Bottom 25 College Football Rankings

Clemson’s drop into the Bottom 25 began dramatically on their first drive of the season, experiencing a three-and-out capped by a sack. The current season has seen the once-prominent team, initially ranked No. 4 in the AP poll, struggle with a record of just 1-2.

Their only win came in a lackluster match against Troy, where the Trojans initially surged to a 16-0 lead before succumbing. With struggling performances across the board, Clemson recently lost to Georgia Tech and must now win every remaining game to make it to the College Football Playoff.

The Week 4 match against Syracuse offers a potential chance for recovery, but Clemson’s past three games firmly earn them a spot in this week’s Bottom 25.

The evaluation for this year’s Bottom 25 has been revised to ensure equal representation across all divisions, with every Power Four league guaranteed a position in the list each week.

Bottom 25 Rankings

1. Oklahoma State
2. Akron
3. UMass
4. Eastern Michigan
5. Virginia Tech
6. San Jose State
7. Georgia Southern
8. Louisiana-Monroe
9. Western Michigan
10. Kent State
11. Ball State
12. Middle Tennessee
13. UCLA
14. Arkansas State
15. Central Michigan
16. Georgia State
17. Coastal Carolina
18. Oregon State
19. Kansas State
20. Florida
21. Boston College
22. Northwestern
23. Colorado
24. Duke
25. Clemson