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ASU football falls out of AP Poll, drops in Coaches Poll after 35-point loss to UCLA

Screenshot via SI.com
Screenshot via SI.com

Running back Deantre Lewis, left, and quarterback Mike Bercovici react during ASU's 62-27 loss to UCLA on Sept. 26. (Photo by Fabian Ardaya) Running back Deantre Lewis and quarterback Mike Bercovici react during ASU's 62-27 loss to UCLA on Sept. 26. (Photo by Fabian Ardaya)

ASU football was blown out by the UCLA Bruins on Thursday, and the polls reflected that when they were released Sunday morning.

The Sun Devils fell the most spots of any team in either poll. They dropped out of the AP Poll, after ranking at No. 15 last week. In the USA Today Amway Coaches Poll, ASU was ranked No. 24, 12 spots lower than its No. 12 ranking last week.

The Sun Devils fared slightly better in the Coaches Poll, receiving 148 votes, slotting them between No. 23 Oklahoma State's 216 and No. 25 TCU's 86. After having faced UCLA last week, the Sun Devils now have three remaining opponents in the top 25 of both polls. The Pac-12 has four teams ranked in addition to ASU: Oregon (No. 2 AP/No. 4 Coaches), UCLA (8/12), Stanford (14/13) and USC (16/20). Washington and UA received votes in both polls, too. Notre Dame, which ASU plays at Sun Devil Stadium on Nov. 8, is ranked No. 9 in the AP Poll and No. 8 in the Coaches Poll.

AP top 10:

1. Florida State (1,416 votes/27 first-place)

2. Oregon (1,405/13)

3. Alabama (1,387/13)

4. Oklahoma (1,357/7)

5. Auburn (1,272)

6. Texas A&M (1,206)

7. Baylor (1,149)

8. UCLA (975)

9. Notre Dame (972)

10. Michigan State (944)

Coaches top 10:

1. Alabama (1,477 votes/15 first-place)

2. Florida State (1,466/26)

3. Oklahoma (1,442/14)

4. Oregon (1,407/7)

5. Auburn (1,312)

6. Baylor (1,191)

7. Texas A&M (1,172)

8. Notre Dame (1,072)

9. UCLA (1,007)

10. Michigan State (975)

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