Amway Coach’s Poll and AP Top 25 Released (Week 10)

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After 9 weeks of the college football season have been completed, the weekly polls are seeing less and less movement.  Both the AP Top 25 Poll and Amway Coach’s Poll have been released today.  The one that we are all waiting for, however, is set to be released this Tuesday.

Everyone is waiting for the College Football Playoff Poll to see who the committee favors and what teams will likely have to do to make the poll.  While we wait, though, the Coach’s and AP Polls will have to satisfy our appetite.

While you’re waiting, do remember that these polls are supposed to have 0 impact on the College Football Playoff Committee’s view and how they rank the teams.  Their rankings could be completely different.

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Let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves, though.  We first need to check out the AP Top 25 Poll with SEC teams in bold.

AP Top 25

  1.  Ohio State
  2. Baylor
  3. Clemson
  4. LSU– likely to crack the top 4 of the College Football Playoff rankings
  5. TCU
  6. Michigan State
  7. Alabama– needs help to have a chance to make the SEC Championship and/or make the College Football Playoff
  8. Notre Dame
  9. Stanford
  10. Iowa
  11. Florida-  controls their own destiny to make the SEC Championship
  12. Oklahoma State
  13. Utah
  14. Oklahoma
  15. Memphis
  16. Michigan
  17. Florida State
  18. Houston
  19. Mississippi-  controls their own destiny to make the SEC Championship
  20. Toledo
  21. North Carolina
  22. UCLA
  23. Temple
  24. Mississippi State
  25. Texas A&M

Tennessee was the only other SEC team to receive any votes.

Next we need to update the Amway Coach’s Poll, with the SEC teams in bold yet again.

Next: Handicapping the SEC's Playoff Hopes

Amway Coach’s Poll

  1.  Ohio State
  2. Baylor
  3. TCU
  4. LSU
  5. Clemson
  6. Michigan State
  7. Alabama
  8. Stanford
  9. Notre Dame
  10. Oklahoma State
  11. Iowa
  12. Florida
  13. Oklahoma
  14. Utah
  15. Florida State
  16. Memphis
  17. Michigan
  18. Houston
  19. Ole Miss
  20. Toledo
  21. North Carolina
  22. UCLA
  23. Temple
  24. Texas A&M
  25. Mississippi State

-Georgia, formerly #23, fell from the rankings

-No other teams from the SEC received votes in the Poll