Texas Tops College Football Rankings After Week 4; Chambliss Leads Heisman Race
The University of Texas holds the top spot in The Post's college football rankings, with Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss emerging as the Heisman Trophy front-runner.
The University of Texas remains atop The Post's college football rankings following Week 4, holding onto the No. 1 position with a perfect 4-0 record. Ohio State follows at No. 2, with Notre Dame at No. 3 and Georgia at No. 4.
Texas's edge rusher Colin Simmons, who was a preseason long-shot Heisman candidate, demonstrated his potential in the team's recent win over Tennessee, recording five sacks. Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith continues to impress, drawing attention for his all-around play as a receiver.
Notre Dame is set to face North Carolina and Stanford before a more significant challenge against BYU on Oct. 17. Georgia, also 4-0, is expected to secure another dominant victory against Vanderbilt before a major matchup with Alabama on Oct. 10.
Meanwhile, Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has been identified as the front-runner for the Heisman Trophy. Chambliss's performances have positioned him as the leading candidate for the award.