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Ohio State Tops AP Top 25 Poll; South Carolina Breaks Into Top 10

The USC Gamecocks climbed three spots to No. 14 after defeating Virginia Tech, marking their highest ranking since 2013, while Clemson dropped four spots following their loss.

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Ohio State takes the top spot, South Carolina breaks into the top 10, Georgia climbs to No. 4, and Clemson drops to No. 8.

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Ohio State tops AP Top 25 Poll; South Carolina breaks into Top 10

Ohio State takes the top spot, South Carolina breaks into the top 10, Georgia climbs to No. 4, and Clemson drops to No. 8.

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South Carolina rises, Clemson falls in latest Top 25 rankings

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina and Clemson football both found themselves moving in this week’s Top 25 polls after some shake-up in the top 10.

·United States
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Gamecocks rise and Clemson falls in fresh college football rankings

South Carolina and Clemson each moved in the Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches' Top 25 polls after their weekend games, one team up and one down.

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Clemson Slides, Gamecocks Climb In National Rankings

College football's chips fall following a wild Labor Day weekend...

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fitsnews.com broke the news in on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.
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