The Oklahoman

OU falls to No. 4 in AP football poll

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Georgia jumped three spots to No. 2 behind Alabama in The Associated Press Top 25 released Tuesday, giving the Southeaste­rn Conference the top two teams in the country for the 30th time in the 85-year history of the college football poll.

The Crimson Tide strengthen­ed its hold on No. 1 after it throttled Miami in the first full week of the regular season. Alabama received 59 first-place votes, up from the 47 it had in the preseason poll.

Georgia received four firstplace votes after beating Clemson 10-3 in the opening weekend’s biggest game.

Ohio State moved up to No. 3 and Oklahoma dropped two spots to No. 4 after struggling to beat Tulane. Texas A&M is fifth, giving the SEC three teams in the top five.

Clemson fell three spots to sixth, marking the first time the Tigers have been out of the top four since 2017. No. 7 Cincinnati and No. 8 Notre Dame moved up one spot each.

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