'NOLES IN THE POLLS: FSU Drops to No. 4 in AP Poll, Remains at No. 3 in Coaches Poll
After escaping Chestnut Hill with a 31-29 victory over Boston College, FSU’s Top 25 standing took minor damage Sunday afternoon. The Seminoles dropped one place in the AP Poll, down to the No. 4 spot.
There was no change for Florida State in the Coaches Top 25 Poll Sunday afternoon. The ‘Noles remain at No. 3 — edging out Ohio State by two points — and sit behind Georgia and Michigan.
FSU’s next opponent — ACC rival Clemson — is ranked No. 23 in the Coaches poll and unranked in the AP Poll after a 48-14 win over FAU Saturday night. The Seminoles and Tigers will kick off inside Clemson’s Memorial Stadium on Saturday, September 23rd at Noon.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was updated to reflect the release of the AP Poll.
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