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The ABG Poll - 11/19/19

11/18/2019

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This week’s poll sees a bit of movement after losses by Baylor and Minnesota. Georgia takes a step forward after beating yet another ranked opponent. Ohio State takes the third spot by virtue of receiving a first place vote. Utah and Oregon both climb as the PAC 12 looks to finish strong.

Alabama drops a spot leaving us to think the voters are unsure how the Crimson Tide will finish without Tua Tagovailoa or their typical defense. Bama hosts yet another cupcake, Western Carolina, this Saturday before their Iron Bowl matchup with Auburn.

We have a three-way tie for 10th this week. The voters have pitched in to include someone other than the usual suspects. We’ll see if these teams can hang in there.
1) LSU                49 (4)
2) Clemson         41
3) Ohio State      35 (1)*
4) Georgia          35
5) Oregon           33
6) Alabama         22
7) Utah               18
8) Oklahoma       16
9) Penn State      15
10) [tie]
    Baylor               3
    Memphis           3
   Oklahoma State  3

*Ohio State gets a tie breaker with Georgia for receiving a 1st place vote.

also receiving votes: Appalachian State 1, Minnesota 1
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