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AP Top 25: Alabama Holds Firm in Top Spot, But Week 2 Sees Big Shakeups

Melina Vastola-USA TODAY Sports,Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports,Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports,Leon Halip/-USA TODAY Sports

Alabama still leads the AP Top 25 Poll, but UCLA and ISC fell out of the lineup to leave Stanford, Washington and Oregon as the only PAC-12 remaining NCAA Football teams. The Associated Press began its college football poll on October 19, 1936 and it is now the longest-running survey of those that award national titles at the end of the season.

The preseason weekly poll was started in 1950 and is comprised of a panel of 61 sports writers and broadcasters nationwide. All participants have an extensive background in covering college football.

Check out the AP Table below and, below that, read about the AP Top 25 Poll methodology. See who voted how and when by routinely visiting PPD or the AP Top 25 Poll page.

(###) Number of first place votes
 
1
Alabama (54)
SEC
Record: 1-0
PV Rank

1

Points

1,518

2
Clemson (2)
ACC
Record: 1-0
2
1,416
3
Florida State (4)
ACC
Record: 1-0
4
1,413
4
Ohio State
Big Ten
Record: 1-0
6
1,324
5
Michigan (1)
Big Ten
Record: 1-0
7
1,261
6
Houston
The American
Record: 1-0
15
1,243
7
Stanford
Pac-12
Record: 1-0
8
1,140
8
Washington
Pac-12
Record: 1-0
14
884
9
Georgia
SEC
Record: 1-0
18
877
10
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Record: 1-0
759
11
Texas
Big 12
Record: 1-0
743
12
Michigan State
Big Ten
Record: 1-0
12
722
13
Louisville
ACC
Record: 1-0
19
686
14
Oklahoma
Big 12
Record: 0-1
3
664
15
TCU
Big 12
Record: 1-0
13
635
16
Iowa
Big Ten
Record: 1-0
17
588
17
Tennessee
SEC
Record: 1-0
9
573
18
Notre Dame
Division I FBS Independents
Record: 0-1
10
528
19
Mississippi
SEC
Record: 0-1
11
493
20
Texas A&M
SEC
Record: 1-0
477
21
LSU
SEC
Record: 0-1
5
423
22
Oklahoma State
Big 12
Record: 1-0
21
409
23
Baylor
Big 12
Record: 1-0
23
296
24
Oregon
Pac-12
Record: 1-0
24
242
25
Miami (FL)
ACC
Record: 1-0
137

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