CBS Sports has joined the chorus of media outlets who have pegged Alabama at the top of the college football landscape to start the season.

In its explanation, the outlet wrote that voters are so confident in quarterback Bryce Young and the depth of the Alabama program that not even the departure of a record-tying six first-round NFL Draft picks could shake the current order of power in college football.

In fact, the entire top six remained in identical positions from CBS Sports’ pulse-testing rankings a few months ago.

Here’s the rankings:

Rank Team 2020 record 2020 rank

1 Alabama 13-0 1
2 Clemson 10-2 3
3 Oklahoma 9-2 5
4 Ohio State 7-1 2
5 Georgia 8-2 7
6 Iowa State 9-3 9
7 Texas A&M 9-1 6
8 North Carolina 8-4 17
9 Oregon 4-3 31
10 Notre Dame 10-2 4
11 Cincinnati 9-1 8
12 Florida 8-4 11
13 Wisconsin 4-3 34
14 LSU 5-5 52
15 Miami (FL) 8-3 22
16 USC 5-1 19
17 Penn State 4-5 54
18 Iowa 6-2 14
19 Texas 7-3 20
20 Washington 3-1 32
21 Indiana 6-2 16
22 Utah 3-2 27
23 Ole Miss 5-5 51
24 Arizona State 2-2 42
25 Louisiana 10-1 15
26. Oklahoma State
27. UCF
28. Michigan
29. TCU
30. Auburn
31. Coastal Carolina
32. Boise State
33. Liberty
34. NC State
35. Kentucky
36. UCLA
37. Northwestern
38. West Virginia
39. Virginia Tech
40. Memphis
41. Pittsburgh
42. Boston College
43. Appalachian State
44. Nevada
45. BYU
46. Minnesota
47. Missouri
48. Stanford
49. Wake Forest
50. Ball State
51. Nebraska
52. Florida State
53. SMU
54. Colorado
55. Mississippi State
56. Tulsa
57. Virginia
58. Purdue
59. Kansas State
60. San Diego State
61. Arkansas
62. San Jose State
63. UAB
64. Toledo
65. Louisville
66. Texas Tech
67. Baylor
68. Tennessee
69. California
70. Marshall
71. Air Force
72. Houston
73. Wyoming
74. Michigan State
75. Tulane
76. Washington State
77. Maryland
78. UTSA
79. Fresno State
80. Rutgers
81. Illinois
82. Army West Point
83. Oregon State
84. Buffalo
85. Louisiana Tech
86. Georgia Tech
87. FAU
88. East Carolina
89. Western Michigan
90. Duke
91. Hawaii
92. Ohio
93. South Carolina
94. Arizona
95. Troy
96. Syracuse
97. Georgia State
98. Central Michigan
99. Georgia Southern
100. Navy
101. Western Kentucky
102. Colorado State
103. Miami (OH)
104. Kent State
105. Vanderbilt
106. Eastern Michigan
107. New Mexico
108. Arkansas State
109. Southern Miss
110. South Florida
111. Rice
112. Temple
113. Kansas
114. Middle Tennessee State
115. Charlotte
116. Utah State
117. FIU
118. North Texas
119. UConn
120. Texas State
121. Northern Illinois
122. South Alabama
123. UNLV
124. New Mexico State
125. Akron
126. Louisiana-Monroe
127. UTEP
128. Bowling Green
129. Old Dominion
130. UMass