TEAM	POINTS	FIRST-PLACE VOTES	LAST WEEK'S RANK
1.	Clemson (1-0)	722	35	1
2.	Alabama (1-0)	690	7	2
3.	Georgia (1-0)	623	1	3
4.	Oklahoma (1-0)	592	1	4
5.	Ohio State (1-0)	534		5
6.	LSU (1-0)	508	2	6
7.	Michigan (1-0)	416		7
8.	Texas (1-0)	355		9
9.	Notre Dame (1-0)	324		8
10.	Auburn (1-0)	273		16
11.	Florida (1-0)	245		10
12.	Texas A&M (1-0)	237		12
13.	Utah (1-0)	180		14
14.	Washington (1-0)	156		13
15.	Penn State (1-0)	150		15
16.	Wisconsin (1-0)	91		N/A

 
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES:
Oregon (49), UCF (33), Michigan State (27), Washington State (17), Syracuse (11), Nebraska (4), Stanford (4), Boise State (4), Cincinnati (3), Iowa (3), TCU (2), Memphis (2) and Kentucky (1).


NOTES:
The top seven teams in the poll remained the same from the preseason poll. Top-ranked Clemson received 35 first-place votes, No. 2 Alabama had seven and No. 6 LSU had two. No other team had more than one first-place vote.

After losing to Auburn in Arlington, Texas, Oregon dropped out of the poll and was replaced by Wisconsin at No. 16. Auburn moved from No. 16 to No.10 with the victory over the Ducks.

The SEC (six) and Big Ten (4)  dominated the poll with 10 teams.  The Big 12 and Pac-12 had two each. The ACC and Independents one each.   
 
GAMES THIS WEEK:
No. 12 Texas A&M at No. 1 Clemson
New Mexico State at No. 2 Alabama
Murray State at No. 3 Georgia
South Dakota at No.4 Oklahoma
Cincinnati at No. 5 Ohio State
No. 6 LSU at No. 8 Texas
Army at No.7 Michigan
No. 9 Notre Dame - Bye Week
Tulane at No. 10 Auburn
UT-Martin at No. 11 Florida
Northern Illinois at No. 13 Utah
California at No. 14 Washington
Buffalo at No. 15 Penn State
Central Michigan at No. 16 Wisconsin

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