Nov. 27, 2011

The University of South Carolina football team did not move in either the Associated Press or the USA TODAY/Coaches polls released Sunday afternoon.

The Gamecocks (10-2, 6-2 SEC) remain 14th in the AP poll and 13th in the Coaches poll. Carolina is coming off an impressive 34-13 win over in-state rival Clemson Saturday night. The Gamecocks logged their first 10-win season since 1984 and defeated the ACC Atlantic Division champion Tigers for the third-straight year for the first time since 1968-70.

LSU (12-0, 8-0 SEC) remained the unanimous No. 1 team in the country, followed by Alabama (11-1, 7-1 SEC) in both polls. The Gamecocks are one of five SEC teams ranked among the nation’s top 15 squads.

AP Top 25

RK TEAM RECORD PTS

1 LSU (60) 12-0 1500

2 Alabama 11-1 1440

3 Oklahoma State 10-1 1286

4 Stanford 11-1 1281

5 Virginia Tech 11-1 1196

6 Arkansas 10-2 1060

7 Houston 12-0 1055

8 Oregon 10-2 1054

9 Boise State 10-1 1053

9 Southern Cal 10-2 1053

11 Michigan State 10-2 866

12 Georgia 10-2 825

13 Oklahoma 9-2 808

14 South Carolina 10-2 796

15 Wisconsin 10-2 749

16 Kansas State 9-2 658

17 Michigan 10-2 570

18 TCU 9-2 488

19 Baylor 8-3 468

20 Nebraska 9-3 352

21 Clemson 9-3 258

22 West Virginia 8-3 196

23 Penn State 9-3 151

24 Southern Miss 10-2 78

25 Florida State 8-4 58

USA Today Poll

RK TEAM RECORD PTS

1 LSU (59) 12-0 1475

2 Alabama 11-1 1411

3 Virginia Tech 11-1 1291

4 Stanford 11-1 1289

5 Oklahoma State 10-1 1245

6 Houston 12-0 1096

7 Oregon 10-2 1041

8 Boise State 10-1 1033

9 Michigan State 10-2 941

10 Arkansas 10-2 937

11 Oklahoma 9-2 882

12 Wisconsin 10-2 852

13 South Carolina 10-2 833

14 Georgia 10-2 816

15 Kansas State 9-2 681

16 Michigan 10-2 658

17 TCU 9-2 534

18 Baylor 8-3 457

19 Nebraska 9-3 390

20 West Virginia 8-3 295

21 Clemson 9-3 286

22 Penn State 9-3 192

23 Southern Miss 10-2 173

24 Florida State 8-4 86

25 Cincinnati 8-3 56