SEC schools in US LBM Coaches Poll after conference championships

Six SEC schools made it into the top 25 of the US LBM Coaches Poll

It was a wild weekend for college football’s conference championship games, which featured a few mismatches and one major upset.

The Southeastern Conference’s title game was a thriller that saw the Alabama Crimson Tide beat the Georgia Bulldogs in Atlanta, snapping the latter’s 29-game winning streak and putting the Dawgs’ College Football Playoff hopes in peril.

The US LBM Coaches Poll was released on Sunday after championship games, with Alabama tied for fourth with the Texas Longhorns — which along with ‘Bama’s three first-place votes should make the CFP decision even spicier.

The Southeastern Conference is represented overall by six schools in the top 25, led by the Tide followed by the Georgia Bulldogs (No. 6) and Missouri Tigers (No. 9) to round out the top 10. The Ole Miss Rebels (No. 11), LSU Tigers (No. 13) and Tennessee Volunteers (No. 23) also cracked the top 25.

No other conference school received any votes.

Here is the full US LBM Coaches Poll.

Rank Team Record Points Change
1 Michigan 13-0 1535 (51) +1
2 Washington 13-0 1,482 (8) +1
3 Florida State 13-0 1358 +1
4 (tie) Texas 12-1 1351 +3
4 (tie) Alabama 12-1 1351 +4
6 Georgia 12-1 12750 -5
7 Ohio State 11-1 1187 –1
8 Oregon 11-2 1092 -3
9 Missouri 10-2 1023
10 Penn State 10-2 952
11 Ole Miss 10-2 932
12 Oklahoma 10-2 898
13 LSU 9-3 796
14 Arizona 9-3 642 +1
15 Louisville 10-3 642 -1
16 Notre Dame 9-3 633
17 Iowa 10-3 426
18 North Carolina State 9-3 423 +2
19 SMU 11-2 375 +5
20 Liberty 13-0 315 +2
21 Oklahoma State 9-4 299 -2
22 Oregon State 8-4 295 -1
23 Tennessee 8-4 226
24 Tulane 11-2 139 -6
25 James Madison 11-1 114

Others Receiving Votes

Clemson 107; Troy 66; Kansas State 64; Utah 36; Kansas 17; West Virginia 8; Miami (OH) 8; Toledo 7; Boise State 7; San Jose State 3; New Mexico State 1

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