UNDATED (AP) — The top four remain the same in the newest Associated Press college football poll, but the list includes five new teams.

Top-ranked Alabama continues to be followed in order by Georgia, Clemson and Ohio State, but fifth-ranked LSU has swapped places with Oklahoma after the Sooners needed overtime to beat Army on Saturday. The Crimson Tide picked up 60 of 61 first-place votes, while Clemson took the remaining one.

Stanford, Notre Dame, Penn State and Auburn round out the top 10.

No. 17 Kentucky shows up in the poll for the first time in 11 years after improving to 2-0 in the SEC for the first time since 1977. Texas is back in the poll at No. 18, Duke appears at No. 22, while California and Texas Tech crack the poll with the last two spots respectively.

Virginia Tech disappeared following Saturday’s stunning 14-point loss to Old Dominion. The Hokies had been ranked 13th.

1
Alabama (60)
SEC
Record: 4-0
PV Rank

1

Points

1,523
2
Georgia
SEC
Record: 4-0
2
1,422
3
Clemson (1)
ACC
Record: 4-0
3
1,409
4
Ohio State
Big Ten
Record: 4-0
4
1,363
5
LSU
SEC
Record: 4-0
6
1,238
6
Oklahoma
Big 12
Record: 4-0
5
1,201
7
Stanford
Pac-12
Record: 4-0
7
1,143
8
Notre Dame
Division I FBS Independents
Record: 4-0
8
1,067
9
Penn State
Big Ten
Record: 4-0
10
1,001
10
Auburn
SEC
Record: 3-1
9
987
11
Washington
Pac-12
Record: 3-1
10
946
12
West Virginia
Big 12
Record: 3-0
12
923
13
UCF
The American
Record: 3-0
16
727
14
Michigan
Big Ten
Record: 3-1
19
698
15
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Record: 3-1
18
662
16
Miami (FL)
ACC
Record: 3-1
21
571
17
Kentucky
SEC
Record: 4-0
–
541
18
Texas
Big 12
Record: 3-1
–
308
19
Oregon
Pac-12
Record: 3-1
20
297
20
Brigham Young
Division I FBS Independents
Record: 3-1
25
270
21
Michigan State
Big Ten
Record: 2-1
24
256
22
Duke
ACC
Record: 4-0
–
244
23
Mississippi State
SEC
Record: 3-1
14
241
24
California
Pac-12
Record: 3-0
–
118
25