(This story was updated with new information).

Week 5 of the college football season produced several major storylines, including of teams finding some late-game luck to squeak out a victory.

Mario Cristobal and No. 7 Miami experienced that firsthand, staving off an upset to Virginia Tech to remain undefeated on the season due to a controversial ending on Friday night. The potential game-winning throw from Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones was originally called a touchdown by the officials but was reversed after review.

Clemson picked up its third consecutive of the season, as Dabo Swinney’s squad improved to 2-0 in ACC play with a 40-14 win over Stanford. With the win, the Tigers should continue to silently move back up into the top 15 in the national polls after their Week 1 loss to Georgia.

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Elsewhere, Kyle McCord and Syracuse picked up their 22nd consecutive win over an FCS opponent since 1978, as the Orange beat Holy Cross 42-14. Whether the Orange squeak into the top 25 from the win remains to be seen, but Fran Brown’s squad should receive votes for the second time in a matter of weeks.

Here’s how Week 5’s results within the ACC were reflected in this week’s updated US LBM Coaches Poll and Associated Press poll:

College football rankings for Week 6

ACC teams are bolded. First-place votes are in parentheses.

1. Texas (29)

2. Alabama (19)

3. Ohio State (7)

4. Tennessee

5. Georgia

6. Oregon

7. Penn State

8. Miami

9. Missouri

10. Michigan

11. Ole Miss

12. LSU

13. Notre Dame

14. Clemson

15. USC

16. Iowa State

17. Oklahoma

18. Utah

19. BYU

20. Kansas State

21. Texas A&M

22. Louisville

23. UNLV

24. Indiana

25. Illinois

Others receiving votes: Boise State 103; Pitt 51; Arizona 44; Rutgers 35; Iowa 29; James Madison 25; Duke 22; Kentucky 17; Oklahoma State 15; SMU 14; Nebraska 12; Navy 9; Colorado 9; Boston College 6; Army 3; UCF 2; Liberty 2; Tulane 1; South Carolina 1.

ACC teams are bolded. First-place votes are in parentheses.

1. Alabama (40)

2. Texas (19)

3. Ohio State (4)

4. Tennessee

5. Georgia

6. Oregon

7. Penn State

8. Miami

9. Missouri

10. Michigan

11. USC

12. Ole Miss

13. LSU

14. Notre Dame

15. Clemson

16. Iowa State

17. BYU

18. Utah

19. Oklahoma

20. Kansas State

21. Boise State

22. Louisville

23. Indiana

24. Illinois

25. UNLV

Others receiving votes: Arizona; Pitt 42; Nebraska 30; Boston College 18; Iowa 17; James Madison 13; Oklahoma State 8; South Carolina 8; Rutgers 7; Kentucky 6; Navy 6; SMU 4; Army 2; Colorado 1.

This article originally appeared on Greenville News: College football rankings: ACC in updated Coaches Poll, AP Top 25