Despite a second half that saw almost no offensive production, the Michigan State Spartans have climbed up further in the top-25 rankings in both the Associated Press and USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll following an overtime win versus the Nebraska Cornhuskers. MSU checks in at No. 17 in the AP Poll and tied for No. 16 in the Coaches Poll.

The win over Nebraska kept Michigan State ranked for the second straight week under second-year head coach Mel Tucker, and marks the first time the team is ranked inside the top-20 in both polls with him at the helm. The Spartans are 4-0 for the first time since 2015.

Full AP and Coaches polls results are below.

AP Poll

This week’s AP Poll features five Big Ten teams after Wisconsin fell out of the rankings following a loss to Notre Dame, including two teams in the top-five, with three more (Maryland, Wisconsin, and Rutgers) receiving votes. Big Ten teams are in bold.

Full AP Results:

1. Alabama (58 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (4)
3. Oregon
4. Penn State
5. Iowa
6. Oklahoma
7. Cincinnati
8. Arkansas
9. Notre Dame
10. Florida
11. Ohio State
12. Ole Miss
13. BYU
14. Michigan
15. Texas A&M
16. Coastal Carolina
17. Michigan State
18. Fresno State
19. Oklahoma State
20. UCLA
21. Baylor
22. Auburn
23. N.C. State
24. Wake Forest
25. Clemson

Others Receiving Votes:

Texas 131; Maryland 91; San Diego State 57; Boston College 55; SMU 44; Kentucky 26; Iowa State 25; LSU 24; Arizona State 23; Virginia Tech 20; Wisconsin 13; Rutgers 6; Kansas State 5; UTSA 4; Oregon State 4; Louisville 3; North Carolina 1.

USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll

The Big Ten also has five teams in the Coaches Poll (teams in bold), with Maryland, Wisconsin, and Indiana receiving votes, but not quite cracking the top-25. Iowa State (No. 14 last week), Wisconsin (No. 15 last week), and North Carolina (No. 20 last week) dropped out of the Coaches Poll this week.

Full Coaches Poll Results:

1. Alabama (64 first-place votes)
2. Georgia (1)
3. Oregon
4. Oklahoma
5. Iowa
6. Penn State
7. Notre Dame
8. Cincinnati
9. Florida
10. Ohio State
11. Arkansas
12. Ole Miss
13. Texas A&M
14. Michigan
15. BYU
16. T-Michigan State
    T-Coastal Carolina
17. Oklahoma State
18. Clemson
19. UCLA
20. Fresno State
21. Auburn
22. Kentucky
23. Baylor
24. Wake Forest

Others Receiving Votes:

Texas 101; Boston College 91; N.C. State 70; San Diego State 69; Maryland 59; Wisconsin 56; SMU 54; Virginia Tech 39; LSU 36; Iowa State 31; Army 23; Arizona State 12; UTSA 11; Liberty 11; North Carolina 10; UCF 9; Oregon State 7; Louisiana 3; Appalachian State 3; Louisville 2; Indiana 2; Wyoming 1.