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AP College Football Rankings (Week 8)

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1. Alabama

2. LSU

3. Clemson

4. Ohio State

5. Oklahoma

6. Wisconsin

7. Penn State

8. Notre Dame

9. Florida

10. Georgia

11. Auburn

12. Oregon

13. Utah

14. Boise State

15. Texas

16. Michigan

17. Arizona State

18. Baylor

19. SMU

20. Minnesota

21. Cincinnati

22. Missouri

23. Iowa

24. Appalachian State

25. Washington

 

Breakdown by conferences:

6-SEC

6-Big 10

4-Pac 12

3-Big 12

2-American Athletic

2-Non Power 5 teams

1-ACC

1-Independent

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How does everyone feel about this? I was curious it they would jump LSU up to 2nd or even first. I personally would have moved to 2nd for sure and would not have argued if they would have been 1st.

The AP Poll makes no sense. Disregard LSU and Bama because I’m fine with them being 1 and 2. But if you have Clemson at 2 last week after an ugly win but then they follow that up with their best win of the year and they drop? Makes no sense. I agree Clemson shouldn’t be 2, but why were they at 2 last week and don’t drop until after they play well? Also didn’t Georgia beat ND? Don’t both teams have 1 loss? That makes absolutely zero sense.

Has the ACC reached a rock bottom?

As sad as it sounds, I actually think its going to get worse.

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