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After beating the now-No. 21 Texas A&M Aggies 35-20 in College Station, the Ole Miss Rebels remain the No. 3 team in the country in both the Associated Press and Amway Coaches polls. Ole Miss did receive eight number one votes - three in the AP Poll and five in the coaches poll - and trail No. 2 Florida State by a mere two points, so while the Rebels didn't overtake the Noles, they did move within spitting distance votes-wise.
After convincingly beating then-No. 2 Auburn in Starkville, the Mississippi State Bulldogs jumped into the No. 1 spot. The Magnolia State's SEC members are the conference's highest ranked teams, leading Auburn, Alabama, Georgia, and Texas A&M across the board (outside of the Sagarin rankings, which are clearly drunk).
The full Coaches, Associated Press, and Sagarin rankings are as follows:
AP | Coaches | Sagarin | |
1 | Mississippi State | Mississippi State | Auburn |
2 | Florida State | Florida State | Ole Miss |
3 | Ole Miss | Ole Miss | Mississippi State |
4 | Baylor | Baylor | Oklahoma |
5 | Notre Dame | Notre Dame | Baylor |
6 | Auburn | Michigan State | Alabama |
7 | Alabama | Alabama | Georgia |
8 | Michigan State | Auburn | TCU |
9 | Oregon | Oregon | Texas A&M |
10 | Georgia | Georgia | Oregon |
11 | Oklahoma | Oklahoma | Florida State |
12 | TCU | TCU | LSU |
13 | Ohio State | Ohio State | Notre Dame |
14 | Kansas State | Kansas State | Michigan State |
15 | Oklahoma State | Oklahoma State | Ohio State |
16 | Arizona | East Carolina | Stanford |
17 | Arizona State | Arizona | Kansas State |
18 | East Carolina | Arizona State | Clemson |
19 | Nebraska | Nebraska | Florida |
20 | Utah | Stanford | UCLA |
21 | Texas A&M | Texas A&M | USC |
22 | USC | Clemson | Tennessee |
23 | Stanford | Utah | Utah |
24 | Clemson | Marshall | Nebraska |
25 | Marshall | USC | Arkansas |