Mississippi State Bulldogs Enter the Coaches Poll at No. 16, AP at No 14

After being one of the top teams in the "Others Receiving Votes" category, the Mississippi State Bulldogs jumped into the Amway Coaches Poll at No. 16 and No. 14 in the AP Poll after beating LSU 34-29 Saturday.

After knocking on the door for a few weeks, the Mississippi State Bulldogs knocked the door down and debuted in the Amway Coaches' Poll at No. 16 and in the AP Poll at No. 14 after knocking off LSU 34-29, marking their first trip to the top-25 in the Coaches' poll since holding the No. 24 ranking before losing to Ole Miss in the 2012 Egg Bowl.

	AP	Coaches	Sagarin
1	Florida State	Florida State	Alabama
2	Oregon	Alabama	Oklahoma
3	Alabama	Oklahoma	Auburn
4	Oklahoma	Oregon	Oregon
5	Auburn	Auburn	Texas A&M;
6	Texas A&M;	Baylor	Georgia
7	Baylor	Texas A&M;	Florida State
8	Notre Dame	Notre Dame	Baylor
9	Michigan State	Michigan State	Michigan State
10	Ole Miss	UCLA	LSU
11	UCLA	Ole Miss	UCLA
12	Georgia	Arizona State	Notre Dame
13	South Carolina	Georgia	Wisconsin
14	Mississippi State	Stanford	Stanford
15	Arizona State	South Carolina	Ole Miss
16	Stanford	Mississippi State	USC
17	LSU	Wisconsin	Ohio State
18	USC	LSU	Kansas State
19	Wisconsin	Nebraska	Clemson
20	BYU	Ohio State	Oklahoma State
21	Nebraska	BYU	South Carolina
22	Ohio State	USC	Florida
23	East Carolina	Duke	Mississippi State
24	Oklahoma State	East Carolina	Arizona State
25	Kansas State	Kansas State	BYU

For a composite Top 25 college football ranking, visit SBNation.com

In the Coaches' Poll,as one might guess, the SEC stayed well represented. The Bulldogs' next opponent, Texas A&M; came in at No. 7, and their opponent after the Aggies, Auburn, held down the No. 5 ranking.

Things were not as good for the other Tigers, as Missouri slipped out of the poll, and LSU fell to No. 18.

In all, eight teams from the SEC found themselves in the top-25, with three teams from the SEC West holding on to their top-ten ranking. Ole Miss ranked 11th in the poll, and Alabama came in at No. 2, giving the SEC West six ranked teams.

The AP poll carries quite a bit of SEC Flavor with No. 3 Alabama, No. 5 Auburn, No. 6 Texas A&M;, No. 10 Ole Miss, No. 12 Georgia, No. 13 South Carolina, and No. 14 Mississippi State taking up a spot in the top-15. LSU checked in at No. 17 to give the SEC eight teams in the top-25.