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Week 1 of College Football has come and gone, and after an unusual Monday game, here we are on Tuesday with the second AP poll of the season.
Your Top 25:
1. Alabama Crimson Tide (1,524 points, 60 FP votes)
2. Ohio State Buckeyes (1,445 points, 1 FP vote)
3. Clemson (1,317 points)
4. Penn State (1,303 points)
5. Oklahoma (1,253 points)
6. USC (1,224 points)
7. Washington (1,083 points)
8. Michigan (1,051 points)
9. Wisconsin (979 points)
10. Florida State (976 points)
11. Oklahoma State (950 points)
12. LSU (898 points)
13. Auburn (873 points)
14. Stanford (772 points)
15. Georgia (685 points)
16. Miami (FL) (537 points)
17. Louisville (529 points)
18. Virginia Tech (490 Points)
19. Kansas State (398 points)
20. Washington State (216 points)
21. USF (207 points)
22. Florida (164 points)
23. TCU (154 points)
24. Notre Dame (141 points)
25. Tennessee (124 points)
Also Receiving Votes: Utah 96, UCLA 82, West Virginia 70, Colorado 65, Maryland 45, Oregon 44, South Carolina 44, Boise St. 22, Northwestern 20, Houston 14, San Diego St. 11, Texas Tech 4, Kentucky 4, Iowa 3, California 2, Navy 1, Vanderbilt 1, Pittsburgh 1, Mississippi State 1, Nebraska 1 (LOL), Michigan State 1
Quick Thoughts:
- Texas Longhorns are definitely back!
- Fuck Notre Dame is 1-0 for beating Temple and they’re not back, but good for the AP Poll’s charity work of putting a dying kid at #24 until he finally succumbs to cancerous mediocrity.
- Since Georgia Tech can’t hold a commanding lead, we have to deal with the idiocy of Tennessee being ranked for another week too. Really, they were dominating this game and couldn’t score in a 4v3 situation from inside the 5 after their collapse put them in 2OT.
- Iowa handles the defending Mountain West runner-up, Northwestern nearly blows it against a Mountain West also-ran. One is actually within spitting distance of the Top 25, the other is Iowa. First Josey Jewell, now this. WHERE WILL THE IOWA DISRESPECT STOP.
- Florida scores 3 points on offense and is still ranked. This makes a lot of sense.
- With Maryland and Iowa moving up, along with Nebraska and Northwestern lurking, a few Week 2 road wins could vault 3 Big Ten teams into the Top 25. This might actually be a pretty good conference.