Final AP and USA Today Coaches polls

[MikeG]

January 08, 2008

AP Top 25

RANK TEAM RECORD PTS LAST

1 LSU (60) 12-2 1620 2

2 Georgia (3) 11-2 1515 4

3 Southern Cal (1) 11-2 1500 6

4 Missouri 12-2 1347 7

5 Ohio St. 11-2 1346 1

6 West Virginia 11-2 1342 11

7 Kansas (1) 12-1 1303 8

8 Oklahoma 11-3 1139 3

9 Virginia Tech 11-3 1096 5

10 Boston College 11-3 962 14

10 Texas 10-3 962 17

12 Tennessee 10-4 904 16

13 Florida 9-4 685 9

14 BYU 11-2 654 19

15 Auburn 9-4 648 22

16 Arizona St. 10-3 587 12

17 Cincinnati 10-3 566 20

18 Michigan 9-4 508 NR

19 Hawaii 12-1 460 10

20 Illinois 9-4 443 13

21 Clemson 9-4 353 15

22 Texas Tech 9-4 308 NR

23 Oregon 9-4 253 NR

24 Wisconsin 9-4 202 18

25 Oregon St. 9-4 110 NR

Others receiving votes: Virginia 66, Penn St. 61, Kentucky 57, Wake Forest 53, Boise St. 25, Arkansas 13, Utah 9, Mississippi St. 7, Appalachian St. 5, South Florida 5, Tulsa 4, Connecticut 3, Air Force 2, Rutgers 2.

Final Coaches Poll:

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/usatpoll.htm

Jan. 7, 2007

Rank  Team (first-place votes) Record Points  Last week

1. LSU (60)  12-2 1,500 2

2. Southern California 11-2 1,380 6

3. Georgia

11-2 1,370 4

4. Ohio State 11-2 1,287 1

5. Missouri 12-2 1,241 7

6. West Virginia 11-2 1,239 9

7. Kansas

12-1 1,217 8

8. Oklahoma  11-3 1,016 3

9. Virginia Tech 11-3 979 5

10. Texas 10-3 924 17

11. Boston College 11-3 898 14

12. Tennessee 10-4 826 18

13. Arizona State 10-3 635 11

14t. Auburn 9-4 624 21

14t. Brigham Young 11-2 624 19

16. Florida

9-4 567 12

17. Hawaii  12-1 427 10

18. Illinois 9-4 416 13

19. Michigan 9-4 413 NR

20. Cincinnati 10-3 376 23

21. Wisconsin 9-4 333 15

22. Clemson

9-4 319 16

23. Texas Tech

9-4 242 NR

24. Oregon

9-4 192 NR

25. Penn State  9-4 127 NR

 

Dropped out

No. 20 Virginia (9-4, lost to then-unranked Texas Tech 31-28 in Gator Bowl), No. 22 Boise State (10-3, lost to East Carolina 41-38 in Hawaii Bowl), No. 24 Arkansas (8-5, lost to then-No. 7 Missouri 38-7 in Cotton Bowl), No. 25 South Florida (9-4, lost to then-unranked Oregon 56-21 in Sun Bowl).

Others receiving votes

Oregon State (9-4) 108; Virginia (9-4) 71; Wake Forest (9-4) 53; Boise State (10-3) 33; Fresno State (9-4) 11; Kentucky (8-5) 11; California (7-6) 8; Connecticut (9-4) 8; Mississippi State (8-5) 7; South Florida (9-4) 6; Tulsa (10-4) 5; Central Florida (10-4) 4; Utah (9-4) 2; Arkansas (8-5) 1.

[Kizarvexis]

USF is back where they started at the beginning of the season.

The preseason vote was #35 AP Poll (28 votes) and #37 Coaches Poll (26 votes).

The final poll above shows USF at #34 (tied) in the AP Poll with 5 votes and #35 in the Coaches Poll with 6 votes.

Kizarvexis

[lerbut23]

Florida and Michigan both 9-4.

Florida ranked ahead of Michigan.

Huh?

[Joe]

It happens all the time...Auburn is ranked...at 9-4

[mikebeau]

**** what an opportunity we missed at the Sun Bowl.  I can't imagine the preseason rankings being any better for us.

[crambone]

Sucks, but we did it to ourselves.

Next year, we're #2 for longer than 4 days!

[ChiTownBull]

Sucks but we played like crap

Also sucks that cicny moves up for beating a terrible so piss team

We need to start off by beating what will be a top 15 kansas team next year which will get us in the top 25 early in the season

Hard to believe we were ranked #2 and then finish barley even getting any votes...who would have thunk?

[IncrediBULL]

Also sucks that cicny moves up for beating a terrible so **** team

They beat us....  At home no less.  Where we were able to beat WVU.  I think Cinci is a decent team, or we aren't, not sure which...

[Triple B]

Hard to believe we were ranked #2 and then finish barley even getting any votes...who would have thunk?

California is in the same boat, or worse. If they hadn't barely beaten Air Force in their bowl, they wouldn't have gotten any votes in the Coaches Poll ( 8 ) and even with the win, they didn't get a single vote in the AP.

[sdgukhsdgl]

wonder who the three idiots are that voted UGA #1?  they didn't even win their division, much less their conference