Georgia No. 1 in AP Poll for Second Time, with Alabama No. 2

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Georgia is No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll, earning their second national title by beating Alabama. The Bulldogs received all 61 first-place votes to be a unanimous No. 1 for the ninth time this season. Georgia’s only other time finishing No. 1 was 1980. The Tide finished No. 2, giving the Southeastern Conference the top two teams in the rankings for the third time since 2011. Michigan was No. 3, the Wolverines best final rankings since winning the national championship in 1997. No. 4 Cincinnati finished with its best final ranking as did No. 5 Baylor.

Record	Pts	Prv
1. Georgia (61)	14-1	1525	3
2. Alabama	13-2	1464	1
3. Michigan	12-2	1361	2
4. Cincinnati	13-1	1349	4
5. Baylor	12-2	1259	6
6. Ohio St.	11-2	1247	7
7. Oklahoma St.	12-2	1177	9
8. Notre Dame	11-2	1039	5
9. Michigan St.	11-2	1026	11
10. Oklahoma	11-2	966	14
11. Mississippi	10-3	926	8
12. Utah	10-4	851	10
13. Pittsburgh	11-3	741	13
14. Clemson	10-3	538	19
15. Wake Forest	11-3	533	20
16. Louisiana-Lafayette	13-1	517	16
17. Houston	12-2	513	21
18. Kentucky	10-3	446	25
19. BYU	10-3	435	12
20. NC State	9-3	382	18
21. Arkansas	9-4	371	22
22. Oregon	10-4	364	15
23. Iowa	10-4	171	17
24. Utah St.	11-3	163	-
25. San Diego St.	12-2	137	-