October 24, 2021

Michigan State moves up again at Week 9 AP Top 25 Poll is released

The latest Associated Press Top 25 has been released and as you can see, Michigan is still ranked No. 6, while Michigan State is up to No. 8 in the Week 9 poll.

Here is the full poll.

RANK		TEAM	PV RANK	CONFERENCE	POINTS
1		Georgia (7-0)	1	SEC	1,575 (63)
2		Cincinnati (7-0)	2	American Athletic	1,477
3		Alabama (7-1)	4	SEC	1,417

4		Oklahoma (8-0)	3	Big 12	1,383
5		Ohio State (6-1)	5	Big Ten	1,311
6		Michigan (7-0)	6	Big Ten	1,270
7		Oregon (6-1)	10	Pac-12	1,165
8		Michigan State (7-0)	9	Big Ten	1,160
9		Iowa (6-1)	11	Big Ten	1,035
10		Ole Miss (6-1)	12	SEC	1,034
11		Notre Dame (6-1)	13	IA Independents	922
12		Kentucky (6-1)	15	SEC	849
13		Wake Forest (7-0)	16	ACC	801
14		Texas A&M (6-2)	17	SEC	700
15		Oklahoma State (6-1)	8	Big 12	682
16		Baylor (6-1)	20	Big 12	513
17		Pittsburgh (6-1)	23	ACC	510

18		Auburn (5-2)	19	SEC	481
19		SMU (7-0)	21	American Athletic	473
20		Penn State (5-2)	7	Big Ten	471
21		San Diego State (7-0)	22	Mountain West	390
22		Iowa State (5-2)		Big 12	298
23		UTSA (8-0)	24	Conference USA	235
24		Coastal Carolina (6-1)	14	Sun Belt	132

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Brigham Young (6-2)IA Independents44

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