Michigan State remains unranked in the newest AP Poll released Sunday afternoon, after beating Purdue 23-13 Saturday at Spartan Stadium. MSU did garner 51 votes despite not cracking the top 25.
The Spartans (5-3, 3-2 Big Ten) do not appear in the USA Amway Coaches Poll following the victory, but did receive 48 votes.
The Big Ten claims only four spots in the rankings after occupying five last week, as Wisconsin’s loss to Northwestern knocked them out of the AP Poll. Ohio State reappeared in the top 10, jumping three spots to No. 8. Michigan remains ranked at No. 5, while Penn State’s victory over Iowa propelled them to No. 14 from No.17, pushing Iowa down one spot to No. 19.
The full AP Poll rankings can be seen below:
1. Alabama
2. Clemson
3. Notre Dame
4. LSU
5. Michigan
6. Georgia
7. Oklahoma
8. Ohio State
9. UCF
10. Washington State
11. Kentucky
12. West Virginia
13. Florida
14. Penn State
15. Texas
16. Utah
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17. Houston
18. Utah State
19. Iowa
20. Fresno State
21. Mississippi State
22. Syracuse
23. Virginia
24. Boston College
25. Texas A&M
The Spartans will travel to Maryland to take on the 5-3 Terrapins this Saturday at Noon.
