AP Top 25: Ohio State Barely Escapes Bye, Remains at Number One

By 11W Staff on November 1, 2015 at 2:05 pm
The Buckeyes remain at the top of the AP poll.
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With no game this weekend, it'd have taken something really weird for Ohio State to be knocked from its perch atop the AP Top 25 poll. Fortunately nothing really weird happened, right? Right. A number of ranked teams had scares, but no upsets in the Top 25 mean not much has changed in the AP rankings.

The Buckeyes are still number number one, although Baylor and Clemson each continued to dent the Ohio State cushion.

Like last week, Urban Meyer's team was joined in the Top 5 by the aforementioned Bears and Tigers, as well as LSU and TCU. The SEC, with Texas A&M rejoining the Top 25 has six teams in the latest rankings. 

There are four Big Ten teams, three ACC teams (Duke fell out), three American and three Pac-12 teams in the poll.

Here are the full rankings:

AP TOP 25
Rank Team 1st Votes CHANGe CONFERENCE
1 OHIO STATE 39   BIG TEN
2 BAYLOR 6   BIG 12
3 CLEMSON 6   ACC
4 LOUISIANA STATE 5   SEC
5 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 4   B1G 12
6 MICHIGAN STATE     BIG TEN
7 ALABAMA     SEC
8 NOTRE DAME   +1 INDEPENDENT
9 STANFORD   -1 PAC-12
10 IOWA     BIG TEN
11 FLORIDA     SEC
12 OKLAHOMA STATE     BIG 12
13 UTAH     PAC-12
14 OKLAHOMA     BIG 12
15 MEMPHIS   +1 AMERICAN
16 MICHIGAN   -1 BIG TEN
17 FLORIDA STATE   - ACC
18 HOUSTON     AMERICAN
19 MISSISSIPPI     SEC
20 TOLEDO     MAC
21 NORTH CAROLINA   +6 ACC
22 UCLA   +2 PAC-12
23 TEMPLE   -2 AMERICAN
24 MISSISSIPPI STATE   +1 SEC
25 TEXAS A&M   +1 SEC
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