LSU Jumps Into Top 10 In Latest AP Poll After Dominant Win Over Clemson

By Staff ReporterSep 8, 20262:32 pmDiscuss the story5
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LSU made a big move in the latest AP Top 25 rankings following its dominant season-opening win over Clemson.

The Tigers jumped three spots from No. 11 to No. 8 after crushing Clemson 51-10 in Tiger Stadium.

LSU also moved up to No. 8 in the Coaches Poll.

Ohio State remained No. 1, followed by Georgia, Notre Dame, Texas, and Indiana to round out the AP Top 5.

LSU also received five first-place votes after its impressive Week 1 performance.

Latest AP Top 25:
1. Ohio State 1-0 (46)
2. Georgia 1-0
3. Notre Dame 1-0 (4)
4. Texas 1-0 (2)
5. Indiana 1-0 (8)
6. Oregon 1-0 (3)
7. Miami 1-0 (1)
8. LSU 1-0 (5)
9. Ole Miss 1-0
10. Texas A&M 1-0
11. Oklahoma 1-0
12. Alabama 1-0
13. Texas Tech 1-0
14. USC 2-0
15. BYU 1-0
16. Penn State 1-0
17. SMU 1-0
18. Tennessee 1-0
19. Washington 1-0
20. Utah 1-0
21. Iowa 1-0
22. Houston 1-0
23. Missouri 1-0
24. Louisville 0-1
25. Virginia 1-0

Dropped from rankings: Michigan 16

Others receiving votes:
Boise State 86, Florida 83, Michigan 69, Arizona 33, Memphis 23, South Carolina 19, Western Michigan 12, Pittsburgh 11, Navy 10, UCLA 7, Virginia Tech 6, Illinois 6, James Madison 4, Minnesota 4, Colorado 3, Auburn 2, Arizona State 2, Vanderbilt 2
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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HarryHoudini12 days
This just in: Sankey files another lawsuit against LSU for moving up in the polls.
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Volvagia12 days
Followed by JD adding a suit for the 5 first place votes
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seibertRN12 days
They're getting nervous boys...
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Mike da Tigah12 days
Anyone run this past Shankey first.
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kdemon12 days
With the NCAA being a part of the federal suit, the players can now file a federal counter suit, that would put the NCAA in direct violation of the restraing order. Now we are talking about the NCAA having to expel the SEC so that they stay within the law. Sankey and the SEC really screwed up with bringing in the NCAA to the lawsuit. It wouldn't surprise me if all of this leads to the ProtectCollegeSports act being motioned, voted, and passed leading to the dissolving of the NCAA and firing of Sankey.
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