The college football Top 25 coaches poll released their updated rankings on Sunday. The only way anyone expected the Ohio State Buckeyes to get dropped from the top spot in any rankings would be from a loss. However, the team with the longest winning streak in college football is no longer the No.1 team in the Top 25 Coaches Poll. The No.1 Clemson Tigers jumped over the Buckeyes despite only garnering 28 first place votes. Currently, the Buckeyes have 32 first place votes. They are now second in the Coaches Poll. It just so happens the Buckeyes have their toughest games on the schedule in the next two weeks. With the No.10 Baylor Bears dropping seven spots, the No.3 Alabama Crimson Tide moved up one spot to No.3. The Crimson Tide crushed No.25 Mississippi State Bulldogs by 25 points. The No.4 Oklahoma State Cowboys are the Big 12’s highest ranked team. The Cowboys moved up one spot, following their 35-31 win over Iowa State. The No.7 Oklahoma Sooners jumped into the Top 10 after ousting the Bears in Waco…
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