Michigan State football receives votes in latest AFCA Coaches Poll

Michigan State football receives votes in latest AFCA Coaches Poll

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The latest USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll just dropped and Michigan State football might not be ranked, but they have already started to receive votes after their dismantling of a strong team in Northwestern on the road.

The Spartans received 33 votes, putting them right behind Florida State in the voting totals and just ahead of Kentucky. A potential win this weekend over a lowly Youngstown State squad likely won’t be enough to push them into the top-25, but a match-up against No. 24 ranked Miami the following week on the road should be enough if they are able to beat them.

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Full USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll:

Rank Team Points Change
1 Alabama 1,624
2 Georgia 1,537 +3
3 Ohio State 1,491 +1
4 Oklahoma 1,397 -1
5 Texas A&M 1,334 +1
6 Clemson 1,239 -4
7 Notre Dame 1.197
8 Cincinnati 1.113 +2
9 Florida 1,058 +2
10 Iowa State 1,057 -2
11 Oregon 920 +1
12 Iowa 914 +6
13 Penn State 872 +7
14 USC 828
15 Texas 653 +4
16 UCLA 538 +26
17 Wisconsin 359 -2
18 Utah 294 +8
19 Coastal Carolina 289 +5
20 Ole Miss 285 +5
21 Virginia Tech 274 +19
22 North Carolina 252 -13
23 Oklahoma State 243 -1
24 Miami (Fl) 186 -8
25 Arizona State 181 +3

Dropped from the rankings:

No. 13 LSU, No. 17 Indiana, No. 21 Washington, No. 23 ULL

Others receiving votes:

Auburn 123; Michigan 99; Louisiana State 95; NC State 81; Liberty 78; Brigham Young 65; Indiana 58; Texas Christian 49; Central Florida 48; Florida State 34; Michigan State 33; Kentucky 28; Pittsburgh 20; UL Lafayette 19; Kansas State 19; Boston College 19; Appalachian State 15; Southern Methodist 14; Rutgers 11; Arkansas 11; Maryland 9; Tennessee 7; Nevada 7; Fresno State 7; Army 7; Tulane 6; Virginia 5; San Jose State 5; Missouri 5; Ball State 5; Marshall 3; UAB 2; Air Force 2; Charlotte 1.