Georgia ranked first in AP Poll, Coaches Poll for Week 4

The Georgia Bulldogs, who defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks 48-7 on Saturday, have remained first in the AP Poll and have moved up to first in the Coaches Poll for Week 4.

Georgia received 1,569 points in the AP Poll, which is up eight points from the Week 3 poll. The Bulldogs also received 59 first-place votes, six more than they received last week.

In the Coaches Poll, the Bulldogs received 1,594 points and 40 first-place votes, which is up 20 points and 15 first-place votes from Week 4.

The Bulldogs’ next game is at home against the Kent State Golden Flashes on Saturday, Sept. 24. The game will be a streaming-only event on SECN+ and ESPN+ at noon ET.

Below are the complete AP and Coaches polls for Week 4 (first-place votes in parentheses):

AP Poll – Week 4

1. Georgia (59)
2. Alabama (3)
3. Ohio State (1)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. Oklahoma
7. USC
8. Kentucky
9. Oklahoma State
10. Arkansas
11. Tennessee
12. NC State
13. Utah
14. Penn State
15. Oregon
16. Ole Miss
17. Baylor
18. Washington
19. BYU
20. Florida
21. Wake Forest
22. Texas
23. Texas A&M
24. Pittsburgh
25. Miami FL

Others receiving votes: Michigan State 91, Florida State 85, Appalachian State 77, North Carolina 72, Washington State 62, Cincinnati 52, Oregon State 49, Minnesota 48, Kansas 23, Syracuse 7, LSU 6, Wisconsin 4

Dropped from rankings: Michigan State 11

FBS COACHES POLL – Week 4

1. Georgia (40)
2. Alabama (24)
3. Ohio State (1)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. Oklahoma
7. USC
8. Oklahoma State
9. Kentucky
10. Arkansas
11. NC State
12. Tennessee
13. Ole Miss
14. Utah
15. Penn State
16. Wake Forest
17. Baylor
18. Oregon
19. Texas
20. Texas A&M
21. Michigan State
22. Florida
23. BYU
24. Washington
25. Miami FL

Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 210; Florida State 107; Appalachian State 68; Oregon State 57; Washington State 55; Cincinnati 37; Syracuse 24; Minnesota 24; Iowa State 15; North Carolina 12; Texas Christian 7; Kansas 5; Wisconsin 4; Air Force 4; Notre Dame 2; Mississippi State 2; Louisiana State 2; Duke 2; East Carolina 1; Coastal Carolina 1.

Dropped from rankings: Pittsburgh 25.