Malcolm Perry keeps the ball and spins away from defenders as he races to the end zone to score a 58-yard Navy touchdown. (0:31)

Navy moved into the Associated Press college football poll at No. 25, giving the American Athletic Conference four ranked teams, more than all but the Big Ten and the Southeastern Conference.

With nine ranked teams not playing this weekend, including four of the top five, there was little movement throughout the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Bank. LSU is No. 1 for a second consecutive week, and Alabama is No. 2. The Tigers and Crimson Tide will play Saturday in the first regular-season 1 vs. 2 game since the same two teams did it in 2011.

Navy joins fellow American members No. 17 Cincinnati, No. 19 Memphis and No. 23 SMU in the Top 25. Four ranked teams matches a high for the 7-year-old conference, which was born from the collapse of the Big East.

AP Top 25 1. LSU (17) 8-0

2. Alabama (21) 8-0

3. Ohio St. (17) 8-0

4. Clemson (7) 9-0

5. Penn St. 8-0

6. Georgia 7-1

7. Oregon 7-1

8. Utah 8-1

9. Oklahoma 7-1

10. Florida 7-2

11. Baylor 8-0

12. Auburn 7-2

13. Minnesota 8-0

14. Michigan 7-2

15. Notre Dame 6-2

16. Wisconsin 6-2

17. Cincinnati 7-1

18. Wisconsin 6-2

19. Iowa 6-2

20. Kansas State 6-2

21. Boise State 7-1

22. Wake Forest 7-1

23. SMU 8-1

24. San Diego State 7-1

25. Navy 7-1 More details

Ohio State is No. 3 as the margin among the top three teams widened a bit after last week's historically close vote. The first-place vote distribution stayed the same. The Tigers received 1,479 points and 17 first-place votes, Alabama had 1,472 points and 21 firsts, and Ohio State got 1,467 points and 17 firsts. No. 4 Clemson received the other seven first-place votes, and Penn State remained No. 5.

Georgia jumped two spots to No. 6 after beating Florida in the weekend's biggest game. The Gators slipped four spots to No. 10.

Poll points

The first College Football Playoff selection committee rankings come out Tuesday night.

Since the selection committee started ranking teams around this point in the season, only last year did it have the same four teams in the top as the AP poll that was released two days earlier. And never has the first CFP rankings' first four matched the preceding AP top four.

Top fours in order:

2014

AP: Mississippi State, Florida State, Alabama, Auburn

CFP: Mississippi State, Auburn, Florida State, Mississippi

2015

AP: Ohio State, Baylor, Clemson, LSU

CFP: Clemson, LSU, Ohio State, Alabama

2016

AP: Alabama, Michigan, Clemson, Washington

CFP: Alabama, Clemson, Michigan, Texas A&M

2017

AP: Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Wisconsin

CFP: Georgia, Alabama, Notre Dame, Clemson

2018

AP: Alabama, Clemson, Notre Dame, LSU

CFP: Alabama, Clemson, LSU, Notre Dame

Out

Appalachian State was the only team to fall out of the rankings this week. The Sun Belt Conference's lone representative lost for the first time this season, falling at home to Georgia Southern on Thursday.

Conference call

The American also had four ranked teams on Nov. 8, 2015 (Houston, Temple, Navy, Memphis). The Midshipmen are ranked for the first time since 2017 and already have more than doubled their win total from last season's disappointing 3-9 finish.

Big Ten -- 6 (Nos. 3, 5, 13, 14, 16, 19)

SEC -- 5 (Nos. 1, 2, 6, 10, 12)

American -- 4 (Nos. 17, 19, 23, 25)

Big 12 -- 3 (Nos. 9, 11, 20)

ACC -- 2 (Nos. 4, 22)

Pac-12 -- 2 (Nos. 7, 8)

Mountain West -- 2 (Nos. 21, 24)

Independent -- 1 (No. 15)

Ranked vs. ranked

No. 1 LSU at No. 2 Alabama. A playoff eliminator? Or is this just for seeding?

No. 5 Penn State at No. 13 Minnesota. Coach P.J. Fleck's unbeaten Gophers could row the boat right into playoff contention.

No. 19 Iowa at No. 18 Wisconsin. Huge game in the Big Ten West.