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Penn State ranked no. 10 in final US LBM Coaches Poll before bowl season

Penn State didn’t see any changes to its ranking in the final US LBM Coaches Poll of the season before the bowl announcements were made, and that may be just fine for the Nittany Lions. But the coaches poll showed some interesting results with the debate between Texas and Alabama for a potential final spot in the College Football Playoff is deadlocked according to the voters.

Penn State remains no. 10 in the final US LBM Coache sPoll of the year before the bowl pairings were locked in. That is the same ranking Penn State held in the updated AP Top 25 on Sunday morning.

Texas and Alabama, each winning their respective conference championship games on Saturday, were locked in a tie for fourth in the US LBM Coaches Poll, each receiving 1,351 points in the final voting, and each moving up at least three spots ahead of Georgia, Ohio State, and Oregon as a result of this weekend’s results.

Michigan took over the top spot in the US LBM Coache sPoll with 51 first-place votes. No. 2 Washington, and no. 3 Florida State took the top three spots before the tie between Texas and Alabama.

Here is the full US LBM Coaches Poll.

Rank

Team

Record

Points

Change

1

Michigan

13-0

1535 (51)

+1

2

Washington

13-0

1,482 (8)

+1

3

Florida State

13-0

1358

+1

4 (tie)

Texas

12-1

1351

+3

4 (tie)

Alabama

12-1

1351

+4

6

Georgia

12-1

1275

-5

7

Ohio State

11-1

1187

–1

8

Oregon

11-2

1092

-3

9

Missouri

10-2

1023

10

Penn State

10-2

952

11

Ole Miss

10-2

932

12

Oklahoma

10-2

898

13

LSU

9-3

796

14

Arizona

9-3

642

+1

15

Louisville

10-3

642

-1

16

Notre Dame

9-3

633

17

Iowa

10-3

426

18

North Carolina State

9-3

423

+2

19

SMU

11-2

375

+5

20

Liberty

13-0

315

+2

21

Oklahoma State

9-4

299

-2

22

Oregon State

8-4

295

-1

23

Tennessee

8-4

226

24

Tulane

11-2

139

-6

25

James Madison

11-1

114

Others Receiving Votes

Clemson 107; Troy 66; Kansas State 64; Utah 36; Kansas 17; West Virginia 8; Miami (OH) 8; Toledo 7; Boise State 7; San Jose State 3; New Mexico State 1

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