After an opening week of marquee matchups and a few surprises, thefirst in-season US LBM Coaches Polllooks a bit different from the preseason version. As one might expect, Ohio State takes over the top spot aftervanquishing previous No. 1 Texas. TheBuckeyesreceived 59 of 67 first-place votes, while the Longhorns were shuffled down to No. 6. Penn State moves up a spot to No. 2, claiming six No. 1 votes. No. 3 Georgia and No. 4 LSU picked up a first-place vote each, and Oregon moves up to give the Big Ten three entries in the top five. Miami (Fla.) gains three positions to check in at No. 7after taking down Notre Dame, which drops four spots to No. 9. Clemson slips just two positions to No. 8 after the loss to LSU, andArizona Statemoves up a spot to No. 10. TOP 25:Complete US LBM Coaches Poll rankings Florida State makes a splashy debut in the poll at No. 19 after toppling Alabama. As for the Crimson Tide, they slide all the way down from No. 8 to No. 20, their lowest position since being ranked No. 19 ranking on Nov. 28, 2010. Oklahoma also joins the poll at No. 24 on the eve of a date with No. 13 Michigan.Kansas StateandBoise Statefall out. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Coaches Poll: Ohio State is No. 1 in college football rankings
