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College football rankings, Week 10: Michigan genuine contender after Penn State beatdown 

Michigan substantiated itself a genuine College Football Playoff contender in Week 10, blanking Penn State 42-7 at the Big House on Saturday and climbing to No. 4 in the Coaches Poll. The Wolverines presently sit on the Big Ten East standings, undefeated in gathering play. 

In other action, the West Virginia-Texas diversion included nine lead changes and in excess of 1,000 consolidated aggregate yards, with the Mountaineers defeating a last-minute, 42-41 prevail upon the Longhorns. The win was topped by a gutsy fruitful 2-point transformation late in the final quarter, moving West Virginia up to No. 8 in the Coaches Poll. On the off chance that the Longhorns' Playoff chances weren't squashed after their misfortune to Oklahoma State, they are currently. They tumbled to No. 19 after the misfortune. 

Two SEC divisions were secured on Saturday with huge meeting wins. Alabama secured the SEC West with a 29-0 shutout against LSU. In the meantime, the Bulldogs moved to No. 5 in the wake of overwhelming Kentucky 34-17 to secure the SEC East and their spot in the title diversion. 

Here are college football rankings from the AP and Coaches surveys in front of Week. 

Coaches Poll

Rank	Team	No. 1 votes	W-L
No. 1	Alabama	63	Sep-00
No. 2	Clemson	1	Sep-00
No. 3	Notre Dame	0	Sep-00
No. 4	Michigan	0	1-Aug
No. 5	Georgia	0	1-Aug
No. 6	Oklahoma	0	1-Aug
No. 7	Ohio State	0	1-Aug
No. 8	West Virginia	0	1-Jul
No. 9	Washington State	0	1-Aug
No. 10	LSU	0	2-Jul
No. 11	UCF	0	Aug-00
No. 12	Kentucky	0	2-Jul
No. 13	Syracuse	0	2-Jul
No. 14	Boston College	0	2-Jul
No. 15	Mississippi State	0	3-Jun
No. 16	Utah State	0	1-Aug
No. 17	Fresno State	0	1-Aug
No. 18	Washington	0	3-Jul
No. 19	Texas	0	3-Jun
No. 20	Penn State	0	3-Jun
No. 21	Florida	0	3-Jun
No. 22	NC State	0	2-Jun
No. 23	Cincinnati	0	1-Aug
No. 24	Utah	0	3-Jun
No. 25	Iowa State	0	3-May

(Dropped out: No. 17 Houston, No. 18 Iowa. Other getting cast a ballot; Michigan State 144; Auburn 106; Iowa 87; Wisconsin 64; UAB 64; Oregon 51; Houston 41; Army 34; Buffalo 22; Texas A&M 16; San Diego State 15; Purdue 13; Boise State 12; Duke 11; Pittsburgh 10; South Florida 10; South Carolina 7; Missouri 2; Appalachian State 2; Northwestern 1; North Texas 1.) 

AP Poll

Rank	Team	No. 1 votes	W-L
No. 1	Alabama	60	Sep-00
No. 2	Clemson	0	Sep-00
No. 3	Notre Dame	0	Sep-00
No. 4	Michigan	0	1-Aug
No. 5	Georgia	0	1-Aug
No. 6	Oklahoma	0	1-Aug
No. 7	West Virginia	0	1-Jul
No. 8	Ohio State	0	1-Aug
No. 9	LSU	0	2-Jul
No. 10	Washington State	0	1-Aug
No. 11	UCF	0	Aug-00
No. 12	Kentucky	0	2-Jul
No. 13	Syracuse	0	2-Jul
No. 14	Utah State	0	1-Aug
No. 15	Texas	0	3-Jun
No. 16	Fresno State	0	1-Aug
No. 17	Boston College	0	2-Jul
No. 18	Mississippi State	0	3-Jun
No. 19	Florida	0	3-Jun
No. 20	Washington	0	3-Jul
No. 21	Penn State	0	3-Jun
No. 22	NC State	0	2-Jun
No. 23	Iowa State	0	3-May
No. 24	Michigan State	0	3-Jun
No. 25	Cincinnati	0	1-Aug

Others accepting votes: Utah 110, Auburn 93, Wisconsin 37, Army 32, UAB 31, Northwestern 28, Iowa 17, Boise St. 15, Purdue 14, Buffalo 11, Oregon 9, San Diego St. 5, Duke 4, Texas A&M 3, Houston 3, Texas Tech 2.)