Consensus Poll:
Rank | Team | Points |
1 | FSU | 98 |
2 | Oregon | 96 |
3 | Alabama | 92 |
4 | Oklahoma | 87 |
5 | Auburn | 81 |
6 | Baylor | 80 |
7 | Texas A&M | 75 |
8 | LSU | 70 |
9 | Michigan State | 68 |
10 | Georgia | 63 |
11 | Stanford | 54 |
12 | UCLA | 47 |
13 | USC | 44 |
14 | Wisconsin | 43 |
15 | South Carolina | 41 |
16 | Ole Miss | 40 |
T-17 | Notre Dame | 39 |
T-17 | Arizona State | 39 |
19 | Clemson | 36 |
20 | Missouri | 27 |
21 | Kansas State | 21 |
T-22 | Ohio State | 16 |
T-22 | Oklahoma State | 16 |
24 | Duke | 10 |
25 | BYU | 9 |
Individual Polls:
Chris | Andy | Kurt | Robert | |
1 | FSU | Florida St. | Alabama | Florida St. |
2 | Oregon | Oregon | Oregon | Oregon |
3 | Oklahoma | Alabama | Florida State | Auburn |
4 | Alabama | Oklahoma | Oklahoma | Alabama |
5 | Auburn | Baylor | Texas A&M | Baylor |
6 | Baylor | LSU | Michigan State | Oklahoma |
7 | Michigan State | UCLA | Auburn | Texas A&M |
8 | Texas A&M | Auburn | Baylor | LSU |
9 | Arizona State | Texas A&M | Georgia | Georgia |
10 | LSU | Georgia | LSU | Notre Dame |
11 | Clemson | USC | Stanford | Michigan St. |
12 | Stanford | Michigan St. | Notre Dame | South Carolina |
13 | Georgia | Stanford | Wisconsin | Mississippi |
14 | Wisconsin | Arizona St. | USC | Stanford |
15 | UCLA | Kansas St. | Mississippi | UCLA |
16 | Ole Miss | South Carolina | Clemson | USC |
17 | Notre Dame | Wisconsin | South Carolina | Wisconsin |
18 | South Carolina | Missouri | Missouri | Kansas St. |
19 | USC | Ohio St. | Oklahoma State | Nebraska |
20 | Missouri | Mississippi | UCLA | Oklahoma St |
21 | Ohio State | Duke | Arizona State | Missouri |
22 | Duke | BYU | BYU | Arizona St. |
23 | Oklahoma State | Clemson | Virginia Tech | Clemson |
24 | Kansas State | Pittsburgh | Ohio State | Ohio St. |
25 | BYU | Mississippi St | Nebraska | UNC/Duke |
Notes:
Georgia and Virginia Tech were the two big losers, as they both lost and plummeted down the ranks. The Hokies' loss will also impact Ohio State too, as they are a weaker team in a weaker conference and it only makes both the Big 10 and the ACC look worse, as Va Tech lost to East Carolina. This will likely play out to some degree, but Ohio State's name recognition will probably keep them in circulation.
USC and UCLA were both losers; the Trojans actually lost to a Boston College team that is not great, and UCLA barely held on to beat Texas. The Bruins have failed to impress anybody yet, and the offense seems like a mess. Both of them have a chance to make a move when they begin conference play. In the national media the Pac-12 has still gained some regard this season and a winning streak in conference play could bump either one of them up.
South Carolina was the only real winner of the weekend, and they still didn't vault up, most likely due to their loss to Texas A&M. Hopefully more conference games will shake things up a little more.