AP Top 25: LSU No. 1 Ahead of ’Bama, Ohio St in Close Vote
The No. 1 vs. No. 2 game between Alabama and LSU in two weeks looks set, though the order of the Crimson Tide and Tigers changed in the AP Top 25 in one of the closet votes ever.
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College Football Week 1: Your Annual Reminder that Preseason Rankings Are Almost Completely Pointless
In a world full of clickbaity attempts to draw eyeballs with stories that are at best, tenuously connected to the truth. There’s perhaps no more clickbaity thing than the release of the college football preseason rankings.
The U Is 2: Miami Surges Near Top of the AP Top 25
The last time things were going this well for the Miami Hurricanes, they were dominating the Big East and playing home games in the Orange Bowl.
AP Top 25: Notre Dame Cracks Top 10, Michigan Drops Out
Notre Dame cracked the top 10 of The Associated Press college football poll for the first time this season, coming in at No. 9, and Michigan fell out of the rankings for the first time in two years.
AP Top 25: Defending Champion Clemson Makes Move to No. 2
Clemson moved up to No. 2 in The Associated Press college football poll, jumping Oklahoma and closing in on Alabama after beating a team ranked in the Top 15 for the second straight week.
Sooner Surge: Oklahoma Up to No. 2 Behind Alabama in AP poll
Three of the top six teams from last week defeated other ranked teams on Saturday, creating an early shake-up near the top of the AP Top 25. The Sooners jumped three spots after winning 31-16 at Ohio State. The last time the Sooners were this close to being No. 1 was 2011.
Alabama Starts Atop AP Poll for Second Straight Year
Alabama is No. 1 in the preseason Top 25, the first program in 12 years to take the top spot two years in a row.
The Crimson Tide will start the season ranked in the top five of The Associated Press preseason media poll for the ninth consecutive time.
Poll: Support for Gay Marriage Has Fallen After Obergefell
According to a recent AP-GFK poll, support for gay marriage among U.S. citizens has dropped six percentage points since their last poll in April, with more Americans disapproving of the Supreme Court ruling making gay marriage the law of the land than those approving it.
