My Post-Spring Top 25 For The 2023 Season | College Football Top 25

Spring practice has concluded, the transfer portal has mostly closed, and most of the 2023 recruiting class has enrolled at their respective school. After watching spring games and dedicating myself to hard work and research, the time has come to release my Post-Spring Top 25 for the 2023 College Football Season. I am so excited to share this video with you all as it took weeks and months of dedicated time to research and edit this video! Researching projected depth charts, high school and transfer portal recruiting classes, and watching spring games have been a lot of fun. My Preseason Top 25 uses 247Sports' Team Talent Composite and Recruiting Database, ESPN's Football Power Index and Efficiency Metrics, Bill Connelly's Returning Production Data, and my own Potential Power Index to bring a high-quality and updated preseason Top 25. Though perfectly accurate preseason College Football Top 25's are almost impossible to make, I want to be an exception to the rule.

There are many questions entering the season, such as:
- Will the Georgia Bulldogs be the first team ever to win a National Title 3 years in a row?
- Can the Michigan Wolverines, the Ohio State Buckeyes, and the Penn State Nittany Lions break the Big Ten's National Championship drought in 2023?
- How will the Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback room take shape with Tyler Buchner, Jalen Milroe, and Ty Simpson?
- Do Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers win the SEC West again in 2023?
- Does the Pac-12 finally break their College Football Playoff drought?
- Are the Texas Longhorns finally back, and if so, how high is their ceiling?
- Every College Football Season has a handful of surprise teams. Who will 2023's surprise teams be, and will they reach the College Football Playoff?

I hope to answer as many questions as I possibly can in a way that is accurate. It will be challenging from the preseason point of view, but that is my goal. I am of the opinion that quarterback play will be less of a determining factor this season compared to past seasons, as there is a lack of truly elite quarterback QB play and a surplus of elite wide receiver play. I believe that on offense, running back, offensive line, and tight end play will be critical factors for deciding the haves and have-nots of the 2023 season. Defensively, teams will need to be able to have lockdown secondaries to halt spread offenses but also have physical trench play to adapt to college football bringing back the rushing attack. This 2023 season is destined to be great, and I think it will be full of chaos like 2021 and 2022.

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ESPN 2023 Post-Spring Top 25:
Joel Klatt's Post-Spring Top 25:
CBS 2023 Post-Spring Top 25:
My Winter Top 25:

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[brandnrode]

FSU does not have questions at wide receiver, and they have a GREAT running back in Trey Benson.

[reeseyspuffs]

Fsu 15. Will revisit this comedic take

[ItIsP]

My brotha, TN will greatly outperform 18th

[mbd]

Notre Dame didn't "fall apart" against Clemson last year. But I think our staff will get the job done and with a good QB in Hartman (big upgrade over Pyne), I think we can win 10-11 games.

[whats_holden_up]

The disrespect to Tulane. We will be a top 25 team next year as well

[michaelmorris]

I think you're wrong about Notre Dame. The receivers are going to work themselves out we got really good ones. Just cuz they never played in College doesn't mean they're not any good. I think Parker is going to be a very good offensive coordinator. I got my doubts about Al golden. But we'll see

[lanesansom]

Disagree with how low Alabama is, and with Tulane not even being here, especially with how easy their schedule is and id be more suprised if Ole Miss beat Tulane, than i would be the other way around. Also belive there will be a good bit of 1 loss teams . Other than that tho love the layout and u can tell that you take time and do the work, glad i found your channel

[brettk]

My top legit 10 to actually win it. Georgia, Texas, Michigan, LSU, Penn st, Bama, Clemson, Ohio st, USC, and ND.

[greenwithenvee]

No Texas in this video told me all I need to know 😂🤘

[davidnikoloff]

Imagine, you say, if Ohio State had beaten Georgia and Michigan. Well, they didn’t. So it’s one of those “If my Aunt had balls she’d be my uncle.”

[chewbaka]

Michigan and Ohio State could combine teams and would still lose to GA this year. 😂

[bouncybubbles]

Underrated channel. Enjoy the different perspective you bring to the space.

[dezgarrett]

Kansas St just lost Duece Vaughn...and they get an A at running back?? I wish you were one of professors in college.

[OidSoldier]

Outstanding analysis! Best on youtube. Thank you.

[jmfbizzle]

When you say Wisconsin! You said it all!

[WonderReads]

The one thing I would consider with pac-12, Washington’s schedule leading up to the Oregon State game is going to beat them up leading to an Oregon state win. Oregon state probably loses to Utah and Oregon.

[lytelime]

I was with you most of the way until you got to Georgia and Ohio State. OSU has a first year starting QB and gets an A+ grade and first time playcaller in B. Hartline that you call an “elite coordinator”. 😂😂😂 How, he’s never done it??? Plus their defensive line depth and size is lacking. Certainly not an A+ D-line even with JTT.

[thehistoryexpert]

I had no idea Notre Dame has 0 WRs on their roster.

[justin]

It’s great to watch channels like this to help you keep up with teams in college football and to make you a more knowledgeable football fan.