Michigan jumps to No. 4 in AP Top 25 poll

Michigan is ranked No. 4 in the AP Top 25 poll.

The team started as No. 7 in the country, then jumped to No. 5 after a Week 1 win over Hawaii. The Wolverines have moved up another spot after a 51-14 dominance of Central Florida in Week 2.

The Big Ten Conference teams in the Top 25 include Ohio State (No. 3), Michigan (No. 4), Wisconsin (No. 9), Michigan State (No. 12) and Iowa (No. 13).

Michigan has not been ranked higher than No. 4 since the 2006 season, which saw the Wolverines at No. 2 in the country before losing to No. 1 Ohio State on November 18, 2006. In the offensive shootout, the Buckeyes stole a 42-39 win over Lloyd Carr’s Wolverines.

Also, Michigan moved up one spot to No. 5 in the Amway USA Today Coaches Poll.

The Wolverines will battle against Colorado, a 2-0 team from the Pac-12 South, at 3:30 PM ET in Week 3.

AP Top 25

No. 1 - Alabama
No. 2 - Florida State
No. 3 - Ohio State
No. 4 - Michigan
No. 5 - Clemson
No. 6 - Houston
No. 7 - Stanford
No. 8 - Washington
No. 9 - Wisconsin
No. 10 - Louisville
No. 11 - Texas
No. 12 - Michigan State
No. 13 - Iowa
No. 14 - Oklahoma
No. 15 - Tennessee
No. 16 - Georgia
No. 17 - Texas A&M
No. 18 - Notre Dame
No. 19 - Ole Miss
No. 20 - LSU
No. 21 - Baylor
No. 22 - Oregon
No. 23 - Florida
No. 24 - Arkansas
No. 25 - Miami (FL)