AP College Football Poll 2016: Updated Week 2 Rankings

After the opening weekend of the college football regular season, the AP Top 25 Poll featured some major changes on Tuesday.

The AP preseason poll is always going to look a lot different by the end of the college football season. However, the previous poll already looks like it was from a completely different year after all of the upsets this past weekend.

The latest AP Top 25 Poll for Week 2 was released later than usual on Tuesday after big games on Sunday and Monday night. While the Alabama Crimson Tide still hold the No. 1 spot, the rest of the poll looks considerably different.

Tuesday’s latest poll featured a number of teams climbing and falling. The LSU Tigers dropped all the way from No. 5 in the nation down to No. 21 after a rough loss to the then-unranked Wisconsin Badgers at Lambeau Field. Oklahoma also fell from No. 3 to No. 14 after losing to the Houston Cougars.

As for the winners of this week’s AP Poll, the Cougars climbed from No. 15 to No. 6 after that upset win over the Sooners. Meanwhile the Washington Huskies climbed from No. 14 to No. 8 while the Georgia Bulldogs moved up nine spots to No. 9 behind the legs of Nick Chubb.

You can check out the entire AP Top 25 poll below, or on the AP’s official website here.

Rank	Team (First Place Votes)	Previous Rank	Points
1	Alabama (54)	1	1,518
2	Clemson (2)	2	1,416
3	Florida State (4)	4	1,413
4	Ohio State	6	1,324
5	Michigan (1)	7	1,261
6	Houston	15	1,243
7	Stanford	8	1,140
8	Washington	14	884
9	Georgia	18	877
10	Wisconsin	NR	759
11	Texas	NR	743
12	Michigan State	12	722
13	Louisville	19	686
14	Oklahoma	3	664
15	TCU	13	635
16	Iowa	17	588
17	Tennessee	9	573
18	Notre Dame	10	528
19	Ole Miss	11	493
20	Texas A&M	NR	477
21	LSU	5	423
22	Oklahoma State	21	409
23	Baylor	23	296
24	Oregon	24	242
25	Miami (FL)	NR	137

Some notable teams also receiving votes were Florida, UCLA, Boise State, Utah, San Diego State and North Carolina.

Seeing so many teams like this move around in the first week of action is pretty crazy, but this definitely won’t be the last time we see this much movement before the college football season is over.