First Regular Season AP Poll Online Sportsbook

Online sportsbook has the first AP college football poll of the regular season out with BYU making the biggest move, jumping 11 spots up to #9. The Cougars upset Oklahoma in Internet sportsbook wagering and made the biggest splash in the first regular season AP poll.

Online sportsbook indicates that Florida is a huge number one choice but Alabama actually got two first place votes this week even though they are #4 in the poll. Texas is at #2 and got the other two first place votes while USC is at #3. Last week as online sportsbook indicates, the Sooners were #3 but they plummeted to #13 this week. The loss of quarterback Sam Bradford and the ultimate loss of the game in college football betting to BYU really cost the Sooners.

The key game at the online sportsbook this week has #3 USC visiting #8 Ohio State. The Trojans moved up a spot this week while the Buckeyes fell two spots. Oklahoma State moved up to #5 as online sportsbook info indicates. That is their highest ranking since 1985 as online sportsbook has it. The Cowboys have only been in the top five four times previously. Internet sportsbook has #6 Mississippi with their highest ranking since 1970 when they were ranked fourth. Rounding out the Top 10 it is Penn State at #7 and California at #10.

BYU has been in the Top 10 before as sportsbook notes. Last season the Cougars made it up to #8. This week they go to New Orleans and play Tulane where they are favored in college football betting at the sportsbook and in two weeks they get Florida State in Provo.

Three teams moved into the AP poll for the first time this sportsbook season. They are Miami, Cincinnati and Missouri. The Bearcats are the first Big East team to be ranked this Internet sportsbook season. Oregon, Iowa and Florida State dropped out of the poll this sportsbook week.

Online sportsbook has the second ten in the AP poll beginning with LSU at #11 and Boise State at #12. The Broncos moved up two spots as sports betting had it after beating Oregon. Virginia Tech dropped to #14 followed by Georgia Tech, TCU and Utah. Internet sportsbook had Notre Dame moving up five spots to #18. North Carolina was #19 and Miami moved into the poll at #20.