College football updated polls: AP Top 25, Coaches Poll rankings after Week 2

Zac Al-Khateeb

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It was a curious week of college football among the top-25 teams.

Several such teams, like Auburn, Penn State and Utah, came out with flat first-half performances against unranked opponents. Michigan, which needed double overtime to survive Army, fell in the rankings after its subpar offensive performance. And teams from Texas didn't fare well in marquee losses.

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Here are the full Week 2 college football rankings from the AP Top 25 and Coaches Poll:

College football polls updated after Week 2

Coaches Poll

RankTeamNo. 1 votesW-L
1Clemson602-0
2Alabama22-0
3Georgia02-0
4Oklahoma02-0
5LSU02-0
6Ohio State02-0
7Notre Dame01-0
8Florida02-0
9Auburn02-0
10Michigan02-0
11Penn State02-0
12Utah02-0
13Texas01-1
14Wisconsin02-0
15Texas A&M01-1
16Central Florida02-0
17Oregon01-1
18Iowa02-0
19Michigan State02-0
20Washington State02-0
21Washington01-1
22Boise State02-0
23Mississippi State02-0
24USC02-0
25Maryland02-0

(Dropped out: No. 22 Syracuse; No. 23 Stanford; No. 25 Nebraska)

(Others receiving votes: Virginia 64; Kentucky 62; California 51; Iowa State 48; Memphis 46; Oklahoma State 45; North Carolina 42; Boston College 31; Army 31; Texas Christian 28; NC State 28; Colorado 16; Stanford 8; Hawaii 7; Appalachian State 6; Minnesota 5; Wyoming 3; Wake Forest 2; Troy 2; Arizona State 2; Tulane 1; Nebraska 1; Navy 1)

AP Top 25

RankTeamTotal pointsW-L
1Clemson1,5442-0
2Alabama1,4892-0
3Georgia1,3852-0
4LSU1.3362-0
5Oklahoma1,3152-0
6Ohio State1,2912-0
7Notre Dame1.0721-0
8Auburn1,0562-0
9Florida9972-0
10Michigan9362-0
11Utah9052-0
12Texas8771-1
13Penn State7812-0
14Wisconsin7142-0
15Oregon6771-1
16Texas A&M6431-1
17UCF5442-0
18Michigan State4952-0
19Iowa4732-0
20Washington State3432-0
21Maryland2072-0
22Boise State1642-0
23Washington1611-1
24USC1372-0
25Virginia1222-0

(Others receiving votes: Iowa State 96, California 95, Mississippi State 73, TCU 66, North Carolina 48, Army 42, Colorado 21, Oklahoma State 20, Memphis 12, Arizona State 4, Boston College 2, Kentucky 2, Appalachian State 2, Syracuse 2, Minnesota 1)

Zac Al-Khateeb

Zac Al-Khateeb has been part of The Sporting News team since 2015 after earning his Bachelor's (2013) and Master's (2014) degrees in journalism at the University of Alabama. Prior to joining TSN, he covered high school sports and general news in Alabama. A college sports specialist, Zac has been a voter for the Biletnikoff Award and Heisman Trophy since 2020.