Associated Press top 25

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press expanded college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, final records, points based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point for a 25th place vote, previous ranking, record vs. top 25 teams at time of game, record of opponents played, and extra points: Record Pts Pv vs. T25 Opp. rec. Extra points 1. Alabama (59) 13-1 1,475 2 5-1 83-66 Repeat national champions 2. Oregon 12-1 1,358 5 4-1 90-62 Kelly turns down NFL 3. Ohio State 12-0 1,302 3 3-0 73-68 Sixth perfect season 4. Notre Dame 12-1 1,288 1 4-1 87-56 Overmatched from start 5. Georgia 12-2 1,230 6 2-2 98-68 Third 12-win season 5. Texas A&M 11-2 1,230 10 4-2 101-52 Manziel 516 yards in Cotton Bowl 7. Stanford 12-2 1,169 8 5-1 103-65 First Rose Bowl win since 72 8. South Carolina 11-2 1,038 11 3-2 95-57 Consecutive 11-win years 9. Florida 11-2 933 4 4-2 109-44 Toughest schedule in NCAA 10. Florida State 12-2 922 13 2-1 86-75 First BCS win since 2000 11. Clemson 11-2 889 14 1-2 84-68 Fourth 11-win season 12. Kansas State 11-2 871 7 4-1 88-63 Five straight bowl losses 13. Louisville 11-2 781 22 1-0 70-76 Shocked the Gators 14. LSU 10-3 756 9 3-3 95-56 Many Tigers jumping to NFL 15. Oklahoma 10-3 615 12 2-3 92-60 Landry 39-11 as a starter 16. Utah St. 11-2 456 18 1-0 73-75 Most successful season 17. Northwestern 10-3 443 21 0-0 74-76 Won first bowl since 1949 18. Boise State 11-2 419 20 0-1 66-85 Won three consecutive Vegas Bowls 19. Texas 9-4 358 NR 2-3 86-68 Okafor 412 sacks vs. OSU 20. Oregon State 9-4 303 15 2-2 89-65 Beavers were 3-9 in 2011 21. San Jose State 11-2 243 24 0-1 85-64 Most wins since 1940 22. Northern Illinois 12-2 227 16 1-1 73-87 BCS buster to BCS bust 23. Vanderbilt 9-4 180 NR 0-3 77-72 Last ranked: Oct. 12, 2008 24. Michigan 8-5 147 19 0-4 95-59 Lost to Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 8 25. Nebraska 10-4 119 23 0-2 99-67 Three straight bowl losses Others receiving votes: Baylor 95, Penn State 90, Cincinnati 78, Oklahoma State 42, Tulsa 34, UCLA 31, Arkansas State 28, TCU 9, UCF 9, Wisconsin 6, North Dakota State 1.