College football rankings 2019: AP Top 25 scores, results for Week 1

The updated college football rankings aren’t yet out, but let’s take a look at how the top 25 teams fared during the week 1 action.

We’re now just about through all week 1 action (and week 0 action), and can take a look at the top 25 results so far. Notable results include Oregon beating Auburn, Florida beating Miami, and the top three teams of Clemson, Alabama and Georgia all looking dominant in their 2019 debut.

Here are the top 25 scores and results from week 1:

1. Clemson – beat Georgia Tech (52-14)
2. Alabama – beat Duke (42-3)
3. Georgia – beat Vanderbilt (30-6)
4. Oklahoma – play Sunday night
5. Ohio State – beat FAU (45-21)
6. LSU – beat Georgia Southern (55-3)
7. Michigan – beat Middle Tennessee (27-14)
8. Florida – beat Miami in week zero matchup
9. Notre Dame – play Monday night
10. Texas – beat Louisiana Tech
11. Oregon – lost to Auburn (27-21)
12. Texas A&M – beat Texas State (41-7)
13. Washington – beat Eastern Washington (47-14)
14. Utah – beat BYU (30-12)
15. Penn State – beat Idaho (79-7)
16. Auburn – beat Oregon (27-21)
17. UCF – beat Florida A&M (62-0)
18. Michigan State – beat Tulsa (28-7)
19. Wisconsin – beat South Florida (49-0)
20. Iowa – beat Miami OH (38-14)
21. Iowa State – beat UNI (29-26)
22. Syracuse – beat Liberty (24-0)
23. Washington State – late game
24. Nebraska – beat South Alabama (35-21)
25. Stanford – beat Northwestern (17-7)

The updated college football rankings, including the AP Top 25 and the coaches poll, will likely not be released until Tuesday due to opening weekend having games on Sunday and Monday nights. We will keep readers updated with new college football rankings as they are released.

We’ll update these results as we get the results for the Sunday night Oklahoma vs. Houston game and Monday night’s Notre Dame vs. Louisville game.

What’s coming next week? Some great games – bigger than the week 1 games, frankly – including no. 12 Texas A&M vs. no. 1 Clemson and no. 6 LSU vs. no. 10 Texas. How these games play out will shape much of the rankings moving forward this season including some initial factors for late season College Football Playoff rankings.

Kevin Duffey

A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.