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SEC Lands 10 Teams In Latest AP Top 25, Nine In Coaches Poll

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The SEC placed 10 teams in the latest AP Top 25 and nine teams in the US LBM Coaches Poll following Week 3 of the college football season.
Texas remained No. 1 in both polls, while Georgia held steady at No. 2 after Saturday's action.
Ole Miss made a significant jump in the rankings following its 32-24 win over LSU in Oxford. The Rebels climbed to No. 4 in the AP Poll and No. 6 in the Coaches Poll.
LSU, meanwhile, dropped three spots to No. 10 in the AP Poll and four spots to No. 11 in the Coaches Poll after suffering its first loss of the season.
Texas A&M made a big drop to No. 20 in the Coaches Poll and No. 23 in the AP Poll following the loss to Kentucky.
Here are the complete rankings for both polls following Week 3:
AP Top 25:
1. Texas (58) (3-0)
2. Georgia (3) (3-0)
3. Notre Dame (3-0)
4. Ole Miss (3) (3-0)
5. Indiana (4) (3-0)
6. Miami (1) (3-0)
7. Ohio State (2-1)
8. Alabama (3-0)
9. BYU (3-0)
10. LSU (2-1)
11. Texas Tech (3-0)
12. USC (4-0)
13. Penn State (3-0)
14. Tennessee (3-0)
15. Utah (3-0)
16. Louisville (2-1)
17. Iowa (3-0)
18. Michigan (3-0)
19. Missouri (3-0)
20. Oregon (2-1)
21. Florida (3-0)
22. SMU (2-1)
23. Texas A&M (2-1)
24. Mississippi State (3-0)
25. Houston (2-1)
Coaches Poll:
1. Texas (46) (3-0)
2. Georgia (16) (3-0)
3. Notre Dame (2) (3-0)
4. Indiana (9) (3-0)
5. Miami (1) (3-0)
6. Ole Miss (3-0)
7. Ohio State (2-1)
8. Alabama (3-0)
9. BYU (3-0)
10. Texas Tech (3-0)
11. LSU (2-1)
12. USC (4-0)
13. Tennessee (3-0)
14. Penn State (3-0)
15. Utah (3-0)
16. Oregon (2-1)
17. Iowa (3-0)
18. Michigan (3-0)
19. Louisville (2-1)
20. Texas A&M (2-1)
21. Missouri (3-0)
22. Florida (3-0)
23. Washington (3-0)
24. Oklahoma (2-1)
25. SMU (2-1)
Others receiving votes: Houston 116, Mississippi State 114, Duke 70, West Virginia 55, Kentucky 54, Oklahoma State 36, Pittsburgh 35, Virginia Tech 30, Vanderbilt 29, Boise State 29, Tulsa 20, Kansas State 18, UCLA 18, Western Michigan 17, Nebraska 11, North Dakota State 8, Northwestern 4, Clemson 3, James Madison 2, Massachusetts 2, Arizona 1
Dropped from rankings: Houston 23, Virginia 25
Texas remained No. 1 in both polls, while Georgia held steady at No. 2 after Saturday's action.
Ole Miss made a significant jump in the rankings following its 32-24 win over LSU in Oxford. The Rebels climbed to No. 4 in the AP Poll and No. 6 in the Coaches Poll.
LSU, meanwhile, dropped three spots to No. 10 in the AP Poll and four spots to No. 11 in the Coaches Poll after suffering its first loss of the season.
Texas A&M made a big drop to No. 20 in the Coaches Poll and No. 23 in the AP Poll following the loss to Kentucky.
Here are the complete rankings for both polls following Week 3:
AP Top 25:
1. Texas (58) (3-0)
2. Georgia (3) (3-0)
3. Notre Dame (3-0)
4. Ole Miss (3) (3-0)
5. Indiana (4) (3-0)
6. Miami (1) (3-0)
7. Ohio State (2-1)
8. Alabama (3-0)
9. BYU (3-0)
10. LSU (2-1)
11. Texas Tech (3-0)
12. USC (4-0)
13. Penn State (3-0)
14. Tennessee (3-0)
15. Utah (3-0)
16. Louisville (2-1)
17. Iowa (3-0)
18. Michigan (3-0)
19. Missouri (3-0)
20. Oregon (2-1)
21. Florida (3-0)
22. SMU (2-1)
23. Texas A&M (2-1)
24. Mississippi State (3-0)
25. Houston (2-1)
Coaches Poll:
1. Texas (46) (3-0)
2. Georgia (16) (3-0)
3. Notre Dame (2) (3-0)
4. Indiana (9) (3-0)
5. Miami (1) (3-0)
6. Ole Miss (3-0)
7. Ohio State (2-1)
8. Alabama (3-0)
9. BYU (3-0)
10. Texas Tech (3-0)
11. LSU (2-1)
12. USC (4-0)
13. Tennessee (3-0)
14. Penn State (3-0)
15. Utah (3-0)
16. Oregon (2-1)
17. Iowa (3-0)
18. Michigan (3-0)
19. Louisville (2-1)
20. Texas A&M (2-1)
21. Missouri (3-0)
22. Florida (3-0)
23. Washington (3-0)
24. Oklahoma (2-1)
25. SMU (2-1)
Others receiving votes: Houston 116, Mississippi State 114, Duke 70, West Virginia 55, Kentucky 54, Oklahoma State 36, Pittsburgh 35, Virginia Tech 30, Vanderbilt 29, Boise State 29, Tulsa 20, Kansas State 18, UCLA 18, Western Michigan 17, Nebraska 11, North Dakota State 8, Northwestern 4, Clemson 3, James Madison 2, Massachusetts 2, Arizona 1
Dropped from rankings: Houston 23, Virginia 25
Originally published on SECRant.com
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