Nebraska Football Receives Votes in Top 25 Polls

Columbia football is receiving attention in the AFCA Coaches Poll, garnering four votes after a strong comeback win against Princeton, where they scored 28 points in the second half. The Lions are leading the Ivy League in offense with an average of 434.7 yards per game and are ranked 13th nationally in points allowed. Meanwhile, Nebraska football remains unranked but is receiving votes in both the AP and Coaches Polls after a gritty 14-7 victory over Rutgers, marking their fifth win of the season. The Huskers are now effectively ranked 27th and are a win away from bowl eligibility, with their next game against undefeated Indiana post-bye week. In contrast, neither Arizona nor Arizona State made the AP Top 25 but received votes in the Coaches Poll, with Arizona State winning a thrilling game against Kansas. Both teams aim for national recognition as they prepare for upcoming matchups, with Texas reclaiming the No. 1 spot in college football rankings after Alabama's upset loss to Vanderbilt.