Oklahoma Leads Three Big 12 Teams in New AP Poll, Iowa State Drops Out
The Associated Press college football poll released its first regular season version on Sunday, which saw a ton of changes, as the preseason poll included teams from the Big Ten and Pac-12, who ended up postponing their seasons.
The new poll saw three Big 12 teams in the mix, with Oklahoma up two spots to No. 3, Texas moves up five spots to No. 9 and Oklahoma State is now up four places to No. 14. The Sooners and Longhorns both had big wins on Saturday, while Oklahoma State’s opener vs. Tulsa was postponed to next Saturday due to COVID-19 concerns with the Tulsa program.
Iowa State fell from the rankings after the Cyclones lost to Louisiana-Lafayette, who are now ranked 19th in the country.
Just missing the Top 25 was Baylor and West Virginia, the first two teams to receive votes but not be ranked. Also getting votes in the Big 12 was TCU, Iowa State and even Texas Tech.
AP Poll Top 25
1. Clemson (60)
2. Alabama
3. Oklahoma
4. Georgia
5. Florida
6. LSU (1)
7. Notre Dame
8. Auburn
9. Texas
10. Texas A&M
11. Oklahoma St.
12. North Carolina
13. Cincinnati
14. UCF
15. Tennessee
16. Memphis
17. Miami
18. Louisville
19. Louisiana-Lafayette
20. Virginia Tech
21. BYU
22. Army
23. Kentucky
24. Appalachian St.
25. Pittsburgh
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