Tee Higgins has paced the Tigers in receiving this season, including 129 yards in Saturday‘s 21-20 win over UNC
(Susan Lloyd)

Clemson is off to a 5-0 start and has won 20 consecutive games, but its less than convincing 21-20 victory over North Carolina didn’t impress voters enough to keep the Tigers atop the polls. Clemson was edged by Alabama in the Coaches‘ Poll despite receiving more first-place votes (30-29). It’s the first time this season that Clemson hasn’t been ranked atop both major polls.

AP Poll

RankTeamPointsW-L
1Alabama14785-0
2Clemson14265-0
3Georgia13754-0
4Ohio State13245-0
5LSU13224-0
6Oklahoma12644-0
7Auburn11865-0
8Wisconsin10464-0
9Notre Dame9963-1
10Florida9865-0
11Texas9193-1
12Penn State8784-0
13Oregon8173-1
14Iowa7314-0
15Washington6034-1
16Boise State5594-1
17Utah5344-1
18Central Florida3524-1
19Michigan3503-1
20Arizona State2494-1
21Oklahoma State2154-1
22Wake Forest1905-0
23Virginia1864-1
24SMU1515-0
25Texas A&M1473-2

Coaches Poll

RankTeamNo. 1 votesW-L
1Alabama295-0
2Clemson305-0
3Georgia14-0
4Oklahoma04-0
5Ohio State45-0
6LSU04-0
7Auburn05-0
8Florida05-0
9Wisconsin04-0
10Notre Dame03-1
11Penn State04-0
12Texas03-1
13Oregon03-1
14Iowa04-0
15Boise State04-0
16Washington04-1
17Utah04-1
18Michigan03-1
19Central Florida04-1
20Wake Forest05-0
21Texas A&M03-2
22Virginia04-1
23Michigan State04-1
24Memphis04-0
25Oklahoma State04-1