Georgia football ranked in top 5 of preseason US LBM Coaches Poll

The Georgia Bulldogs are ranked as the second-best SEC team in the preseason coaches poll behind Texas

The Georgia Bulldogs are less than a month away from their season opener against the Marshall Thundering Herd on Aug. 30. Georgia opens the 2025 college football season as the No. 4 team in the US LBM Coaches Poll.

Georgia is ranked behind the No. 1 Texas Longhorns, the No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes and No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions. Georgia received three first-place votes, which is the fourth-most in the country. Texas (28), Ohio State (20) and Penn State (14) all received more first place votes. Clemson (two) is the only other team to receive first-place votes. Their is no consensus dominant No. 1 team in America entering the 2025 season, so this should be another fun year of college football.

The Bulldogs are scheduled to host a trio of top-15 opponents at home this season. Georgia is set to play No. 1 Texas, No. 8 Alabama and No. 15 Ole Miss in Athens. The Dawgs will also play No. 17 Florida (neutral) and No. 18 Tennessee (road) this fall. In-state rival Georgia Tech also received votes. Georgia is scheduled to play five total ranked opponents.

Georgia is coming off a 2024 season where they went 11-3 and won the SEC, but lost in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals to Notre Dame. Georgia is expected to start redshirt junior quarterback Gunner Stockton this season.

Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton (14) passes the ball

2025 preseason US LBM Coaches Poll

RankTeamPointsFinal Rank 2024
1Texas1,606 (28)3
2Ohio State1,565 (20)1
3Penn State1,525 (14)5
4Georgia1,466 (3)6
5Notre Dame1,3602
6Clemson1,324 (2)11
7Oregon1,3074
8Alabama1,21017
9LSU1,056NR
10Miami (FL)82318
11Arizona State8067
12Illinois73416
13South Carolina66519
14Michigan580NR
15Mississippi57313
16SMU55511
17Florida498NR
18Tennessee4928
19Indiana46010
20Kansas State438NR
21Texas A&M392NR
21Iowa State39215
23BYU28714
24Texas Tech261NR
25Boise State2469

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma 221; Missouri 142; Louisville 126; USC 116; Utah 86; Baylor 76; Auburn 50; Iowa 49; Memphis 34; Army West Point 33; Tulane 31; Georgia Tech 27; TCU 24; Nebraska 19; Syracuse 16; Washington 15; Navy 14; Arkansas 14; Duke 12; Colorado 12; Minnesota 11; UNLV 8; Florida State 8; Kansas 6; Vanderbilt 3; Buffalo 1;

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