska shows resilience against a weaker opponent but must fix issues quickly as Matt Rhule pushes for faster improvement.

Indiana is highlighted as a surprise with a new quarterback performing well, suggesting an elite start to the season under Curt Cignetti.

Ohio State is expected to remain strong offensively, but defensive production may dip due to losses, with five-star replacements anticipated.