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The University of Houston moved up nine spots to No. 6 in the Associated Press Top 25 poll released Tuesday, the Cougars' highest ranking in more than 25 years.

The Cougars are ranked No. 7 in the Amway Coaches poll, which also was released Tuesday.

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UH (1-0), coming off a 33-23 win over Oklahoma, received 1,243 points in the poll of national media.

The Cougars were not alone with four other Texas schools in the rankings: Texas at 11, TCU at 15, Texas A&M at 20 and Baylor at 23.

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This is the highest AP ranking for UH since climbing to third late in the 1990 season.

This is the first time the Longhorns have been ranked under Charlie Strong, and is their highest ranking since 2012.

The top five: Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Ohio State and Michigan.

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Oklahoma fell to 14th.