Miami still leads eSports poll, Notre Dame drops out.

As we head into the last weekend in September, Miami continues to lead the eSports Media Group college football poll.

Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, and Nebraska follow Miami, while Texas and Nebraska continue to be very close, with just five points separating them this week.

Oregon, with its big comeback win against USC, is still at No. 6. Virginia Tech moves up two spots to No.7, followed by Fresno State, Tennessee, and a Georgia Tech team that dropped four spots on a bye week.

UCLA moves up three spots to No. 11. Kansas State is four points behind UCLA, and Washington trails Kansas State by four points. LSU and South Carolina finish off the top fifteen.

Northwestern and Michigan have one point separating them at No's 16 and 17. Florida State's fall stops at No. 18. Illinois, making its poll debut, and Oregon State round out the top twenty.

BYU starts the final five followed closely by Mississippi State. Purdue and Michigan State join the top twenty-five at Nos. 23 and 24. Clemson clings to the edge of the poll at No. 25, garnering one more vote than Toledo.

Leaving the top twenty-five this week were Notre Dame, Toledo, and Ohio State.

The full eSports Media Group poll follows:

Rank Team (First-Place Votes) Record Points

1 Miami (FL) (11)2-0440

2 Florida (2)3-0428

3 Oklahoma (5)3-0415

4 Texas3-0381

5 Nebraska4-0376

6 Oregon3-0357

7 Virginia Tech3-0313

8 Fresno State4-0301

9 Tennessee2-0298

10 Georgia Tech3-0287

11 UCLA3-0269

12 Kansas State2-0265

13 Washington2-0261

14 LSU2-0201

15 South Carolina3-0169

16 Northwestern2-0162

17 Michigan2-1161

18 Florida State2-1154

19 Illinois3-089

20 Oregon State1-188

21 BYU3-076

22 Mississippi State1-172

23 Purdue2-052

24 Michigan State2-044

25 Clemson2-138

Dropped Out: Ohio State, Notre Dame, ToledoOthers Receiving Votes: Toledo (37), Texas A&M (29), Stanford (15), Auburn (14), Colorado (14), Iowa (13), Notre Dame (10), Maryland (8), Washington State (7), Ohio State (6), Alabama (2), Boston College (2), Wisconsin (1), North Carolina (1).