Alabama remained No. 2 in the AFCA coaches poll Sunday for a third consecutive week, holding off Ohio State after the Buckeyes’ blowout win over Michigan State. Ohio State moved from No. 4 to No. 3 in the coaches poll, trading places with Cincinnati. But Alabama’s 1,450 voting points eclipsed the 1,428 given to the Buckeyes for No. 2 in the poll behind Georgia. More in Alabama football: Where Bryce Young, his WRs stand in Alabama, SEC record books Bryan Harsin a big disappointment in Year 1; Bryce Young’s Heisman moment Despite record game, Bryce Young no longer favorite for Heisman Trophy The Associated Press poll will be released later Sunday, and the College Football Playoff committee will release its updated rankings Tuesday evening. Ohio State’s 56-7 win Saturday over Michigan State shifted betting odds for national championship. The Buckeyes now have the second-shortest odds to win the title at…
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