The Michigan State Spartans are still on the outside looking in at the top-25 poll results this week, but keep winning, especially at No. 24 Miami (FL.) this Saturday, and that could change ahead of a visit from Nebraska.

AP Poll

Five Big Ten teams are in the AP top-25 this week, with Michigan creeping into the rankings after a home win over Washington. The Spartans are the fourth team listed in teams receiving votes and have a chance to possibly climb into the polls next week if the team can get a big road win at No. 25 Miami on Saturday.

Full AP Results:

1. Alabama (60 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (3)
3. Oklahoma
4. Oregon
5. Iowa Hawkeyes
6. Clemson
7. Texas A&M
8. Cincinnati
9. Ohio State Buckeyes
10. Penn State Nittany Lions
11. Florida
12. Notre Dame
13. UCLA
14. Iowa State
15. Virginia Tech
16. Coastal Carolina
17. Ole Miss
18. Wisconsin Badgers
19. Arizona State
20. Arkansas
21. North Carolina
22. Auburn
23. BYU
24. Miami
25. Michigan Wolverines

Others Receiving Votes:

UCF 111, TCU 103, Liberty 52, Michigan State 44, USC 39, Indiana 34, LSU 31, Kansas State 30, Nevada 28, Oklahoma State 27, Texas 23 (LOLOLOL), Maryland 14, Kentucky 13, Pittsburgh 13, Stanford 10, Utah 9, Boston College 8, Fresno State 2, Texas Tech 2, Toledo 2, Army 1

USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll

The Big Ten has a lot of teams, including the Spartans, receiving votes in this week’s poll results.

Full Coaches Poll Results:

1. Alabama (64 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (1)
3. Oklahoma
4. Oregon
5. Texas A&M
6. Clemson
7. Iowa Hawkeyes
8. Cincinnati
9. Florida
10. Notre Dame
11. Ohio State Buckeyes
12. Penn State Nittany Lions
13. UCLA
14. Iowa State
15. Virginia Tech
16. Ole Miss
17. Wisconsin Badgers
18. Coastal Carolina
19. North Carolina
20. Auburn
21. Arizona State
22. Oklahoma State
23. BYU
24. Arkansas
25. Michigan Wolverines

Dropped From The Rankings:

No. 14 Southern California; No. 15 Texas; No. 18 Utah; No. 24 Miami.

Others Receiving Votes:

Miami 137; Southern California 99; Central Florida 65; Michigan State 63; Liberty 63; TCU 57; Pittsburgh 52; Kentucky 50; Utah 41; Texas 36 (again, LOL); Kansas State 28; Indiana 28; LSU 26; Boston College 22; Nevada 18; Fresno State 13; Southern Methodist 10; Rutgers 10; UL Lafayette 9; San Diego State 9; Mississippi State 9; Army 9; Tulane 6; Maryland 6; San Jose State 5; NC State 5; Virginia 4; Marshall 4; Stanford 3; Air Force 3; Texas-San Antonio 1; Memphis 1; Boise State 1.

The Buckeyes took quite the tumble in the coaches poll as well after the home loss to Oregon. Miami also dropped out after struggling at home against Appalachian State over the weekend. Michigan State will hope to take advantage of those struggles Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium and maybe jump into the polls as a result ahead of Nebraska coming to town.