Florida State remains No. 1 in the polls after Week 1. (USATSI)
Florida State still has a convincing hold on No. 1 in the polls after Week 1. (USATSI)

The new college football polls were released Tuesday, and after five days of action the landscape has been reset with actual results in mind. The polls won't figure into the chase for the College Football Playoff, at least not officially, but it is the most tangible ranking we have until the selection committee begins releasing its list in October. 

The AP poll has no changes in the top four spots, but Auburn has moved up one to No. 5 and Georgia has jumped six spots to No. 6. Texas A&M was the biggest riser in the AP poll moving up 12 spots to No. 9 while South Carolina dropped 12 spots to No. 21. 

The coaches poll shows a first-place vote for Georgia as the Bulldogs move into the top 10 following a 45-21 win against Clemson on Saturday. The Tigers, along with South Carolina and Wisconsin, remained in the Top 25 despite suffering opening weekend losses. 

MORE: Check all of the polls and CBSSports.com's 128 at our rankings index

Coaches poll (Sept. 2)

  1. Florida State (1-0) -- 57 first-place votes
  2. Alabama (1-0)
  3. Oklahoma (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
  4. Oregon (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
  5. Auburn (1-0)
  6. Michigan State (1-0)
  7. Ohio State (1-0)
  8. Georgia (1-0) -- 1 first-place vote
  9. Baylor (1-0)
  10. Stanford (1-0)
  11. UCLA (1-0)
  12. LSU (1-0)
  13. Texas A&M (1-0)
  14. USC (1-0)
  15. Notre Dame (1-0)
  16. Arizona State (1-0)
  17. Ole Miss (1-0)
  18. Nebraska (1-0)
  19. Wisconsin (0-1)
  20. Kansas State (1-0)
  21. South Carolina (0-1)
  22. Missouri (1-0)
  23. North Carolina (1-0)
  24. Clemson (0-1)
  25. Texas (1-0)

Associated Press Top 25 (Sept. 2)

  1. Florida State (1-0) -- 46 first-place votes
  2. Alabama (1-0) -- 1 first-place vote
  3. Oregon (1-0) -- 5 first-place votes
  4. Oklahoma (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
  5. Auburn (1-0)
  6. Georgia (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes
  7. Michigan State (1-0)
  8. Ohio State (1-0)
  9. Texas A&M (1-0) -- 2 first-place votes 
  10. Baylor (1-0)
  11. UCLA (1-0)
  12. LSU (1-0)
  13. Stanford (1-0)
  14. USC (1-0)
  15. Ole Miss (1-0)
  16. Notre Dame (1-0)
  17. Arizona State (1-0)
  18. Wisconsin (0-1)
  19. Nebraska (1-0)
  20. Kansas State (1-0)
  21. South Carolina (0-1) -- tied at No. 21
  22. North Carolina (1-0) -- tied at No. 21
  23. Clemson (0-1)
  24. Missouri (1-0)
  25. Louisville (1-0)