USA Today just came out with the first edition of their 2011 College Football Coaches Poll and there are eight SEC teams represented in the Top-25. Georgia is ranked 22nd, while their opening weekend opponent Boise St. is ranked all the way up at No. 7 which should make that first game of the year a pretty interesting one. Here are the rest of the rankings.
Rank
|
Team (first-place votes) |
2010 record
|
Points
|
Final 2010 ranking
|
1.
|
Oklahoma (42)
|
12-2
|
1,454
|
6
|
2.
|
Alabama (13)
|
10-3
|
1,414
|
11
|
3.
|
Oregon (2)
|
12-1
|
1,309
|
3
|
4.
|
LSU (2)
|
11-2
|
1,296
|
8t
|
5.
|
Florida State
|
10-4
|
1,116
|
16
|
6.
|
Stanford
|
12-1
|
1,101
|
4
|
7.
|
Boise State
|
12-1
|
1,065
|
7
|
8.
|
Oklahoma State
|
11-2
|
933
|
10
|
9.
|
Texas A&M |
9-4
|
885
|
21
|
10.
|
Wisconsin
|
11-2
|
829
|
8t
|
11.
|
Nebraska |
10-4
|
814
|
19
|
12.
|
South Carolina
|
9-5
|
779
|
22
|
13.
|
Virginia Tech
|
11-3
|
767
|
15
|
14.
|
Arkansas
|
10-3
|
750
|
12
|
15.
|
TCU
|
13-0
|
687
|
2
|
16.
|
Ohio State
|
12-1
|
631
|
5
|
17.
|
Michigan State |
11-2
|
536
|
14
|
18.
|
Notre Dame |
8-5
|
440
|
NR
|
19.
|
Auburn
|
14-0
|
329
|
1
|
20.
|
Mississippi State
|
9-4
|
301
|
17
|
21.
|
Missouri |
10-3
|
266
|
18
|
22.
|
Georgia |
6-7
|
260
|
NR
|
23.
|
Florida
|
8-5
|
240
|
NR
|
24.
|
Texas |
5-7
|
162
|
NR
|
25.
|
Penn State |
7-6
|
161
|
NR
|
Tennessee was the only other SEC team to receive votes because, let's be honest, everyone worth anything in the SEC made it into the Top-25. Georgia Tech also was included in the "outside looking in" portion of the rankings, but they only received a single vote.