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Alabama rolled to another national championship on Monday night. The Crimson Tide won their 16th title in program history with a 45-40 defeat of the Clemson Tigers. The win catapulted Alabama into the No. 1 spot in the final AP Top 25 college football rankings.

Clemson put up a valiant effort in the title game, but it wasn’t able to make enough plays to knock off the Tide. The Tigers finished the season with a 14-1 record and No. 2 ranking in the AP Top 25.

The top five of the final AP Top 25 is rounded out by No. 3 Stanford, No. 4 Ohio State and No. 5 Oklahoma.

The Big Ten finished with three top-10 teams, which leads the nation. Joining the Buckeyes are No. 6 Michigan State and No. 9 Iowa.

Below are the final AP Top 25 rankings for the 2015-16 season. The record of each team and points total is listed next to each.

Final AP Top 25 Poll

1. Alabama – 14-1, 1,525
2. Clemson – 14-1, 1,464
3. Stanford – 12-2, 1,360
4. Ohio State – 12-1, 1,342
5. Oklahoma – 11-2, 1,270
6. Michigan State – 12-2, 1,227
7. TCU – 11-2, 1,098
8. Houston – 13-1, 1,050
9. Iowa – 12-2, 981
10. Mississippi – 10-3, 975
11. Notre Dame – 10-3, 953
12. Michigan – 10-3, 911
13. Baylor – 10-3, 820
14. Florida State – 10-3, 630
15. North Carolina – 11-3, 563
16. LSU – 9-3, 546
17. Utah – 10-3, 499
18. Navy – 11-2, 465
19. Oregon – 9-4, 391
20. Oklahoma State – 10-3, 372
21. Wisconsin – 10-3, 332
22. Tennessee – 9-4, 260
23. Northwestern – 10-3, 203
24. Western Kentucky – 12-2, 128
25. Florida – 10-4, 126

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