"Michigan overrated" "Oregon is a fraud": CFB world reacts to latest Coaches Top 25 Poll after Week 2 games

The latest rendition of the USA Today Coaches Poll was released on Sunday following Week 2 of the 2024 college football season. The top six teams remained the same; however, there was plenty of movement beyond that as only two programs retained their ranking from last week.

1. Georgia Bulldogs

2. Ohio State Buckeyes

3. Texas Longhorns

4. Alabama Crimson Tide

5. Ole Miss Rebels

6. Oregon Ducks

7. Penn State Nittany Lions

8. Missouri Tigers

9. Tennessee Volunteers

10. Utah Utes

11. USC Trojans

12. Miami (FL) Hurricanes

13. Oklahoma Sooners

14. Oklahoma State Cowboys

15. Kansas State Wildcats

16. Michigan Wolverines

17. LSU Tigers

18. Arizona Wildcats

19. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

20. Clemson Tigers

21. Louisville Cardinals

22. Washington Huskies

23. Iowa State Cyclones

24. Nebraska Cornhuskers

25. Memphis Tigers

How did college football fans react to the updated Coaches Poll?

College football fans shared their reactions to the latest rendition of the USA Today Coaches Poll.

@SmithDog2244 isn't impressed with the defending national champion Michigan Wolverines following their 31-12 Week 2 loss to the visiting Texas Longhorns:

"Michigan over rated."

@SouthFloridaUM blasted the Oregon Ducks and Penn State Nittany Lions:

"Oregon is a fraud Penn State is a fraud"

@BeermanSTL believes the two teams should switch places in the rankings:

"At the very least switch Oregon and Miami. One has looked like the 6th best team in the country, and the other has struggled mightily during cupcake season."

@JonathanBCoker shared plenty of changes that he believes should be made to the Coaches Poll:

"A lot of things needs re-adjusting. For example: Oregon, Oklahoma, Michigan needs to slide down. USC, Miami needs to move up. Washington not sure needs to be there yet. And I may actually have Syracuse at 25 over Memphis."

@MamaisTony is not a fan of the poll:

"1st, Coaches Poll needs to go. 2nd, preseason polls are never accurate and create a narrative that is hard to dispel through the season. Maybe hold off on polls until week 4. It won’t happen because it’s media/tv network $$ that would be lost if we used common sense."

While there will always be complaints about the Coaches Poll, it is important to note that the poll has no bearing on the College Football Playoff. The 12 teams that reach the postseason will be determined by the CFP selection committee, which will release its first rankings on Nov. 5.