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Week 2 college football rankings: LSU football drops in this week’s Full Ride top 25

Where did LSU football fall in this week’s rankings?

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Week one of college football has officially come and gone. Now, rather than basing things off of preseason projection, we have a slightly better idea of what things could look like for the rest of the season. Here, we’ll look at the Full Ride top 25 rankings and where LSU football stands heading into week 2two.

College football rankings: LSU football falls in this week’s rankings

  1. Georgia
  2. Michigan
  3. Alabama
  4. Florida State
  5. Ohio State
  6. USC
  7. Penn State
  8. Texas
  9. Washington
  10. Tennessee
  11. Notre Dame
  12. Utah
  13. Oregon
  14. LSU
  15. Kansas State
  16. Oklahoma
  17. North Carolina
  18. Oregon State
  19. Clemson
  20. Ole Miss
  21. Wisconsin
  22. Texas A&M
  23. Iowa
  24. Colorado
  25. Tulane

Others Receiving Votes: UCLA, Maryland, Northern Illinois, UCF, Mississippi State, Wyoming

Big Movers

When it comes to college football rankings and the top 25, the most significant shift you’ll see comes between week one and two. This is when you start to get a feel for the entire country and can actually watch the teams perform on the field.

For some teams, this could be a very good thing. For others, not so much.

Notably, there were five total top 25 losses from last week’s rankings. Those teams were LSU, Clemson, TCU, South Carolina and Texas Tech. Only LSU and Clemson remain, landing at No. 14 and No. 19 respectively.

Furthermore, there are several new additions to this weeks top 25 following big-time week one performances. Among those teams are Texas A&M and Colorado, coming in at No. 22 and No. 24.



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