ESPN Drops Shocking ‘Post-Spring’ College Football Top 25 — Which Teams Made Unexpected Moves?
Just when you thought the offseason chatter couldn’t get any juicier—BAM! ESPN drops a bombshell with a seismic shakeup in its too-early 2025 college football top 25. Ohio State, fresh off a championship high and seemingly perched atop the collegiate Mount Rushmore, finds itself tumbling not just from No. 1 but all the way out of the top three. Penn State, led by quarterback Drew Allar, is suddenly the new kid on the Big Ten block, eyeing a crown that’s eluded them for so long. Meanwhile, Clemson’s rocket-fueled rise from No. 7 to No. 2 has got fans and purists alike scratching their heads—and wondering if this is the start of a new order or just the usual preseason madness. And while we’re pondering the perils of stadium woes and fuzzy rankings alike—ever think about how much the venue impacts the vibe of a game? Because, let’s face it, not all stadiums are created equal (and ESPN’s got a list for that, too). So, let’s dig in and figure out what this swirling cauldron of rankings means for the teams, the fans, and those scrappy underdogs looking to rewrite the script before the first kickoff. LEARN MORE.
We’re still several months away from the start of the 2025 college football season, and yet, ESPN has already made major changes to its too-early top 25.
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