The LSU Tigers have taken a drop in one of the major college football polls.

LSU, who lost in 7 overtimes to Texas A&M on Saturday night, 74-72, fell four spots to number 12 in this week's Associated Press Top 25 poll, which was released on Sunday.

LSU is actually in a tie for 12th place in the poll, with Washington St.

The Tigers, who wrapped-up their regular season season schedule in the setback to Texas A&M, is now 9-3 on the season.

As expected, Alabama is ranked #1 again this week, with Clemson and Notre Dame remaining at 2 and 3, respectively.

Georgia and Oklahoma are up spot each, to 4 and 5, respectively..

Ohio St.is ranked #6, followed by UCF, Michigan, Texas, and Washington to round out the top ten.

At 11-15, it's Florida, LSU, Washington St., Penn St., and West Virginia, with Kentucky, Utah, Syracuse, Boise St., and Mississippi St. in the 16-20 spots.

Finally, at 21-25, it's Northwestern, Texas A&M, Army, Iowa St., and Fresno St.

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