Bowl season and the entire college football 2023 season is officially in the books, which means it’s time to look back and rank all 133 teams in the nation. Michigan takes the top spot after winning the national championship, with Washington, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida State up next.
Athlon Sports ranks all 133 teams in the nation after the completion of the 2023 regular season:
College Football Top 133 Team Rankings for 2023 (After Bowl Season)
1. Michigan
2. Washington
3. Texas
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
6. Florida State
7. Oregon
8. Missouri
9. Ole Miss
10. Ohio State
11. LSU
12. Arizona
13. Penn State
14. Notre Dame
15. Oklahoma State
16. Oklahoma
17. Louisville
18. Tennessee
19. SMU
20. Kansas State
21. Liberty
22. Tulane
23. NC State
24. Clemson
25. Kansas
26. Iowa
27. Oregon State
28. James Madison
29. West Virginia
30. Troy
31. Northwestern
32. Utah
33. UCLA
34. USC
35. UTSA
36. North Carolina
37. Duke
38. Memphis
39. Appalachian State
40. Miami, Ohio
41. Toledo
42. Kentucky
43. UNLV
44. Wyoming
45. Maryland
46. Air Force
47. Texas Tech
48. Ohio
49. Rutgers
50. Miami
51. Texas A&M
52. Iowa State
53. Virginia Tech
54. Boise State
55. New Mexico State
56. Auburn
57. Fresno State
58. Boston College
59. Georgia Tech
60. Florida
61. California
62. UCF
63. South Carolina
64. Wisconsin
65. Coastal Carolina
66. Jacksonville State
67. TCU
68. Washington State
69. BYU
70. Illinois
71. Western Kentucky
72. Texas State
73. South Alabama
74. USF
75. Syracuse
76. Colorado
77. Minnesota
78. San Jose State
79. Nebraska
80. Mississippi State
81. Arkansas
82. Georgia State
83. Rice
84. Bowling Green
85. Marshall
86. Georgia Southern
87. Arizona State
88. Virginia
89. Army
90. Northern Illinois
91. Arkansas State
92. Old Dominion
93. Purdue
94. Michigan State
95. Stanford
96. Indiana
97. Wake Forest
98. Louisiana
99. Utah State
100. Houston
101. Cincinnati
102. Pitt
103. Colorado State
104. Navy
105. Baylor
106. Western Michigan
107. Central Michigan
108. Eastern Michigan
109. FAU
110. North Texas
111. San Diego State
112. Hawaii
113. UAB
114. Vanderbilt
115. New Mexico
116. Sam Houston
117. Middle Tennessee
118. Ball State
119. Tulsa
120. UTEP
121. Temple
122. Southern Miss
123. FIU
124. Buffalo
125. Charlotte
126. UConn
127. UMass
128. East Carolina
129. Nevada
130. Louisiana Tech
131. Akron
132. ULM
133. Kent State
