The Post’s Zach Braziller ranks the prime groups after Week 6 of the faculty soccer season:

1. Ohio State (6-1) (Last week: 2) 

A gutty win, overcoming defending nationwide champion Indiana on the highway despite shedding beginning quarterback Julian Sayin to an damage to his proper throwing shoulder/arm early in the fourth quarter. But now, the Buckeyes will want to survive with out Sayin, who is expected to miss several weeks, while going through the likes of USC, Oregon and Northwestern. 

2. BYU (6-0) (9) 

The Cougars’ dramatic win over Notre Dame was their first win over a workforce ranked first or second since knocking off No. 1 Miami in 1990, and it came with out celebrity working back LJ Martin. 

BYU offensive lineman Sonny Makasini, middle proper, lifts quarterback Bear Bachmeier, prime, after Bachmeier ran for a landing during the first half of an NCAA faculty soccer sport against Notre Dame, Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in Provo, Utah. AP Photo/Tyler Tate

3. Miami (6-0) (6) 

A projected rout turned into a dogfight. Miami had to rally from behind in the fourth quarter to keep away from a gorgeous setback to in-state rival Florida State, a 21-point underdog. The Hurricanes were lucky to prevail in double time beyond regulation. Two questionable calls helped them stay undefeated.