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This is DraftInsiders.com first weekly 2011 season College Poll. We will have weekly polls thru the season & postseason in our College Football Mondays blog column.
WR Ryan Broyles - Oklahoma
Team of the Week- Baylor
Draft Insiders.com Top 25 Poll
(This year’s record in parentheses)
1. Oklahoma (1-0)
2. LSU (1-0)
3. Alabama (1-0)
4. Stanford (1-0)
5. Boise St (1-0)
6. Nebraska (1-0)
7. Oklahoma St (1-0)
8. Texas A&M (1-0)
9. Florida St (1-0)
10. Wisconsin (1-0)
11. South Carolina (1-0)
12. Oregon (0-1)
13. Michigan St (1-0)
14. Virginia Tech (1-0)
15. West Virginia (1-0)
16. Penn St. (1-0)
17. Arkansas (1-0)
18. Ohio St (1-0)
19. Mississippi St (1-0)
20. Florida (1-0)
21. Texas (1-0)
22. Baylor (1-0)
23. Missouri (1-0)
24. South Florida (1-0)
25. TCU (0-1)
AP Top 25 Poll
Rank / Name / W L / Previous Week
1 Oklahoma - 1-0 /1
2 LSU - 1-0 /4
3 Alabama - 1-0 /2
4 Boise St. - 1-0 /5
5 Florida St. - 1-0 /6
6 Stanford - 1-0 /7
7 Texas A&M - 1-0 /8
8 Wisconsin - 1-0 /11
9 Oklahoma St. - 1-0 /9
10 Nebraska - 1-0 /10
11 Virginia Tech - 1-0 /13
12 South Carolina - 1-0 /12
13 Oregon - 0-1 /3
14 Arkansas - 1-0 /15
15 Ohio St. - 1-0 /18
16 Mississippi St. - 1-0 /20
17 Michigan St. - 1-0 /17
18 Florida - 1-0 /22
19 West Virginia - 1-0 /24
20 Baylor - 1-0 /NR
21 Missouri - 1-0 /21
22 South Florida - 1-0 /NR
23 Penn St. - 1-0 /NR
24 Texas - 1-0 /NR
25 TCU - 0-1 /14
Coaches Top 25 Poll
Rank Team (first-place votes) Record
1. Oklahoma (43) - 1-0
2. Alabama (9) - 1-0
3. LSU (7) - 1-0
4. Florida St - 1-0
5. Boise St - 1-0
6. Stanford - 1-0
7. Oklahoma St - 1-0
8. Texas A&M - 1-0
9. Wisconsin - 1-0
10. Nebraska - 1-0
11. Virginia Tech - 1-0
12. South Carolina - 1-0
13 Arkansas - 1-0
14. Oregon - 0-1
15. Ohio St - 1-0
16. Michigan St - 1-0
17. Mississippi St - 1-0
18. Florida - 1-0
19. Missouri - 1-0
20. Penn St - 1-0
21. Texas - 1-0
22. Auburn - 1-0
23. Arizona St - 1-0
24. West Virginia - 1-0
25.TCU - 0-1
Dropped out
No. 18 Notre Dame (0-1, lost to South Florida 23-20), No. 22 Georgia (0-1, lost to then-No. 7 Boise State 35-21).
Others receiving votes
Baylor 117; South Florida 97; Iowa 44; Utah 42; Georgia 35; Houston 31; Northwestern 30; Arizona 28; Central Florida 18; Hawaii 17; Michigan 15;North Carolina 15; Clemson 13; Northern Illinois 13; Southern Mississippi 12; Air Force 10; Notre Dame 8; Tennessee 5; Brigham Young 4; Maryland 4; Georgia Tech 3; Washington 3; California 1; Cincinnati 1; Texas Tech 1.
Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe and All-American teams. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He is also a member of the FWAA and voter in College team and player awards.
Sooners’ Head AP Preseason Top 25 Teams
Photo – WR Ryan Broyles - Oklahoma
DraftInsiders.com will post our 2011 Preseason College Poll on August 29th & weekly thru the season & postseason in our College Football Monday blog column.
Oklahoma was named the #1 team in the AP Preseason Top 25 poll. The Sooners were also named #1 in the Coaches preseason Top 25 poll a few weeks ago.
Oklahoma returns 29 players with starting experience this fall from a team that went 12-2 last season. They beat UConn in last year's Fiesta Bowl 48-20. Head coach Bob Stoops enters his 13th season with an outstanding career record of 129 wins and 31 losses.
The Sooners open the 2011 campaign Sept. 3 at home against Tulsa. They play their 2nd game on Sept 17th in a critical intersectional matchup with Florida St. in Tallahassee
Associated Press Preseason Top 25 Poll
(first-place votes in parentheses)
1. Oklahoma (36) – 1,464
2. Alabama (17) – 1,439
3. Oregon (4) – 1,330
4. LSU (1) – 1,286
5. Boise State – 1,200
6. Florida State – 1,168
7. Stanford – 1,091
8. Texas A&M – 965
9. Oklahoma State – 955
10. Nebraska – 910
11. Wisconsin – 900
12. South Carolina – 848
13. Virginia Tech – 821
14. TCU – 690
15. Arkansas – 686
16. Notre Dame – 530
17. Michigan State – 519
18. Ohio State – 443
19. Georgia – 369
20. Mississippi State – 361
21. Missouri – 258
22. Florida – 228
23. Auburn – 219
24. West Virginia – 207
25. USC – 160
Frank Coyle is a long time member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe and All-American teams.
Frank Coyle writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He is also a member of the FWAA and voter in College team and player awards.
CAA Football Heads FCS Top 25 Teams
National-Best Seven CAA Football Squads Ranked
Seven of CAA Football's 11 squads appeared in the first Top 25 of the season as the FCS debuted its 2011 poll this week. CAA Football's total is three more than any other conference represented in the preseason poll and one more than it began the 2010 season with in the same poll.
William and Mary, selected to win the league's championship by its head coaches earlier this preseason, logged 20 first-place votes and will begin the season at No. 3. The Tribe, and CAA Football's next highest ranked squad Delaware (No. 5), extended streaks to 13-consective weeks ranked among the poll's Top-10. The Blue Hens (2) were one of four CAA Football squads to receive first-place votes, including William and Mary, No. 10 New Hampshire (1) and No. 14 Villanova (2). James Madison (No. 15), Richmond (No. 16) and Massachusetts (No. 25) round out the league's seven ranked teams. The Spiders and Minutemen return to the poll for the first time since dropping out at the end of the 2010 regular season, while the Dukes were last part of the poll Nov. 1, 2010.
In addition to its seven among the Top 25, three more league squads logged votes in the polling process including Maine (10 points), Rhode Island (11 points) and Old Dominion (5 points).
CAA Football is poised for yet another run at the NCAA Division I National Championship in 2011. The league, which will welcome Old Dominion to its fold in in 2011, returns six All-Americans and 12 First Team All-CAA Football award winners from 2010. CAA Football has seen one of its league members advance to the Division I National Championship game seven of the last eight seasons and each of the last five years. Delaware and James Madison (2003-04) and Richmond and Villanova (2008-09) twice earned consecutive National Championships for the league in its championship appearance span dating back to 2003. CAA Football will again add to its full-time member roster in 2012 when Georgia State joins the fold.
Team (First-place votes) / Record / Points / Previous Rank
1. Eastern Washington (90) 13-2 / 3,377 / 1
2. Appalachian St (14) 10-3 / 3,142 / 4
3. William & Mary (20) 8-4 / 3,110 / 10
4. Georgia Southern (11) 10-5 / 3,095 / 5
5. Delaware Blue (2) 12-3 / 2,806 / 20
6. Montana St 9-3 / 2,623 / 11
7. Northern Iowa 7-5 / 2,452 / 19
8. Wofford 10-3 / 2,357 / 6
9. Jacksonville St 9-3 / 2,028 / 12
10. New Hampshire (1) 8-5 / 2,025 / 7
11. North Dakota St 9-5 / 1,720 / 9
12. Montana 7-4 / 1,668 / 20
13. Lehigh 10-3 / 1,351 / 14
14. Villanova (2) 9-5 / 1,262 / 3
15. James Madison 6-5 / 1,247 / NR
16. Richmond 6-5 / 987 / NR
17. Stephen F. Austin 9-3 / 969 / 8
18. Central Arkansas 7-4 / 961 / NR
19. Southern Illinois 5-6 / 934 / NR
20. McNeese St 6-5 / 701 / NR
21. Tenn-Chattanooga 6-5 / 672 / NR
22. Liberty 8-3 / 630 / 21
23. South Carolina St 9-3 / 628 / 16
24. Sacramento St 6-5 / 587 / NR
25. Massachusetts 6-5 / 519 / NR
Others receiving votes: Penn 456, Bethune-Cookman 425, Southeast Missouri State 341, Murray State 315, Western Illinois 247, Southern Utah 240, Jacksonville 215, Cal Poly 168, Stony Brook 163, Grambling State 146, Eastern Kentucky 139, Jackson State 76, Florida A&M 76, Colgate 75, Sam Houston State 75, Harvard 54, Indiana State 51, UC Davis 48, South Dakota State 40, Youngstown State 28, Central Connecticut State 26, Coastal Carolina 25, Dayton 21, Northwestern State 20, Northern Arizona 18, Elon 16, Yale 15, Weber State 13, Illinois State 12, Tennessee Tech 12, Rhode Island 11, Maine 10, Albany 10, Texas Southern 10, Northern Colorado 10, Furman 10, Brown 8, South Dakota 7, Old Dominion 5, Columbia 5, Missouri State 2, Robert Morris 2, Hampton 1, Duquesne 1, UT Martin 1.
2011 Preseason Coaches Poll
(total points received)
DraftInsiders.com will post our 2011 Preseason College Poll
in late August & weekly thru the season & postseason
Photo - QB Andrew Luck - Stanford
Final 2010 First-place
Rank /School (2010 record) / Points
1. Oklahoma (12-2) 1454
2. Alabama (10-3) 1414
3. Oregon (12-1) 1309
4. LSU (11-2) 1296
5. Florida State (10-4) 1116
6. Stanford (12-1) 1101
7. Boise State (12-1) 1065
8. Oklahoma State (11-2) 933
9. Texas A&M (9-4) 885
10. Wisconsin (11-2) 829
11. Nebraska (10-4) 814
12. South Carolina (9-5) 779
13. Virginia Tech (11-3) 767
14. Arkansas (10-3) 750
15. TCU (13-0) 687
16. Ohio State (12-1) 631
17. Michigan State (11-2) 536
18. Notre Dame (8-5) 440
19. Auburn (14-0) 329
20. Mississippi State (9-4) 301
21. Missouri (10-3) 266
22. Georgia (6-7) 260
23. Florida (8-5) 240
24. Texas (5-7) 162
25. Penn State (7-6) 161
Others receiving votes (with 2010 records): Arizona State (6-6) 158; West Virginia (9-4) 149; Utah (10-3) 50; Miami (Fla.) (7-6) 49; Iowa (8-5) 41; Northwestern (7-6) 30; Arizona (7-6) 28; Central Florida (11-3) 22; Michigan (7-6) 19; Air Force (9-4) 15; North Carolina (8-5) 14; Houston (5-7) 13; South Florida (8-5) 9; Hawaii (10-4) 8; Clemson (6-7) 7; Tennessee (6-7) 7; Southern Miss (8-5) 6; Brigham Young (7-6) 5; North Carolina State (9-4) 4; Northern Illinois (11-3) 4; Oregon State (5-7) 4; Pittsburgh (8-5) 3; Washington (7-6) 3; Georgia Tech (6-7) 1; Nevada (13-1) 1.
Top 25 Teams – Final Poll
Draft Insiders' - AP - Coaches
QB Cam Newton - Auburn
Team of the Year - Auburn
Draft Insiders' - Final Top 25
1. Auburn (14-0)
2. Texas Christian (13-0)
3. Oregon (12-1)
4. Stanford (12-1)
5. Ohio St (12-1)
6. Oklahoma (12-2)
7. LSU (11-2)
8. Wisconsin (11-2)
9. Boise St (12-1)
10. Oklahoma St. (11-2)
11. Alabama (10-3)
12. Arkansas (10-3)
13. Nevada (13-1)
14. Michigan St. (11-2)
15. Virginia Tech (11-3)
16. Florida St. (10-4)
17. Mississippi St (9-4)
18. Missouri (10-3)
19. Texas A&M (9-4)
20. Nebraska (10-4)
21. Utah ((10-3)
22. UCF (11-3)
23. Maryland (9-4)
24 Tulsa (10-3)
25. North Carolina St (9-4)
Frank Coyle is a longtime Member of the FWAA and voter in College team and player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe, etc. He is a voter for weekly Team and Player Awards
AP Rankings - Final Rankings
Rank / School / Votes / Prev Rank
1 Auburn (14-0) 1472 (56) 1
2 TCU (13-0) 1392 (3) 3
3 Oregon (12-1) 1379 2
4 Stanford (12-1) 1300 5
5 Ohio State (12-1) 1220 6
6 Oklahoma (12-2) 1108 9
7 Wisconsin (11-2) 1055 4
8 LSU (11-2) 1051 11
9 Boise State (12-1) 1031 10
10 Alabama (10-3) 961 15
11 Nevada (13-1) 866 13
12 Arkansas (10-3) 863 8
13 Oklahoma State (11-2) 833 16
14 Michigan State (11-2) 696 7
15 Mississippi State (9-4) 578 21
16 Virginia Tech (11-3) 577 12
17 Florida State (10-4) 502 23
18 Missouri (10-3) 477 14
19 Texas A&M (9-4) 359 18
20 Nebraska (10-4) 334 17
21 UCF (11-3) 225 NR
22 South Carolina (9-5) 169 19
23 Maryland (9-4) 144 NR
24 Tulsa (10-3) 128 NR
25 North Carolina State (9-4) 119 NR
Others: Utah (98) , Iowa (54) , San Diego State (52) , Northern Illinois (47) , Miami (OH) (21) , Florida (19) , West Virginia (16) , Notre Dame (9) , Connecticut (8) , Air Force (5) , Navy (3) , Hawaii (2) , Brigham Young (1) , Eastern Washington (1)
Coaches' Final Rankings
Rank / School / Votes / Prev Rank
1 Auburn (14-0) 1424 (56) 2
2 TCU (13-0) 1336 (1) 3
3 Oregon (12-1) 1333 1
4 Stanford (12-1) 1254 5
5 Ohio St (12-1) 1197 6
6 Oklahoma (12-2) 1096 8
7 Boise St (12-1) 1012 10
8 Wisconsin (11-2) 1007 4
8 LSU (11-2) 1007 12
10 Oklahoma St (11-2) 883 13
11 Alabama (10-3) 860 18
12 Arkansas (10-3) 818 8
13 Nevada (13-1) 734 15
14 Michigan St (11-2) 676 7
15 Virginia Tech (11-3) 636 11
16 Florida St (10-4) 506 23
17 Mississippi St (9-4) 505 22
18 Missouri (10-3) 473 14
19 Nebraska (10-4) 354 16
20 UCF (11-3) 328 24
21 Texas A&M (9-4) 277 17
22 South Carolina (9-5) 181 20
23 Utah (10-3) 156 19
24 Maryland (9-4) 111 NR
25 North Carolina Ste (9-4) 94 NR
Others: Northern Illinois (82) , Tulsa (41) , San Diego State (36) , West Virginia (35) , Iowa (31) , Miami (OH) (13) , Florida (10) , Connecticut (7) , Air Force (4) , Hawaii (4) , Notre Dame (3) , Washington (1)
Top 25 Teams - Week 12
Draft Insiders' - BCS - AP - Coaches - Harris Polls
Photo - Cam Newton - Auburn
Team of the Week - Auburn
Draft Insiders' - Top 25 Teams
1. Texas Christian (12-0)
2. Oregon (11-0)
3. Auburn (12-0)
4. Wisconsin (11-1)
5 Stanford (11-1)
6. Ohio St (11-1)
7. Michigan St. (11-1)
8. Arkansas (10-2)
9. Oklahoma (10-2)
10. LSU (10-2)
11. Boise St (10-1)
12. Virginia Tech (10-2)
13. Nevada (11-1)
14. Missouri (10-2)
15. Oklahoma St. (10-2)
16. Nebraska (10-2)
17. Alabama (9-3)
18. South Carolina (9-3)
19. Texas A&M (9-3)
20. Florida St. (9-3)
21. Utah ((10-2)
22. Mississippi St (8-4)
23. West Virginia (8-3)
24. Northern Illinois (10-2)
25. Arizona (7-4)
Frank Coyle is a longtime Member of the FWAA and voter in College team and player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe, etc. He is a voter for weekly Team and Player Awards
BCS Rankings - Week 7
Rank School Total Prev Rank
1 Auburn (12-0) .9779 2
2 Oregon (11-0) .9777 1
3 TCU (12-0) .9167 3
4 Stanford (11-1) .8413 6
5 Wisconsin (11-1) .8185 7
6 Ohio State (11-1) .7632 8
7 Arkansas (10-2) .7189 12
8 Michigan State (11-1) .6980 10
9 Oklahoma (10-2) .6780 13
10 LSU (10-2) .6067 5
11 Boise State (10-1) .5805 4
12 Missouri (10-2) .5148 14
13 Nebraska (10-2) .5071 15
14 Oklahoma State (10-2) .4630 9
15 Virginia Tech (10-2) .4396 16
16 Alabama (9-3) .4201 11
17 Nevada (11-1) .4043 19
18 Texas A&M (9-3) .3910 17
19 South Carolina (9-3) .3817 18
20 Utah (10-2) .2254 20
21 Florida State (9-3) .2125 22
22 Mississippi State (8-4) .1630 25
23 Arizona (7-4) .0713 21
24 West Virginia (8-3) .0542 NR
25 Northern Illinois (10-2) .0482 NR
The Harris Interactive poll, Coaches' poll and computer rankings each comprise one-third of the BCS standings.
To derive the three percentages, each team is assigned a point total (1 for No. 1, 2 for No. 2, etc.) The two poll percentages are calculated by dividing each team’s point total by a maximum 2825 possible points (Harris) and 1475 possible points (USA Today). The computer rankings percentage is calculated by dropping the highest and lowest ranking for each team and then dividing the remaining total by 100 (the maximum possible points). The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percentage totals of the Harris Interactive Poll, USA Today poll, and computer rankings. The teams’ BCS Averages are ranked to produce the BCS standings. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking provider accounts for schedule strength within its formula.
AP Top 25 Teams
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st) / Previous Week Ranking
1 Oregon (11-0) 1475 (36) 1
2 Auburn (12-0) 1456 (23) 2
3 TCU (12-0) 1383 (1) 4
4 Wisconsin (11-1) 1289 5
5 Stanford (11-1) 1283 7
6 Ohio State (11-1) 1184 8
7 Michigan State (11-1) 1098 11
8 Arkansas (10-2) 1094 12
9 Boise State (10-1) 908 3
10 Oklahoma (10-2) 886 14
11 LSU (10-2) 856 6
12 Virginia Tech (10-2) 761 13
13 Nebraska (10-2) 740 16
14 Nevada (11-1) 736 19
15 Missouri (10-2) 691 15
16 Oklahoma State (10-2) 599 10
17 Alabama (9-3) 597 9
18 South Carolina (9-3) 591 18
19 Texas A&M (9-3) 582 17
20 Florida State (9-3) 356 22
21 Utah (10-2) 249 23
22 Mississippi State (8-4) 224 25
23 West Virginia (8-3) 147 NR
24 Northern Illinois (10-2) 130 NR
25 Hawaii (9-3) 43 NR
Others: Arizona (34) , Maryland (29) , Tulsa (28) , Connecticut (16) , Navy (14) , UCF (12) , San Diego State (5) , North Carolina State (2) , Air Force (2)
Coaches Poll -Top 25 Teams
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st) / Previous Week Ranking
1 Oregon (11-0) 1459 (46) 1
2 Auburn (12-0) 1419 (10) 2
3 TCU (12-0) 1343 (3) 4
4 Wisconsin (11-1) 1282 5
5 Stanford (11-1) 1233 8
6 Ohio State (11-1) 1213 7
7 Michigan State (11-1) 1083 10
8 Arkansas (10-2) 1012 12
9 Oklahoma (10-2) 943 13
10 Boise State (10-1) 869 3
11 Virginia Tech (10-2) 843 14
12 LSU (10-2) 796 6
13 Nebraska (10-2) 773 15
14 Missouri (10-2) 666 16
15 Oklahoma State (10-2) 661 9
16 South Carolina (9-3) 626 17
17 Nevada (11-1) 621 19
18 Texas A&M (9-3) 503 18
19 Alabama (9-3) 501 11
20 Florida State (9-3) 353 21
21 Utah (10-2) 291 22
22 Mississippi State (8-4) 223 25
23 Northern Illinois (10-2) 130 NR
24 West Virginia (8-3) 110 NR
25 UCF (9-3) 62 NR
Others: Arizona (47) , Hawaii (40) , Maryland (34) , North Carolina State (18) , San Diego State (11) , Navy (4) , Tulsa (3) , Iowa (1) , Air Force (1) , South Florida (1)
Harris Poll -Top 25 Teams
This was the 7th week of the Harris Poll. It will be weekly through the championship game.
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st)
1 Oregon (11-0) 2804 (70) 1
2 Auburn (12-0) 2769 (42) 2
3 TCU (12-0) 2621 (2) 4
4 Wisconsin (11-1) 2441 5
5 Stanford (11-1) 2417 7
6 Ohio State (11-1) 2301 8
7 Michigan State (11-1) 2080 10
8 Arkansas (10-2) 1997 12
9 Oklahoma (10-2) 1809 13
10 Boise State (10-1) 1802 3
11 LSU (10-2) 1569 6
12 Virginia Tech (10-2) 1503 14
13 Nebraska (10-2) 1446 15
14 Missouri (10-2) 1291 16
15 Nevada (11-1) 1231 19
16 Oklahoma State (10-2) 1171 9
17 South Carolina (9-3) 1142 17
18 Alabama (9-3) 1113 11
19 Texas A&M (9-3) 1032 18
20 Florida State (9-3) 650 22
21 Utah (10-2) 567 20
22 Mississippi State (8-4) 393 25
23 West Virginia (8-3) 251 NR
24 Northern Illinois (10-2) 161 NR
25 Arizona (7-4) 120 21
Others: Maryland (75) , UCF (74) , Hawaii (65) , Navy (36) , Connecticut (32) , Iowa (23) , Tulsa (23) , North Carolina State (16) , San Diego State (7) , South Florida (7) , Notre Dame (6) , Air Force (3) , Miami (OH) (1) , Ohio (1)
Oregon Tops BCS, AP, Coaches & Harris Polls
Top 25 Teams - Week Nine
Insiders' /BCS / AP/ Coaches / Harris Polls
Photo - RB John Clay - Wisconsin
Draft Insiders' - Top 25 Teams
1. Texas Christian (9-0)
2. Oregon (8-0)
3. Auburn (9-0)
4. Boise St (7-0)
5. Alabama (7-1)
6. Utah ((8-0)
7. LSU (7-1)
8. Oklahoma (7-1)
9. Wisconsin (7-1)
10. Nebraska (7-1)
11. Ohio St (8-1)
12 Stanford (7-1)
13. Arizona (7-1)
14. Iowa (6-2)
15. Michigan St. (8-1)
16. Missouri (7-1)
17. Oklahoma St. (7-1)
18. Florida St. (6-2)
19. South Carolina (6-2)
20. Arkansas (6-2)
21. Virginia Tech (6-2)
22. Mississippi State (7-2)
23. Baylor (7-2)
24. N.C St. (6-2)
25. Nevada (7-1)
Frank Coyle is a longtime Member of the FWAA and voter in College team and player awards - Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Thorpe, etc. He is a voter for weekly Team and Player Awards
BCS Rankings
Rank Rank School Total Prev Rank
1 Oregon (8-0) .9777 2
2 Auburn (9-0) .9599 1
3 TCU (9-0) .8911 4
4 Boise State (7-0) .8824 3
5 Utah (8-0) .7318 8
6 Alabama (7-1) .7185 7
7 Nebraska (7-1) .6869 14
8 Oklahoma (7-1) .6849 9
9 Wisconsin (7-1) .6740 10
10 LSU (7-1) .6540 12
11 Ohio State (8-1) .6127 11
12 Missouri (7-1) .5940 6
13 Stanford (7-1) .5780 13
14 Michigan State (8-1) .5136 5
15 Arizona (7-1) .4936 15
16 Iowa (6-2) .4291 18
17 Oklahoma State (7-1) .3868 17
18 Arkansas (6-2) .2944 19
19 South Carolina (6-2) .2725 20
20 Mississippi State (7-2) .2428 21
21 Baylor (7-2) .1792 25
22 Virginia Tech (6-2) .1595 23
23 Nevada (7-1) .0957 24
24 Florida State (6-2) .0737 16
25 North Carolina State (6-2) .0546 NR
AP Top 25 Teams
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st) / Previous Week Ranking
1 Oregon (8-0) 1487 (49) 1
2 Boise State (7-0) 1403 (7) 2
3 Auburn (9-0) 1396 (2) 3
4 TCU (9-0) 1350 (2) 4
5 Alabama (7-1) 1228 6
6 Utah (8-0) 1147 8
7 Wisconsin (7-1) 1113 9
8 Ohio State (8-1) 1010 10
9 Nebraska (7-1) 974 14
10 Stanford (7-1) 950 13
11 Oklahoma (7-1) 928 11
12 LSU (7-1) 872 12
13 Arizona (7-1) 779 15
14 Missouri (7-1) 739 7
15 Iowa (6-2) 700 18
16 Michigan State (8-1) 644 5
17 Arkansas (6-2) 500 19
18 South Carolina (6-2) 497 17
19 Oklahoma State (7-1) 457 20
20 Virginia Tech (6-2) 332 21
21 Mississippi State (7-2) 302 23
22 Baylor (7-2) 247 25
23 North Carolina State (6-2) 113 NR
24 Florida State (6-2) 97 16
25 Nevada (7-1) 91 NR
Others: Hawaii (50) , Syracuse (22) , Oregon State (16) , Maryland (11) , USC (10) , San Diego State (9) , Illinois (8) , UCF (5) , Pittsburgh (4) , Miami (FL) (3) , Northwestern (3) , Florida (2) , Northern Illinois (1)
Coaches Poll -Top 25 Teams
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st) / Previous Week Ranking
1 Oregon (8-0) 1464 (51) 1
2 Auburn (9-0) 1384 (4) 3
3 Boise State (7-0) 1361 (3) 2
4 TCU (9-0) 1292 (1) 4
5 Alabama (7-1) 1213 6
6 Utah (8-0) 1141 7
7 Wisconsin (7-1) 1100 9
8 Ohio State (8-1) 1049 10
9 Oklahoma (7-1) 990 11
10 Nebraska (7-1) 961 12
11 LSU (7-1) 861 13
12 Stanford (7-1) 846 14
13 Arizona (7-1) 704 16
14 Missouri (7-1) 676 8
15 Michigan State (8-1) 652 5
16 Iowa (6-2) 647 19
17 South Carolina (6-2) 517 17
18 Oklahoma State (7-1) 466 20
19 Arkansas (6-2) 446 18
20 Virginia Tech (6-2) 379 21
21 Mississippi State (7-2) 320 23
22 Baylor (7-2) 250 24
23 Nevada (7-1) 112 NR
24 Florida State (6-2) 107 15
25 North Carolina State (6-2) 96 NR
Others: Hawaii (59) , Northwestern (24) , Syracuse (14) , UCF (13) , Maryland (9) , Miami (FL) (5) , Illinois (4) , Florida (4) , San Diego State (4) , Michigan (3) , Northern Illinois (2)
Harris Poll -Top 25 Teams
This was the 3rd week of the Harris Poll. It will be weekly through the championship game.
Rank / Team / Record / Points (1st)
1 Oregon (8-0) 2823 (92) 1
2 Auburn (9-0) 2683 (10) 3
3 Boise State (7-0) 2635 (12) 2
4 TCU (9-0) 2529 4
5 Alabama (7-1) 2346 6
6 Utah (8-0) 2171 7
7 Wisconsin (7-1) 2041 9
8 Ohio State (8-1) 1986 10
9 Oklahoma (7-1) 1891 11
10 Stanford (7-1) 1797 13
11 Nebraska (7-1) 1793 14
12 LSU (7-1) 1705 12
13 Arizona (7-1) 1378 15
14 Iowa (6-2) 1307 17
15 Missouri (7-1) 1293 8
16 Michigan State (8-1) 1279 5
17 Arkansas (6-2) 971 18
18 Oklahoma State (7-1) 925 20
19 South Carolina (6-2) 903 19
20 Virginia Tech (6-2) 631 21
21 Mississippi State (7-2) 574 23
22 Baylor (7-2) 422 25
23 Nevada (7-1) 288 24
24 Florida State (6-2) 252 16
25 North Carolina State (6-2) 139 NR
Others: Hawaii (73) , Florida (54) , Syracuse (53) , Oregon State (28) , Northwestern (16) , Maryland (13) , Miami (FL) (10) , San Diego State (10) , Michigan (9) , UCF (7) , Virginia (4) , Temple (4) , Texas A&M (4) , Pittsburgh (1) , West Virginia (1) , Navy (1)
