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Two SEC football teams drop out of latest US LBM Coaches Poll

With just a few weeks remaining in the season, SEC football still has seven teams ranked in the US LBM Coaches Poll.

Last week, and in many of this season’s college football polls, the SEC had nine teams in the top 25. This week, after another wild set of games, they are down to seven ranked teams in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll.

The big game this weekend saw the Georgia Bulldogs beat the Tennessee Volunteers 31 – 17. South Carolina versus Missouri was also a matchup of two ranked teams, and the Gamecocks came out on top.

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The Texas Longhorns still lead the way for the SEC. They are the only SEC team in the top five, coming in at number three. There’s a glut of two-loss teams now, and the Alabama Crimson Tide, Tennessee, Georgia, and Ole Miss all are ranked between seven and eleven.

Only a few weeks remain in the 2024 season, and the race to the college football playoffs is wide open for the SEC. Multiple teams still have a shot, and it will be an interesting final few games.

Here are the full results of the Coaches Poll after week 12:

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	11-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	9-1	1,316
3	Texas Longhorns	9-1	1,263
4	Penn State Nittany Lions	9-1	1,158
5	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,109
6	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	9-1	1096
7	Alabama Crimson Tide	8-2	996
8	Georgia Bulldogs	8-2	993
9	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	984
10	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	847
11	Tennessee Volunteers	8-2	823
12	SMU Mustangs	9-1	744
13	Boise State Broncos	9-1	714
14	Texas A&M Aggies	8-2	646
15	BYU Cougars	9-1	633
16	Clemson Tigers	8-2	569
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	509
18	Colorado Buffaloes	8-2	464
19	South Carolina Gamecocks	7-3	379
20	Tulane Green Wave	9-2	280
21	Iowa State Cyclones	8-2	268
22	Arizona State Sun Devils	8-2	251
23	UNLV Rebels	8-2	93
24	Memphis Tigers	9-2	77
25	Kansas State Wildcats	7-3	67

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Where Clemson ranks in new US LBM Coaches Poll after last-minute win at Pitt

Here’s where the Clemson Tigers are ranked in the new US LBM Coaches Poll after their late rally against Pitt.

The Clemson Tigers survived an upset scare on Saturday against the Pitt Panthers at Acrisure Stadium to keep their ACC championship hopes alive with two games left in the regular season.

Unfortunately, the fact that the Tigers (8-2 overall, 7-1 ACC) needed a late 50-yard touchdown run by Cade Klubnik for a last-minute 24-20 victory didn’t impress many pollsters. Clemson stayed at No. 16 in the new US LBM Coaches Poll, released Sunday.

The Tigers are ranked one spot below No. 15 BYU (9-1), which lost its first game of the season in a 17-13 upset home loss to Kansas on Saturday. Dabo Swinney’s team is ranked one spot ahead of No. 17 Army (9-0), which has already clinched a berth in the AAC Championship Game.

As for the top 5-10, the Oregon Ducks (11-0) remained No. 1 for the fifth straight week after surviving a close call against Wisconsin at Camp Randall. Ohio State (9-1) stayed at No. 2 after beating Northwestern, 31-7, in a game played at Wrigley Field.

The Texas Longhorns (9-1) stayed at No. 3 after their 20-10 win over Arkansas. Penn State (9-1) rose to No. 4 after Tennessee’s 31-17 loss to Georgia, and the Indiana Hoosiers (No. 5, 10-0) moved into the top five of the Coaches Poll for the first time this season.

Miami (9-1) remained the ACC’s highest-ranked team and rounded out the top 10. SMU (9-1) rose one spot to No. 12. Clemson needs either a Miami loss to Wake Forest or Syracuse in the Hurricanes’ final two regular season games, or an SMU loss to Virginia or Cal in order for the Tigers to reach the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.

The Tigers moved up three spots to No. 20 in last week’s College Football Playoff rankings, one spot ahead of rival South Carolina. LaNorris Sellers and the Gamecocks improved to 7-3 on Saturday and climbed four spots to No. 19 in this week’s Coaches Poll.

Clemson hosts South Carolina in Death Valley on Nov. 30, a week after the Tigers face The Citadel in Week 13. Kickoff for Clemson vs. The Citadel this Saturday is set for 3:30 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on The CW network.

Full Week 12 US LBM Coaches Poll

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	11-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	9-1	1,316
3	Texas Longhorns	9-1	1,263
4	Penn State Nittany Lions	9-1	1,158
5	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,109
6	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	9-1	1096
7	Alabama Crimson Tide	8-2	996
8	Georgia Bulldogs	8-2	993
9	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	984
10	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	847
11	Tennessee Volunteers	8-2	823
12	SMU Mustangs	9-1	744
13	Boise State Broncos	9-1	714
14	Texas A&M Aggies	8-2	646
15	BYU Cougars	9-1	633
16	Clemson Tigers	8-2	569
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	509
18	Colorado Buffaloes	8-2	464
19	South Carolina Gamecocks	7-3	379
20	Tulane Green Wave	9-2	280
21	Iowa State Cyclones	8-2	268
22	Arizona State Sun Devils	8-2	251
23	UNLV Rebels	8-2	93
24	Memphis Tigers	9-2	77
25	Kansas State Wildcats	7-3	67

Schools Dropped Out

No. 18 Washington State; No. 21 Missouri; No. 22 LSU; No. 24 Louisville;

Others Receiving Votes

Washington State 65; Illinois 56; Missouri 44; Syracuse 18; James Madison 11; Duke 9; Pittsburgh 7; Louisiana 5; Louisville 2; Vanderbilt 1; Sam Houston 1; LSU 1; Colorado State 1;

Georgia surges in the US LBM Coaches Poll after win over Tennessee

Georgia football rises in the Coaches Poll after win vs. Tennessee, but will the playoff committee respect Georgia?

The Georgia Bulldogs are No. 8 in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Georgia and quarterback Carson Beck looked like a national championship contender again in the Bulldogs’ 31-17 win over Tennessee.

Oregon Ducks remain No. 1. The Ohio State Buckeyes are ranked No. 2 and the Texas Longhorns are ranked No. 3. Penn State checks in at No. 4. Undefeated Indiana rounds out the top five at No. 5.

Tennessee dropped to No. 11 after losing to Georgia. The Volunteers were previously ranked No. 4 and are now behind Georgia in the playoff race.

Georgia only rose two spots after beating Tennessee. The Bulldogs would make the College Football Playoff as the No. 10 seed based on these rankings. The third edition of the playoff rankings will be released on Tuesday.

Georgia hosts UMass next week in an easy game for the Bulldogs.

Here’s a look at the full US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 12

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	11-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	9-1	1,316
3	Texas Longhorns	9-1	1,263
4	Penn State Nittany Lions	9-1	1,158
5	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,109
6	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	9-1	1096
7	Alabama Crimson Tide	8-2	996
8	Georgia Bulldogs	8-2	993
9	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	984
10	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	847
11	Tennessee Volunteers	8-2	823
12	SMU Mustangs	9-1	744
13	Boise State Broncos	9-1	714
14	Texas A&M Aggies	8-2	646
15	BYU Cougars	9-1	633
16	Clemson Tigers	8-2	569
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	509
18	Colorado Buffaloes	8-2	464
19	South Carolina Gamecocks	7-3	379
20	Tulane Green Wave	9-2	280
21	Iowa State Cyclones	8-2	268
22	Arizona State Sun Devils	8-2	251
23	UNLV Rebels	8-2	93
24	Memphis Tigers	9-2	77
25	Kansas State Wildcats	7-3	67

Schools Dropped Out

No. 18 Washington State; No. 21 Missouri; No. 22 LSU; No. 24 Louisville;

Others Receiving Votes

Washington State 65; Illinois 56; Missouri 44; Syracuse 18; James Madison 11; Duke 9; Pittsburgh 7; Louisiana 5; Louisville 2; Vanderbilt 1; Sam Houston 1; LSU 1; Colorado State 1.

Alabama climbs in new US LBM Coaches Poll and jumps past these teams

Take a look at how far Alabama climbed in the new US LBM Coaches Poll after two teams ranked ahead of them lost Saturday.

Alabama football moved up in the new Week 12 US LBM Coaches Poll Sunday after a convincing win over Mercer and after two teams ranked ahead of the Crimson Tide lost over the weekend.

Alabama (8-2 overall, 4-2 SEC) moved up two spots to No. 7 in the new Coaches Poll after their 52-7 win over Mercer and after the BYU Cougars (9-1) suffered their first loss of the season in a 17-13 upset at the hands of the Kansas Jayhawks in Provo.

Tennessee (8-2) also fell, 31-17 to the Georgia Bulldogs (8-2) in Athens, causing the Crimson Tide to jump past the Vols. Tennessee and BYU suffered the biggest drops in this week’s poll. Both fell seven spots; the Volunteers are ranked No. 11 while BYU is No. 15.

Alabama remained the highest-ranked two-loss team in the poll and are ranked one spot below No. 6 Notre Dame and one spot ahead of No. 8 Georgia. Jalen Milroe and the Crimson Tide visit the Oklahoma Sooners in Week 13 at Gaylord Family – Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CT. The game can be seen on ABC.

The Oregon Ducks (11-0) remained No. 1 for the fifth straight week after surviving a close call against the Wisconsin Badgers in a 16-13 win at Camp Randall. The Ohio State Buckeyes (9-1) stayed at No. 2 after beating Northwestern, 31-7, in a game played at Wrigley Field.

The Texas Longhorns (9-1) stayed at No. 3 after their 20-10 win over the Arkansas Razorbacks. Penn State (9-1) took Tennessee’s former spot at No. 4.

The Indiana Hoosiers (No. 5, 10-0) moved into the top five of the Coaches Poll for the first time this year. Indiana had a bye over the weekend and will head to Columbus to take on Ohio State in a huge Big Ten contest next Saturday.

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels (8-2) moved into the top 10 at No. 9 while the Miami Hurricanes (9-1) rose two spots to No. 10. Ole Miss had a bye Saturday and will face the Florida Gators in Gainesville in Week 13. Miami also had a bye and will host Wake Forest Saturday.

Full Week 12 US LBM Coaches Poll

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	11-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	9-1	1,316
3	Texas Longhorns	9-1	1,263
4	Penn State Nittany Lions	9-1	1,158
5	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,109
6	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	9-1	1096
7	Alabama Crimson Tide	8-2	996
8	Georgia Bulldogs	8-2	993
9	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	984
10	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	847
11	Tennessee Volunteers	8-2	823
12	SMU Mustangs	9-1	744
13	Boise State Broncos	9-1	714
14	Texas A&M Aggies	8-2	646
15	BYU Cougars	9-1	633
16	Clemson Tigers	8-2	569
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	509
18	Colorado Buffaloes	8-2	464
19	South Carolina Gamecocks	7-3	379
20	Tulane Green Wave	9-2	280
21	Iowa State Cyclones	8-2	268
22	Arizona State Sun Devils	8-2	251
23	UNLV Rebels	8-2	93
24	Memphis Tigers	9-2	77
25	Kansas State Wildcats	7-3	67

Schools Dropped Out

No. 18 Washington State; No. 21 Missouri; No. 22 LSU; No. 24 Louisville;

Others Receiving Votes

Washington State 65; Illinois 56; Missouri 44; Syracuse 18; James Madison 11; Duke 9; Pittsburgh 7; Louisiana 5; Louisville 2; Vanderbilt 1; Sam Houston 1; LSU 1; Colorado State 1;

Duke women’s basketball drops below UNC to 16th in USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

After Sunday’s loss to Maryland, the Duke Blue Devils tumbled down to 16th in the USA TODAY Sports Women’s Basketball Coaches Poll.

The Duke women’s basketball team tumbled down to 16th in the USA TODAY Sports Women’s Basketball Coaches Poll on Tuesday after its first loss of the season over the weekend.

The Blue Devils fell to Maryland on the road, 85-80, despite 15 points from freshman forward [autotag]Toby Fournier[/autotag] off the bench. The 6-foot-2 Canadian has averaged 12.7 points, 5.3 rebounds. 1.0 blocks, and 1.0 steals in her first three collegiate games despite only playing 18.7 minutes per game, and she’s made it to the free-throw line 16 times over the past two contests.

The Terrapins jumped up to 14th with the victory, two spots over the Blue Devils. The team between them? The North Carolina Tar Heels after two straight wins to open their season.

The South Carolina Gamecocks and Connecticut Huskies, predictably, stayed in the first two spots. In fact, the entire top seven remained unchanged after one week.

The Blue Devils return to Cameron Indoor Stadium on Thursday night for a game against Dayton.

Clemson basketball remains unranked, receiving votes in latest USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

Clemson is receiving votes but remains unranked.

Clemson’s men’s basketball team remains unranked in the latest USA TODAY Coaches Poll following their opening week. With a 2-0 start to the season, the Tigers earned nine votes, placing them just outside the Top 25 and ranking 13th among other teams receiving votes. Among ACC teams, Clemson trails only Duke, North Carolina, and Wake Forest, who had slightly more points.

\So far, Clemson’s season looks promising. They earned dominant wins over Charleston Southern and Saint Francis, showcasing strong performances on both ends of the court. Looking to build on these early victories, the Tigers have two challenging matchups ahead. First, against Eastern Kentucky on Tuesday at home, followed by a road game at Boise State. Both games provide critical opportunities for Clemson to make a case for national attention and move closer to a second consecutive NCAA tournament appearance under head coach Brad Brownell.

The ACC looks to make a deeper impression down the line as they are not prevalent in these early rankings.

Ranking	Team	Record	Points
1	Kansas	2-0	759 (21)
2	Alabama	2-0	724 (4)
3	UConn	2-0	702 (3)
4	Auburn	2-0	660 (2)
5	Gonzaga	2-0	651 (1)
6	Duke	2-0	608
7	Iowa State	1-0	576
8	Arizona	2-0	516
9	Tennessee	2-0	502
10	Houston	1-1	488
11	North Carolina	1-1	456
12	Purdue	2-0	437
13	Creighton	2-0	385
14	Baylor	1-1	328
15	Marquette	2-0	308
16	Indiana	2-0	234
17	Cincinnati	2-0	230
18	Kentucky	2-0	182
19	Florida	2-0	179
20	Illinois	2-0	151
21	Arkansas	1-1	150
22	Ohio State	1-0	148
23	Texas A&M	1-1	99
24	Rutgers	1-0	84
25	St. John’s	2-0	79

Kentucky climbs five spots to 18 in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

Kentucky basketball is now ranked 18th after starting the season with a 2 – 0 record.

The start of the 2024-25 Kentucky basketball season couldn’t have started much better. The Wildcats came out on top in both of its opening games in blowout fashion, and in the first USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll of the season, it paid off.

In the preseason Coaches Poll, Kentucky was ranked 23rd. In Monday’s new top 25, they have moved up five spots, and are now ranked 18th in the nation. That’s also good for fourth among the teams of the SEC.

Related: The best photos of Kentucky’s win over Bucknell

The Auburn Tigers were the biggest riser in the SEC, up seven spots to number four. Texas A&M and Arkansas each took a fall, dropping eight and five spots respectively.

Kentucky meets the Duke Blue Devils next. They’re ranked sixth in the country, and a win would certainly boost the Wildcats up even further in the polls next week.

Here is the full USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll:

Ranking	Team	Record	Points
1	Kansas	2-0	759 (21)
2	Alabama	2-0	724 (4)
3	UConn	2-0	702 (3)
4	Auburn	2-0	660 (2)
5	Gonzaga	2-0	651 (1)
6	Duke	2-0	608
7	Iowa State	1-0	576
8	Arizona	2-0	516
9	Tennessee	2-0	502
10	Houston	1-1	488
11	North Carolina	1-1	456
12	Purdue	2-0	437
13	Creighton	2-0	385
14	Baylor	1-1	328
15	Marquette	2-0	308
16	Indiana	2-0	234
17	Cincinnati	2-0	230
18	Kentucky	2-0	182
19	Florida	2-0	179
20	Illinois	2-0	151
21	Arkansas	1-1	150
22	Ohio State	1-0	148
23	Texas A&M	1-1	99
24	Rutgers	1-0	84
25	St. John’s	2-0	79

Duke basketball drops one spot to sixth in USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

Despite two dominant wins to start the season, the Blue Devils dropped one spot to sixth in the latest USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll.

The Duke Blue Devils opened the 2024-25 men’s basketball season with comfortable wins over Maine and Army, but events around the country still dropped head coach [autotag]Jon Scheyer[/autotag] and his team down one spot to sixth in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll.

The Kansas Jayhawks, Alabama Crimson Tide, and two-time defending champion Connecticut Huskies remained the top three teams in order, but big wins for the Auburn Tigers and Gonzaga Bulldogs jumped them into the top five.

Auburn beat the Houston Cougars, who started the season fourth in the rankings, and the Bulldogs beat the Baylor Bears by 38 points in one of the more emphatic statements of the opening week.

The Blue Devils play the Jayhawks and Tigers in the next month. The Kentucky Wildcats, whom Duke plays on Tuesday, shuffled up to 18th, and the Arizona Wildcats stayed within the top 10 ahead of next week’s road matchup.

Check out the complete coaches poll below:

Ranking	Team	Record	Points
1	Kansas	2-0	759 (21)
2	Alabama	2-0	724 (4)
3	UConn	2-0	702 (3)
4	Auburn	2-0	660 (2)
5	Gonzaga	2-0	651 (1)
6	Duke	2-0	608
7	Iowa State	1-0	576
8	Arizona	2-0	516
9	Tennessee	2-0	502
10	Houston	1-1	488
11	North Carolina	1-1	456
12	Purdue	2-0	437
13	Creighton	2-0	385
14	Baylor	1-1	328
15	Marquette	2-0	308
16	Indiana	2-0	234
17	Cincinnati	2-0	230
18	Kentucky	2-0	182
19	Florida	2-0	179
20	Illinois	2-0	151
21	Arkansas	1-1	150
22	Ohio State	1-0	148
23	Texas A&M	1-1	99
24	Rutgers	1-0	84
25	St. John’s	2-0	79

Dropped Out

No. 19 Texas; No. 22 UCLA; No. 25 Ole Miss

Receiving Votes

Texas Tech 75; Ole Miss 60; Texas 54; Xavier 38; Oregon 37; Michigan State 29; BYU 29; UCLA 18; UCF 17; Wake Forest 12; Saint Mary’s 12; Kansas State 9; Clemson 9; New Mexico 8; Dayton 8; North Florida 7; Maryland 5; Providence 4; Mississippi State 4; Nevada 2; San Francisco 1; Grand Canyon 1

Georgia drops in the US LBM Coaches Poll after loss

Georgia football falls in the Coaches Poll after loss at Ole Miss. Would UGA make the College Football Playoff?

The Georgia Bulldogs have dropped to the No. 10 team in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Georgia lost 28-10 against the Ole Miss Rebels, who are somehow ranked No. 11 behind Georgia despite both teams having two losses.

Oregon Ducks remain No. 1. The Ohio State Buckeyes are ranked No. 2 and the Texas Longhorns are ranked No. 3. Tennessee is ranked No. 4. Georgia hosts Tennessee next week in a top 10 clash. Penn State checks in at No. 5.

In this scenario, Georgia would still be in a position to make the College Football Playoff as the No. 11 seed, but remember the playoff committee will rank Georgia behind Ole Miss. The second edition of the playoff rankings will be released on Tuesday.

Here’s a look at the full US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 11

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	10-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	8-1	1,314
3	Texas Longhorns	8-1	1,262
4	Tennessee Volunteers	8-1	1,138
5	Penn State Nittany Lions	8-1	1,113
6	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,057
7	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	8-1	1,038
8	BYU Cougars	9-0	994
9	Alabama Crimson Tide	7-2	899
10	Georgia Bulldogs	7-2	887
11	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	877
12	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	820
13	SMU Mustangs	8-1	691
13	Boise State Broncos	8-1	691
15	Texas A&M Aggies	7-2	597
16	Clemson Tigers	7-2	536
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	466
18	Washington State Cougars	8-1	385
19	Kansas State Wildcats	7-2	332
20	Colorado Buffaloes	7-2	329
21	Missouri Tigers	7-2	277
22	LSU Tigers	6-3	257
23	South Carolina Gamecocks	6-3	118
24	Louisville Cardinals	6-3	109
25	Iowa State Cyclones	7-2	92

Schools Dropped Out

No. 23 Pittsburgh; No. 25 Vanderbilt;

Others Receiving Votes

Tulane 85; Louisiana 42; Arizona State 30; Pittsburgh 28; UNLV 17; Memphis 11; Navy 3; James Madison 2; Illinois 2; Duke 1;

Clemson football rises in new US LBM Coaches Poll after must-win victory

Here’s how far Clemson rose in the new US LBM Coaches Poll, released Sunday following the Tigers’ win at Virginia Tech.

The Clemson Tigers got a must-win 24-14 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies Saturday at Lane Stadium to keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive after a wild Saturday of Top 25 action.

The Tigers (7-2 overall, 6-1 ACC) moved up one spot to No. 16 in the new US LBM Coaches Poll rankings, released Sunday.

Clemson moved past the LSU Tigers (6-3), who suffered a 42-13 blowout loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide (7-2) in Baton Rouge. Dabo Swinney’s team is ranked one spot below the No. 15 Texas A&M Aggies and one spot ahead of No. 17 Army.

Cade Klubnik and the Tigers overcame a scoreless first half to score 24 straight points against Virginia Tech in the second half. Klubnik threw three touchdown passes as Clemson built a commanding 24-7 lead late in the fourth quarter.

The Tigers’ defense held Virginia Tech to 228 yards, 75 of which came during a late touchdown drive with the game out of reach.

Clemson was ranked No. 23 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, released on Tuesday. The Tigers got a boost to their ACC title hopes Saturday when the Miami Hurricanes suffered a 28-23 upset road loss to Georgia Tech.

The Tigers would need another Miami loss or an SMU loss to have a shot at reaching the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.

The Oregon Ducks (10-0) remained No. 1 in the Coaches Poll for the fourth consecutive week after their 39-18 win over the Maryland Terrapins in Eugene. The Ohio State Buckeyes (8-1) moved up one spot to No. 2 after routing Purdue, 45-0, at Ohio Stadium.

The Texas Longhorns (8-1) rose one spot as well, up to No. 3 after a dominant win over the Florida Gators. The Tennessee Volunteers (8-1) moved into the top five, climbing two spots to No. 4 with the Penn State Nittany Lions (8-1) rounding out the top five.

Full Week 11 US LBM Coaches Poll rankings:

Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Oregon Ducks	10-0	1,375 (55)
2	Ohio State Buckeyes	8-1	1,314
3	Texas Longhorns	8-1	1,262
4	Tennessee Volunteers	8-1	1,138
5	Penn State Nittany Lions	8-1	1,113
6	Indiana Hoosiers	10-0	1,057
7	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	8-1	1,038
8	BYU Cougars	9-0	994
9	Alabama Crimson Tide	7-2	899
10	Georgia Bulldogs	7-2	887
11	Ole Miss Rebels	8-2	877
12	Miami Hurricanes	9-1	820
13	SMU Mustangs	8-1	691
13	Boise State Broncos	8-1	691
15	Texas A&M Aggies	7-2	597
16	Clemson Tigers	7-2	536
17	Army Black Knights	9-0	466
18	Washington State Cougars	8-1	385
19	Kansas State Wildcats	7-2	332
20	Colorado Buffaloes	7-2	329
21	Missouri Tigers	7-2	277
22	LSU Tigers	6-3	257
23	South Carolina Gamecocks	6-3	118
24	Louisville Cardinals	6-3	109
25	Iowa State Cyclones	7-2	92

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The Tigers will face the Pitt Panthers next Saturday at Acrisure Stadium at noon ET. The game will be televised on ESPN.

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