Coaches Poll top 25: Oklahoma plummets after upset, Florida State arrives in college football rankings

Oklahoma dropped 10 spots in the most recent Coaches Poll that was launched on Sunday after a 41-34 house loss to Kansas State in which the Sooners entered as 13.5-point favorites. Despite enhancing to 3-1 with the victory, nonetheless, the Wildcats did not make the ballot after the upset. The Wildcats weren’t the one Big 12 group snubbed by the Coaches Poll voters. Kansas was additionally not noted after enhancing to 4-0 with a 35-27 win over beforehand unbeaten Duke.

It was a greater week for the ACC in the rankings as Florida State entered for the primary time this season at No. 22 after enhancing to 4-0 with a 44-14 drubbing of Boston College. The Seminoles host No. 21 Wake Forest this week because the Demon Deacons look to recuperate from a crushing 51-45 additional time loss towards No. 5 Clemson on Saturday.

The Tigers will even participate in an enormous ACC showdown throughout Week 5 as they host No. 10 NC State after the Wolfpack improved to 4-0 and rose one spot following a 41-10 over UConn. Syracuse additionally entered the ballot at No. 25 after beating Virginia, and Pittsburgh re-entered at No. 24 after defeating Rhode Island to offer the ACC six ranked groups.

Here’s a take a look at the complete top 25 as voted on by the 66 FBS coaches that make up the Coaches Poll (first-place votes in parenthesis).

Coaches Poll top 25

1. Georgia (34)
2. Alabama (26)
3. Ohio State (4)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. USC
7. Oklahoma State
8. Kentucky
9. Tennessee
10. NC State
11. Ole Miss
12. Penn State
13. Utah
14. Baylor
15. Oregon
16. Oklahoma
17. Texas A&M
18. Washington
19. Arkansas
20. BYU
21. Wake Forest
22. Florida State
23. Minnesota
24. Pittsburgh
25. Syracuse

Also receiving votes: Cincinnati (63); Kansas (59); Florida (49); Texas Tech (36): Kansas State (30); Texas (25); TCU (20); Michigan State (13); James Madison (11); Mississippi State (10); Air Force (8); Oregon State (7); UCLA (6); Washington State (4); Louisiana State (4); Notre Dame (3); Iowa State (3); Maryland (2); Coastal Carolina (1).