By Harry Allison
Penn State has fallen out of college football’s major top-25 rankings for the first time since 2015.
The Lions received votes in both the Associated Press rankings and the USA Today Coaches Poll, but after their 38-25 loss to Ohio State on Saturday they are no long in either top 25.
Now 0-2 for the first time since 2012, Penn State moves on to Week 3 in this pandemic-shortened Big Ten season against Maryland at 3:30 p.m. at Beaver Stadium. Big Ten Network will televise the contest.
AP Top 25 Poll
| 1. Clemson |
| 2. Alabama |
| 3. Ohio State |
| 4. Notre Dame |
| 5. Georgia |
| 6. Cincinnati |
| 7. Texas A&M |
| 8. Florida |
| 9. BYU |
| 10. Wisconsin |
| 11. Miami |
| 12. Oregon |
| 13. Indiana |
| 14. Oklahoma State |
| 15. Coastal Carolina |
| 16. Marshall |
| 17. Iowa State |
| 18. SMU |
| 19. Oklahoma |
| 20. USC |
| 21. Boise State |
| 22. Texas |
| 23. Michigan |
| 24. Auburn |
| 25. Liberty |
