The conclusion of the 2024 college football season has brought clarity to the rankings, as determined by the US LBM Coaches Poll. Ohio State, crowned national champions, secured the top spot unanimously, receiving all 53 first-place votes. Notre Dame, the runner-up, claimed second place, garnering nearly unanimous support for the No. 2 position. The final poll also provided insights into the performance of playoff and bowl participants, offering a comprehensive overview of the season's standout teams.

Ohio State's dominance in the championship game left no room for debate, solidifying their position as the top team of the year. Meanwhile, Notre Dame's strong showing earned them the runner-up title. Texas, despite not making it to the finals, finished third, showcasing their impressive season. Oregon, who started the playoffs at the top, ended up in fourth place, just ahead of Penn State. Georgia, Arizona State, Tennessee, Boise State, and Indiana rounded out the top ten, highlighting the competitive nature of the season.

The final poll also revealed some surprises among non-playoff invitees. Mississippi achieved the highest ranking outside the playoff field, coming in at No. 13. Brigham Young and Iowa State followed closely behind, while Illinois managed to edge out Alabama, which faced its lowest final ranking since 2007. Miami (Fla.), South Carolina, and Missouri completed the top 20. Army, Syracuse, Memphis, UNLV, and Colorado also made notable appearances in the final Top 25, marking significant achievements for these programs.

The 2024 season concluded with Ohio State standing tall as the undisputed champion, while the rest of the rankings provided a clear picture of the season's most successful teams. The final poll serves as a testament to the hard work and dedication of each participating team, setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting 2025 season. As fans look ahead, they can reflect on the memorable moments and performances that defined this year's college football landscape.