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UNIVERSITY PARK, PA – SEPTEMBER 29: Ohio State Buckeyes District, Dwayne Haskins (7), will play the first quarter of the Ohio Buckeyes against the Penn State Nittany match Lions on September 29, 2018 at Beaver Stadium in University Park, PA. (Photo of Gregory Fisher / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
We are already heading to week 6 of the college football season, but let's take a look at what could be the new Top 25 AP after week 5.
A better series of games awaited college football fans in week 5, as there were a lot of potential competitions with some clashes ranked, especially in prime time.
The days began with one of the near-disruptions of the week. Dino Babers and Syracuse, still unbeaten, went to Clemson to face the No. 3 national team and almost lost their minds. Syracuse had a 23-13 lead at the end of the game and the new quarterback named Trevor Lawrence was injured in the first period. First-year player Chase Brice was the first to come back.
Texas Tech hosted West Virginia with a chance to make a statement in the Big 12, but the Mountaineers did well from the start and the Red Raiders' late return effort was no longer.
The day became more interesting, setting up large-scale battles between the Ohio State and Penn State, as well as Stanford and Notre Dame to accompany the evening.
Ohio State was 26-14 in the fourth quarter at Happy Valley, but Dwayne Haskins retained his lead and took the lead to lead the Buckeyes ahead of the Nittany Lions, 27-26, in another classic of the new rivalry.
Notre Dame played Stanford in a match that was not exactly like a match in the top 10 in the second half. After being tied 14-14, the Irish led 24-3 to dominate the Cardinal.
What will the Top 25 AP look like after week 5?
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