Coaches Poll and AP Poll Released, Include SEC Team in Top 4

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After 8 weeks of college football (man it goes quick), the rankings are becoming more steady each week. As has been the case the last several weeks, there is a little movement at the top again in the rankings. Outside of that, though, there were no real surpises in the rankings. [Related-category]

Utah fell dramatically in both polls after getting throttled by USC, Texas A&M fell out of both of the polls completely and an SEC team has finally claimed one of the top 4 rankings yet again. Unlike in the BCS Era, that is all the SEC really needs to try to add to its impressive collection of National Championships

First we’ll start with the AP Poll. The poll has 5 SEC teams staking a claim and two in the top 10. The rankings follow, with SEC teams in bold.

The AP Poll

1.  Ohio State

2.  Baylor

3.  Clemson

-leapfrogged teams from the #6 spot

4.  LSU

5.  TCU

-having flashback to the end of 2014 after being in the top 4 last week

6.  Michigan State

7.  Alabama

8.  Stanford

9.  Notre Dame

10.  Iowa

11.  Florida

12.  Oklahoma State

13.  Utah

-all the way from #3

14.  Oklahoma

15.  Michigan

16.  Memphis

17.  Florida State

18.  Houston

19.  Ole Miss

20.  Toledo

21.  Temple

22.  Duke

23.  Pitt

24.  UCLA

25.  Mississippi State

Other SEC teams receiving votes: Texas A&M, Georgia

Yet again, the two polls would create a different College Football Playoff if they chose the 4 teams, as the Coaches Poll has one different team in it’s top 4. Who was it? Who made moves in the SEC? What unranked AP team is ranked in the Coaches? What ranked AP team is unranked in the Coaches? Keep scrolling to find out.

Coaches Poll

1.  Ohio State

2.  Baylor

3.  TCU

4.  LSU

5.  Michigan State

6.  Clemson

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.  Duke

19.  Houston

20.  Toledo

21.  Mississippi

22.  Temple

23.  Georgia

24.  Pittsburgh

25.  UCLA

Other teams receiving votes: Texas A&M, Mississippi State