As we count down the last fifty days of the college football offseason, here’s the full list of our 2025 CFB top 50.

We evaluated the many various FBS teams, sized them up, and figured out our top 50 rankings. You may or may not agree with them; nothing stopping you from starting your own website, by the way.

Bracket Yard will count down from number 50, at 50 days before the season starts, to number one, the day before the 2025 season.

Updated daily through August 22, 2025.

2025 CFB Top 50: 50 to 26

50.) Syracuse Orange (ACC)

49.) Houston Cougars (Big 12)

48.) Boston College Eagles (ACC)

47.) Rutgers Scarlet Knights (Big Ten)

46.) Duke Blue Devils (ACC)

45.) Wisconsin Badgers (Big Ten)

44.) Minnesota Golden Gophers (Big Ten)

43.) North Carolina Tar Heels (ACC)

42.) Kansas Jayhawks (Big 12)

41.) Colorado Buffaloes (Big 12)

40.) Navy Midshipmen (American)

39.) Pittsburgh Panthers (ACC)

38.) Washington Huskies (Big Ten)

37.) Utah Utes (Big 12)

36.) Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (ACC)

35.) TCU Horned Frogs (Big 12)

34.) Texas Tech Red Raiders (Big 12)

33.) Louisville Cardinals (ACC)

32.) Iowa Hawkeyes (Big Ten)

31.) Baylor Bears (Big 12)

30.) Missouri Tigers (SEC)

29.) Nebraska Cornhuskers (Big Ten)

28.) Arkansas Razorbacks (SEC)

27.) Boise State Broncos (MWC)

26.) USC Trojans (Big Ten)

2025 CFB Top 50: 25 to 11

25.) BYU Cougars (Big 12)

24.) Iowa State Cyclones (Big 12)

23.) Auburn Tigers (SEC)

22.) Oklahoma Sooners (SEC)

21.) Ole Miss Rebels (SEC)

20.) Florida Gators (SEC)

19.) Kansas State Wildcats (Big 12)

18.) Illinois Fighting Illini (Big Ten)

17.) Indiana Hoosiers (Big Ten)

16.) SMU Mustangs (ACC)

15.) Arizona State Sun Devils (Big 12)

14.) Michigan Wolverines (Big Ten)

13.) Tennessee Volunteers (SEC)

12.) South Carolina Gamecocks (SEC)

11.) Miami Hurricanes (ACC)

Bracket Yard’s 2025 Top Ten

10.) Texas A&M Aggies (SEC)

9.) Clemson Tigers (ACC)

8.) Alabama Crimson Tide (SEC)

7.) LSU Tigers (SEC)

6.) Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Ind)

5.) Oregon Ducks (Big Ten)

4.) Penn State Nittany Lions (Big Ten)

3.) Georgia Bulldogs (SEC)

2.) Ohio State Buckeyes (Big Ten)

1.) Texas Longhorns (SEC)