Missouri Tigers Fall One Spot to No. 23 in AP Top 25
The Missouri Tigers dropped one spot in the latest AP Top 25 college football poll, falling to No. 23 after a bye week.
Springfield, MO, October 25, 2026 —
The Missouri Tigers fell one place to No. 23 in the latest AP Top 25 college football poll, according to the available summary. The ranking change came after the team had a bye week.
The summary does not provide the date the poll was released, Missouri’s previous numerical ranking, its vote total, or the rankings of other teams. It also does not include details about the Tigers’ schedule or results before the bye. No reason for the change in position beyond the timing after the bye week was provided.
A bye week means the team did not play a game during that period, but the available information does not identify when the break occurred or how it fit into Missouri’s season schedule. The poll movement is limited to a one-place drop, with the Tigers listed at No. 23 in the latest edition.
The summary does not identify any comments from the team, coaches, poll voters or other officials. It also does not state whether Missouri’s vote total changed, or which team moved ahead of it. Those details are not available in the information provided.
For now, the reported update is a change in ranking rather than a game result: Missouri moved down one spot in the AP Top 25 following a week without a game. The available summary does not provide further information about the poll or the team’s next scheduled game.
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