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Inside the AP Poll: Notre Dame-BYU, Alabama-Kentucky's head-to-head results should matter

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 20h ago

Inside the AP Poll: Notre Dame-BYU, Alabama-Kentucky's head-to-head results should matter — Image: Yahoo Sports

It’s always a bad look when teams are sitting side-by-side in the official poll in the opposite order of a game result.

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