By: John Cupps (BuckeyeCountry.net) –
Ohio State’s not so pretty win Saturday against Navy swayed voters in both the AP and USA Today college football polls. Preseason ranked at number 6, the Buckeyes fell to eighth in the AP while slipping just one stop in the USA Today poll to seventh.
Florida took the top stop, as expected, gathering up 56 first place votes in both polls. Texas, USC and Alabama followed the Gators in the top spots. USC travels to Columbus on Saturday to take on OSU at The Shoe on ESPN at 8pm.
Penn State, the only other Big Ten member in the top 25, moved up in the polls – hurdling Ohio State in both instances. The Nittany Lions hold onto the no. 7 stop in the AP while Joe Pa and the guys climbed to 5 in the USA Today voting.

AP Top 25
1    Florida (56)
2    Texas (2)
3    USC
4    Alabama (2)
5    Oklahoma State
6    Mississippi
7    Penn State
8    Ohio State
9    Brigham Young
10    California
11    LSU
12    Boise State
13    Oklahoma
14    Virginia Tech
15    Georgia Tech
16    TCU
17    Utah
18    Notre Dame
19    North Carolina
20    Miami (FL)
21    Georgia
22    Nebraska
23    Cincinnati
24    Kansas
25    Missouri

Others receiving votes: Oregon State 113, Michigan State 83, Pittsburgh 82, Texas Tech 53, Oregon 47, Clemson 40, FLORIDAST 39, West Virginia 32, Tennessee 30, Iowa 24, Michigan 18, UCLA 18, Baylor 17, Boston College 14, Arizona 12, East Carolina 6, Air Force 4, Auburn 4, Colorado State 4, Arkansas 3, South Carolina 3, South Florida 1, Southern Miss 1, Tulsa 1, Houston 1,

USA Today Poll
1    Florida (56)
2    Texas (2)
3    USC (1)
4    Alabama
5    Penn State
6    Oklahoma State
7    Ohio State
8    Mississippi
9    LSU
10    California
11    Boise State
12    Brigham Young
13    Georgia Tech
14    Oklahoma
15    Virginia Tech
16    TCU
17    Utah
18    Nebraska
19    North Carolina
20    Notre Dame
21    Georgia
22    Miami (FL)
23    Cincinnati
24    Oregon State
25    Kansas

Others receiving votes: Michigan State 133, Missouri 97, Iowa 70, Florida State 62, Texas Tech 53, Oregon 50, Pittsburgh 26, Clemson 24, South Carolina 23, Tennessee 21, WESTVIRGINIA 13, Auburn 13, South Florida 12, Kentucky 8, Arizona 5, Michigan 4, Northwestern 4, Boston College 3, Arkansas 2, Baylor 2, UCLA 2, Tulsa 1, Colorado State 1, Minnesota 1