Alabama Moves Up and There’s a New Number 1 in AP Top 25

It only took one Saturday in November to get a major shakeup to the rankings. Thanks to a couple of upsets and two statement wins, the AP Top 25 has a different look heading into week 11.

Alabama, which dominated No. 2 LSU, added a first place vote and jumped from 7th to 3rd. Clemson defeated Florida Statement by double-digits to improve to 9-0 and voters have made the Tigers the new No. 1.

Oklahoma State saw the biggest jump after a convincing win over TCU, moving from 12th to 5th in the poll.

Here are the Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pv
1. Clemson (31)	9-0	1,489	3
2. Ohio St. (26)	9-0	1,460	1
3. Alabama (2)	8-1	1,376	7
4. Baylor (2)	8-0	1,351	2
5. Oklahoma St.	9-0	1,256	12
6. Notre Dame	8-1	1,219	8
7. Stanford	8-1	1,144	9
8. Iowa	9-0	1,091	10
9. LSU	7-1	1,050	4
10. Utah	8-1	900	13
11. Florida	8-1	887	11
12. Oklahoma	8-1	858	14
13. TCU	8-1	841	5
14. Michigan St.	8-1	807	6
15. Michigan	7-2	684	16
16. Houston	9-0	561	18
17. North Carolina	8-1	506	21
18. UCLA	7-2	403	22
19. Florida St.	7-2	379	17
20. Mississippi St.	7-2	357	24
21. Temple	8-1	310	23
22. Navy	7-1	218	NR
23. Wisconsin	8-2	183	NR
24. Northwestern	7-2	177	NR
25. Memphis	8-1	137	15