Georgia remains No. 1 on my Associated Press ballot this week, followed by Ohio State, Michigan, Washington and Florida State.
Missouri cracked my top 10 after beating Florida, replacing Oregon State, which fell out after losing to Washington.
New teams on my ballot this week are Iowa, UNLV and NC State.
Here's my Week 13 AP ballot compared with Action Network senior writer Collin Wilson’s betting power rankings.
1
AP
Georgia Bulldogs
1
PR
2
AP
Ohio State Buckeyes
5
PR
3
AP
Michigan Wolverines
2
PR
4
AP
Washington Huskies
6
PR
5
AP
Florida State Seminoles
15
PR
6
AP
Texas Longhorns
8
PR
7
AP
Oregon Ducks
3
PR
8
AP
Alabama Crimson Tide
4
PR
9
AP
Louisville Cardinals
24
PR
10
AP
Missouri Tigers
17
PR
Collin and I are in agreement on ranking Georgia at No. 1, and we both have Michigan in our top three.
Other than that, we have differing opinions.
Of my top 10 teams, Collin only has Georgia, Michigan, Ohio State, Washington, Texas, Oregon and Alabama among his top 10 teams.
The biggest difference is Louisville. I have the Cardinals at No. 9, while Collin has UL back at No. 24.
11
AP
Ole Miss Rebels
12
PR
12
AP
Arizona Wildcats
21
PR
13
AP
LSU Tigers
7
PR
14
AP
Oklahoma Sooners
14
PR
15
AP
Oregon State Beavers
18
PR
16
AP
Penn State Nittany Lions
13
PR
17
AP
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
9
PR
18
AP
Oklahoma State Cowboys
28
PR
19
AP
Kansas State Wildcats
10
PR
20
AP
Iowa Hawkeyes
52
PR
For my teams ranked between Nos. 11-20, Collin only has Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Oregon State and Penn State in the same range.
Our biggest disparity is Iowa. I have the Hawkeyes at No. 20, but Collin has Kirk Ferentz’s bunch at No. 52.
21
AP
Liberty Flames
56
PR
22
AP
Tulane Green Wave
47
PR
23
AP
UNLV Rebels
50
PR
24
AP
NC State Wolfpack
40
PR
25
AP
Utah Utes
24
PR
There is little agreement between Collin and me on the final five teams on my AP ballot.
While I have Utah at No. 25 and Collin has the Utes at No. 22, Liberty is our biggest disagreement. I put LU at No. 21, but Collin has the Flames at No. 56.
I did not rank six teams that Collin power-rated in his top 25: No. 11 Texas A&M, No. 16 Clemson, No. 19 Tennessee, No. 20 UCLA, No. 23 USC and No. 25 Kansas.
