College football rankings are in for the AP Top 25 and this is why so many people think these polls are about as good 
as a used piece of toilet paper.
On Saturday, the No. 19 South Carolina Gamecocks beat the dog shit outta the No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide. After the ‘Cocks victory where would you vote them to be in the newest rankings?
Well, the votes are in and Alabama (5-1) dropped to No. 8, two ahead of the team that beat them last week; our beloved ‘Cocks (4-1) sit at No. 10. BTW the USA Today has ‘Bama sitting at No. 8 and South Carolina all the way down at No. 12.
‘Nuf said on that ‘cause we could write a whole book on this topic and if I do it, you may need to hide the women and children when it gets released. We learn something about NCAAF every week.
Back to the results, the No. 1 spot now belongs to “The” Ohio State Buckeyes who stayed unbeaten at 6-0 and accumulated 34 first-place votes while West Virginia snuck into the No. 25 spot.
Oh, almost forgot to mention, Boise State sits at No. 3 and got 8 first place votes for having a blue field and the Florida Gators and Oregon State somehow remained in with two losses each.
Below is the list of all Top 25 teams:
Associated Press Top 25
1. Ohio State (34) 6-0
2. Oregon (15) (6-0)
3. Boise State (8) (5-0)
4. TCU (1) (6-0)
5. Nebraska (5-0)
6. Oklahoma (2) (5-0)
7. Auburn (6-0)
8. Alabama (5-1)
9. LSU (6-0)
10. South Carolina (4-1)
11. Utah (5-0)
12. Arkansas (4-1)
13. Michigan State (6-0)
14. Stanford (5-1)
15. Iowa (5-1)
16. Florida State (5-1)
17. Arizona (4-1)
18. Wisconsin (5-1)
19. Nevada (6-0)
20. Oklahoma State (5-0)
21. Missouri (5-0)
22. Florida (4-2)
23. Air Force (5-1)
24. Oregon State (3-2)
25. West Virginia (4-1)
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Jay Donetelli is a Tampa-based freelance sportswriter and contributor to Sports Climax. With an opinion sharper than an Ovechkin skate blade with the sting of an Ali jab, Donetelli has a loyal cult of readers who have found a way to love him.
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