The Associated Press released their weekly college football poll on Sunday, with the Crimson Tide holding on to the top ranking after a 48-27 win at Texas A&M and Auburn moving up one spot following a bye-week.
Alabama (6-0) received 1,503 total points and 30 first-place votes, while LSU (6-0) moved up to number two with 1,449 points and 12 first-place votes after beating Florida.
Clemson, Ohio State and Oklahoma rounded out the top five, followed by Wisconsin, Penn State, Notre Dame and Florida.
Georgia fell from third to number ten after a stunning home loss to unranked South Carolina. The top seven teams are all undefeated.
LSU and Bama will play in Bryant-Denny Stadium on November 9.
One conference has held both the top two spots 75 times since the AP poll started in 1936, none more than the SEC. Incredibly, this is the 27th time the SEC has simultaneously had the numbers one and two teams in the rankings since 2000. Ten of those times have involved the Tide and LSU Tigers at the same time.
No. 1 @AlabamaFTBL
No. 2 @LSUfootballThis is the 30th time the SEC has had the top two teams in the AP Poll, the most of any conference in college football history. pic.twitter.com/1wNZ0pSH2T
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) October 13, 2019
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