AOLOregon is the new No. 1 in college football's US LBM Coaches Poll after Texas tumbles
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67% : As one might also expect, that team is last week's No. 2.Oregon ascends to the top spot for the first time since Nov. 11, 2012.61% : Navy joins the poll at No. 24, its first appearance since the final poll of the 2019 season.
60% : Indiana makes the big move of the week, vaulting five places to No. 13 after a decisive win against then-No. 25 Nebraska.
59% : No. 4 Ohio State, which was also in an open date, holds at No. 4.
58% : It also marks the first time that the Midshipmen and academy rival Army, checking in at No. 23, are in the top 25 in the same week since USA TODAY began administering the coaches poll.
53% : Oregon is the new No. 1 in college football's US LBM Coaches Poll after Texas tumblesEddie Timanus, USA TODAYOctober 20, 2024 at 6:42 PMAs one might expect given the weekend's results in college football, there is a new No. 1 team atop the US LBM Coaches Poll.
52% : Penn State, still unbeaten but having the week off, stays put at No. 3.
51% : It was not unanimous, however, as Georgia claimed the remaining first-place nods and vaults back up to No. 2 after taking down previous No. 1 Texas on the road.
51% : LSU climbs a notch to No. 7, followed by Tennessee, Clemson and Iowa State.
51% : Texas A&M is No. 14 , followed by Alabama.
50% : Coaches Poll: Oregon is No. 1, Texas dips in college football rankings
45% : The Longhorns fell five places to No. 6 with the loss.
22% : TOP 25: Complete US LBM Coaches Poll after Week 8HIGHS AND LOWS: Georgia, Alabama headline Week 8 winners and losersNotre Dame remains at No. 11, and Brigham Young gains a position to No. 12.
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