It’s another rankings Sunday in the college football world. The Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and the National Football Foundation (NFF) released the new Super 16 poll on Sunday.

The top 4 teams remain Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State and Michigan. The Crimson Tide, which won 55-3 over Vanderbilt, and Buckeyes picked up a handful of Georgia’s first-place votes after the Bulldogs’ closer-than-expected 39-22 win over Kent State.

Tennessee moved up 4 spots to No. 7 after a 38-33 over Florida on Saturday. Kentucky remains at No. 9 after defeating Northern Illinois 31-23 while Ole Miss moved up a spot from No. 15 to No. 14 after a 35-27 win over Tulsa.

Arkansas was No. 10, but dropped out following a 23-21 loss to Texas A&M. The Razorbacks and Aggies are both among the other teams receiving votes.

Here’s the full poll following Week 4:

TEAM POINTS FIRST-PLACE VOTES LAST WEEK’S RANK
1. Georgia (4-0) 814 38 1
2. Alabama (4-0) 765 5 2
3. Ohio State (4-0) 756 9 3
4. Michigan (4-0) 645 4
5. Clemson (4-0) 604 6
6. USC (4-0) 545 7
7. Tennessee (4-0) 449 11
8. Oklahoma State (3-0) 412 8
9. Kentucky (4-0) 405 9
10. Penn State (4-0) 337 12
11. NC State (4-0) 269 13
12. Utah (3-1) 172 14
13. Washington (4-0) 164 16
14. Ole Miss (4-0) 153 15
15. Oregon (3-1) 105 N/A
16. Oklahoma (3-1) 5

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Minnesota (80), Baylor (73), Florida State (49), Texas A&M (45), Arkansas (34), Kansas (23), BYU (17), Kansas State (13), Wake Forest (12), TCU (10), Texas (6), Florida (5), UCLA (5), Notre Dame (4), Pittsburgh (3), Cincinnati (2), Texas Tech (1), James Madison (1), LSU (1).

The Super 16 pollsters, a mix of FWAA writers and College Football Hall of Famers, were selected to create a balanced-geographical perspective.