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The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 6

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Braziller, Z. (2026, October 12). The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 6. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/12/sports/the-posts-college-football-rankings-heisman-watch-following-week-6-4/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-12 · by Zach Braziller

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Zach Braziller from The Post provides rankings for top college football teams after Week 6. Georgia tops the list at number one with a record of 6-0, having recently won against Alabama. Ohio State follows at second place with five wins and one loss, while Notre Dame holds third place with six straight victories. Notably, Braziller highlights upcoming challenges for each team, such as Georgia facing Ole Miss and Missouri, Ohio State playing Indiana, and Notre Dame’s game against BYU without star player LJ Martin.
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In Week 6 of college football, The New York Post updated its rankings and Heisman watch list. Leading the rankings is Georgia (6-0), which moved up from fourth last week after a tough win against Alabama. Following closely behind in second place is Ohio State (5-1), which has been on an impressive winning streak with four consecutive victories by a combined score of 177-52 since their loss to Texas. Notre Dame (6-0) remains at third but faces a tougher opponent in upcoming games compared to previous matches, with BYU's undefeated team presenting a significant challenge despite the absence of star running back LJ Martin.

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“Article A is about general rankings and predictions after Week 6, while Article B specifically discusses an upcoming matchup between Notre Dame and BYU on October 15.”
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Zach Braziller
56 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Notre Dame (7-1) (4) As Aaron Boone might say, it’s all in front of them.
🔮 The game you would love to see.
🔮 Zach Braziller’s Final Four Picks: Duke, Kansas, Arizona, Vanderbilt Champion: Duke 5 Predictions Duke cuts down the nets If not for injuries to center Patrick Ngongba II and point guard Caleb Foster, Duke may have won it all last season.
🔮 Coach Jon Scheyer’s team is so deep, his second unit would be ranked in our Top 25. 2.
🔮 Starter Julian Sayin may not return this year from his right arm/shoulder injury.
🔮 He warned that the exhibition finale against Texas could be ugly.
🔮 Theo Edema was pressed into action Sunday against one of the best centers in the country, and the freshman performed better than anyone could have expected.
🔮 On Jan. 2 ahead of a game against Stanford, the ACC school is going to hang a banner honoring the late Kenny Klein, and Pitino will be in attendance.
🔮 Adonai Mitchell may have been dealing with more than a finger injury.
🔮 Sunday marks the final dress rehearsal for St. John’s, and it will be a significant test after uneven performances against Drexel and Rutgers.
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Alabama Georgia Notre Dame Ole Miss Post

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Notre Dame ORG · 2× Alabama GPE · 1× Buckeyes ORG · 1× Georgia GPE · 1× Missouri GPE · 1× Ohio State ORG · 1× Ole Miss ORG · 1× Post ORG · 1× Texas GPE · 1× Zach Braziller PERSON · 1×

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Ohio State (5-1) (2) The Buckeyes have looked the part since the Texas loss, cruising to four straight wins by a combined 177-52.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-12
🔮 BYU may not have star running back LJ Martin on Saturday, but the undefeated Cougars will make Notre Dame earn it, unlike the string of cupcakes the Irish have devoured so far.
2026-10-12 · New York Post
The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 6 · assertive framing

Claims (5 extracted, 1 hedged)

The Post’s Zach Braziller ranks the top teams after Week 6 of the college football season: asserted
Braziller → rank → season
Two regular season challenges remain: Ole Miss and Missouri in November. asserted
challenges → remain → November
Ohio State (5-1) (2) The Buckeyes have looked the part since the Texas loss, cruising to four straight wins by a combined 177-52. asserted
Buckeyes → look → 177
Notre Dame (6-0) (3) Finally, a real opponent awaits. asserted
opponent → await → ?
BYU may not have star running back LJ Martin on Saturday, but the undefeated Cougars will make Notre Dame earn it, unlike the string of cupcakes the Irish have devoured so far. uncertain
Irish → have → cupcakes
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