Texas Tops Rankings After Week 3, Chambliss Leads Heisman Race
The Longhorns maintain their No. 1 position in The Post's college football rankings, while Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss emerges as the frontrunner for the Heisman Trophy following the third week of the season.
Texas continues to hold the top spot in The Post's college football rankings after Week 3, with quarterback Arch Manning leading the undefeated Longhorns. The team is set to begin its Southeastern Conference (SEC) schedule this Saturday with a road game against Tennessee.
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has surged to the front of the Heisman Trophy watch. The Rebels are 3-0 on the season, and their next opponent, Florida, recently allowed 39 points in a close victory against Auburn, suggesting a high-scoring potential for Ole Miss.
Defending champions Ohio State rebounded from their loss to Texas with a decisive 59-3 victory over Kent State. Despite the loss, the Buckeyes remain highly ranked.
Notre Dame also maintains a strong position at No. 4. The Fighting Irish have showcased a formidable defense through their first three games, allowing a combined 171 rushing yards and forcing eight turnovers.
This week's rankings reflect the early season performance, with Texas, Ole Miss, Ohio State, and Notre Dame rounding out the top four.