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The Associated Press has released its week 3 top-25 rankings after this weekend in college football. And there wasn't too much drastic movement from last week: 

RankTeam Previous RankPoints

1.

Clesmson (2-0) 

1

1,544

2.

Alabama (2-0) 

2

1,489

3.

Georgia (2-0) 

3

1,385

4.

LSU (2-0) 

6

1,336

5.

Oklahoma (2-0) 

4

1,315

6.

Ohio St. (2-0) 

5

1,291

7.

Notre Dame (2-0) 

8

1,072

8.

Auburn (2-0) 

10

1,056

9.

Florida (2-0) 

11

997

10.

Michigan (2-0) 

7

936

11.

Utah (2-0) 

13

905

12.

Texas (1-1)

877

13.

Penn St. (2-0) 

15

781

14.

Wisconsin (2-0) 

17

714

15.

Oregon (1-1) 

16

677

16.

Texas A&M (1-1) 

12

643

17.

UCF (2-0) 

18

544

18.

Mich St. (2-0) 

19

495

19.

Iowa (2-0) 

20 

473

20.

Washington St. (2-0) 

22

343

21.

Maryland (2-0) 

UNRK

207

22.

Boise State (2-0) 

24 

164

23.

Washington (1-1) 

14

161

24.

USC (2-0) 

UNRK

137

25.

Virginia (2-0) 

UNRK

122

We all know that the College Football Playoff committee's vote is the only one that truly matters, but we won't see those until November 5th at the earliest. So, for now the AP poll will just have to do. 

A couple of Notes: 

  • The Associated Press's point system would indicate that they believe Clemson and Alabama have separated themselves from the rest of the pack. 
  • With just 94 points separating #3 UGA & #6 Ohio State, there are arguments to be made for 4 programs for the last two playoff spots as of today. 
  • It took double overtime at home despite being a 22 pt. favorite for Michigan to beat Army this weekend and they only dropped three spots. 
  • Washington was held to just 162 passing yards against Cal. Taking a tough home loss, dropping them 9 spots, the most of any team this week.