TEAM	POINTS	FIRST-PLACE VOTES	LAST WEEK'S RANK
1.	Ohio State (3-0)	886	49	1
2.	Georgia (3-0)	729	1	4
3.	Penn State (3-0)	721	3	2
4.	LSU (4-0)	708	1	3
5.	Miami-FL (4-0)	703	1	6
6.	Oregon (4-0)	696	1	5
7.	Florida State (3-0)	498		7
8.	Oklahoma (4-0)	487		8
9.	Texas (3-1)	395		9
10.	Texas A&M (3-0)	388		11
11.	Indiana (4-0)	279		N/A
12.	Ole Miss (4-0)	263		13
13.	Texas Tech (4-0)	200		N/A
14.	Iowa State (4-0)	179		12
15.	Tennessee (3-1)	139		15
16.	Alabama (2-1)	111		14

 
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES:
Georgia Tech (75), Vanderbilt (40), Notre Dame (31), Michigan (24), Missouri (18), USC (16), TCU (8), Maryland (6), Illinois (6), Utah (4), Auburn (4), South Carolina (2).

NOTES:
Ohio State received 49 of 56 first place votes and remained No. 1 for the fourth consecutive week after being idle in Week 4.

Georgia advanced two spots to No. 2 after being idle in the season's fourth week which dropped idle Penn State to the No. 3 spot.

LSU fell one spot to No. 4 despite a 56-10 victory at home against Southeast Louisiana on Saturday.

Oklahoma's No. 8 ranking marks the 110^th all-time appearance for the Sooners, placing them behind only Georgia (131), Ohio State (151) and Alabama (152) for most appearances.

Illinois and Utah fell out of the poll and were replaced by Indiana and Texas Tech, claiming Nos. 11 and 13, respectively. The No. 13 ranking marks the first-ever appearance in the poll for the Red Raiders. Every current member of the Big 12 has now appeared in the poll.

The SEC led all conferences with eight teams for the second week in a row, marking the first time half the poll is represented by the same conference in consecutive weeks. The Big Ten had the second-most teams with four, followed by the ACC and Big 12 with two apiece.

NEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE:
No. 1 Ohio State at Washington
No. 16 Alabama at No. 2 Georgia
No. 6 Oregon at No. 3 Penn State
No. 4 LSU at No. 12 Ole Miss
No. 5 Miami (FL) is idle
No. 7 Florida State at Virginia (Fri.) 
No. 8 Oklahoma is idle
No. 9 Texas is idle
Auburn at No. 10 Texas A&M
No. 11 Indiana at Iowa
No. 13 Texas Tech is idle
Arizona at No. 14 Iowa State
No. 15 Tennessee at Mississippi State


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