USA Today Sports ranks all 138 FBS football teams

Ranking all 138 college football FBS teams heading into 2026 season

50 – Pittsburgh

58 – Miami (not of Florida)

59 – UConn

68 – Toledo

70 – Western Michigan

77 – Cincinnati

85 – Ohio U

90 – Buffalo

92 – Central Michigan

109 – Eastern Michigan

110 – Akron

116 – Bowling Green

123 – Kent State

130 – Ball State

133 – Sacramento

138 – UMass

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NYT/The Athletic ranks all 138 FBS football teams

38 - Pitt

56 - Western Michigan

70 - Cincinnati

84 - Miami

92 - Central Michigan

93 - Toledo

96 - Ohio

102 - UConn

108 - Eastern Michigan

109 - Buffalo

121 - Ball St

122 - Bowling Green

123 - Akron

124 - Kent St

137 - Sac St

138 - UMass

I can’t speak for everyone, but I prefer those fellas at the USA Today, personally.

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Huge difference in those 2 rankings

I don’t give two shits what the NYT has to say about anything.

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The Bluesman was angry that day, my friends. Like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli.

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Damn straight!! :grinning_face:

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Lindy’s has us at 104. So basically no one knows if we’ll be good or not?

Neither do we! We’re hoping our “big time” Power 4— 3 star redshirt freshman transfer portal QB who’s never thrown a pass in a college game can take us to the promised land.

No wonder our ratings are all over the place.

This is Brett territory. He’s a complete unknown…an NIL, transfer portal, QB from Kansas rolling stone.

I’m willing to bet none of those publications know much about our QB situation.

Lets hope our OL line and play calling gives him a chance to succeed. Emphasis on the run game with short route passing game would be helpful.I am fearful we will see a typical CM " no game plan " similar to the game plan in the MAC Championship game last December where were knew WMU was going to come after our QB with max pressure ( as I am sure Pitt will ) and CM kept calling long low percentage pass routes.

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