Florida jumps up to No. 14 in top 25 polls

By Adam Silverstein
September 16, 2012

The third regular season editions of the USA Today Coaches and Associated Press Top 25 polls were released on Sunday with the Alabama Crimson Tide remaining the No. 1 team in the country in both rankings systems. Alabama received 54-of-59 first-place votes from the coaches and 58-of-60 first-place votes from the AP voters.

The Florida Gators, fresh off of a dominant 37-20 road victory against then-No. 23 Tennessee, jumped up to No. 14 in both polls. Florida checked with 689 voting points (+237) in the USA Today rankings and with 743 voting points (+316) in the AP poll.

DateGator BaitTime/ScoreTV/Rec.
9/4FAUW 35-141-0
9/11at USFW 42-202-0
9/18AlabamaL 39-412-1
9/25TennesseeW 38-143-1
10/2at KentuckyL 13-203-2
10/9VanderbiltW 42-04-2
10/16at LSUL 42-494-3
10/30vs. Georgia
Jacksonville
L 7-344-4
11/6at South CarolinaL 17-404-5
11/13SamfordW 70-525-5
11/20at MissouriL(OT) 23-245-6
11/27Florida StateW 24-216-6
12/23vs. UCF
Gasparilla
L 17-296-7

USA TODAY COACHES POLL
This Week 1-5: Alabama (54), LSU (5), Oregon, Florida State, Oklahoma
6-10: Georgia, West Virginia, South Carolina, Clemson, Texas
11-15: Stanford, USC, Kansas State, Florida, Notre Dame
16-20: TCU, Michigan, Louisville, UCLA, Michigan State
21-25: Arizona, Nebraska, Mississippi State, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State

Last Week 1-5: Alabama (42), LSU (5), USC (11), Oregon (1), Oklahoma
6-10: Florida State, Georgia, West Virginia, South Carolina, Michigan State
11-15: Clemson, Texas, Virginia Tech, Kansas, TCU
16-20: Stanford, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Louisville
21-25: Arkansas, Wisconsin, UCLA, Nebraska, Arizona

ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25
This Week 1-5: Alabama (58), LSU (2), Oregon, Florida State, Georgia
6-10: Oklahoma, South Carolina, West Virginia, Stanford, Clemson
11-15: Notre Dame, Texas, USC, Florida, Kansas State
16-20: Ohio State, TCU, Michigan, UCLA, Louisville
21-25: Michigan State, Arizona, Mississippi State, Boise State, Nebraska

Last Week 1-5: Alabama (48), USC (8), LSU (4), Oregon, Oklahoma / Florida State
7-10: Georgia, South Carolina, West Virginia, Michigan State
11-15: Clemson, Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Texas, Kansas State
16-20: TCU, Michigan, Florida, Louisville, Notre Dame
21-25: Stanford, UCLA, Tennessee, Arizona, Brigham Young

* Numbers in parenthesis represent first-place votes.

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