The Georgia football team wears a familiar ranking as The Associated Press released its preseason poll Saturday.

The Bulldogs are picked at No. 13, the same spot they hold in the USA Today/Coaches Poll, and open the season on the road against a top 10 opponent. Oklahoma State is tied for No. 9 (the team is No. 11 in the coaches poll), its highest preseason ranking since 1985 when it was ranked No. 16.

The Florida Gators sit atop the poll in record-making fashion, standing as the most overwhelming preseason No. 1 in the history of the poll. Florida received 58 of the 60 first-place votes, or 96.7 percent. Texas got the other first-place votes.

The previous highest percentage of first-place votes for the AP preseason poll, which started in 1950, was 95.4 percent for Southern California in 2007. Those Trojans got 62 of 65 first-place votes — and didn’t play for the national title.

Following Florida and Texas are Oklahoma, USC and Alabama. The Southeastern Conference placed five teams in the top 25, as did the Big 12. Joining Florida, Georgia and Alabama are Mississippi (No. and LSU (No. 11). Tennessee, Auburn, Vanderbilt, South Carolina and Arkansas also received votes.

1. Florida (58) 0-0 1,498
2. Texas (2) 0-0 1,424
3. Oklahoma 0-0 1,370
4. USC 0-0 1,313
5. Alabama 0-0 1,156
6. Ohio State 0-0 1,113
7. Virginia Tech 0-0 1,054
8. Mississippi 0-0 1,047
9. Oklahoma State 0-0 989
9. Penn State 0-0 989
11. LSU 0-0 914
12. California 0-0 746
13. Georgia 0-0 714
14. Boise State 0-0 659
15. Georgia Tech 0-0 593
16. Oregon 0-0 587
17. TCU 0-0 521
18. Florida State 0-0 307
19. Utah 0-0 289
20. Brigham Young 0-0 267
21. North Carolina 0-0 261
22. Iowa 0-0 229
23. Notre Dame 0-0 225
24. Nebraska 0-0 207
25. Kansas 0-0 134
Others Receiving Votes
Oregon State 122, Illinois 105, Pittsburgh 103, Michigan State 100, Rutgers 83, Texas Tech 76, West Virginia 57, Cincinnati 44, Clemson 42, Miami (FL) 40, East Carolina 30, Tennessee 15, Arizona 13, North Carolina State 10, Boston College 9, Central Michigan 7, Auburn 7, UCLA 7, Northwestern 5, South Florida 3, Southern Miss 3, Vanderbilt 3, Missouri 3, South Carolina 2, Nevada 1, Arkansas 1, Houston 1, Troy 1, Tulsa 1.

The Associated Press contributed to this report/