1960 small college football rankings

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The 1960 small college football rankings are rankings of college football teams representing smaller college and university teams during the 1960 college football season, including the 1960 NCAA College Division football season and the 1960 NAIA football season. Separate rankings were published by the Associated Press (AP) and the United Press International (UPI). The AP rankings were selected by a board of experts, and the UPI rankings were selected by a board of 47 small-college coaches from throughout the country.

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Three small-college teams finished the 1960 season with perfect 10–0 records: the Ohio Bobcats, the Lenoir Rhyne Bears and the Humboldt State Lumberjacks. In their final vote, the AP board members selected Ohio as the small-college champion, based on its tougher strength of schedule. Lenoir Rhyne and Humboldt State finished second and third, respectively, in the AP rnakings. [1]

The UPI board of coaches also selected Ohio as the small-college champion with first-place votes from 28 of the participating coaches. The UPI ranked Bowling Green second with its sole setback having been in a close loss to Ohio. [2]

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The AP poll

Week 1
Oct 6 [3] 		Week 2
Oct 13 [4] 		Week 3
Oct 20 [5] 		Week 4
Oct 27 [6] 		Week 5
Nov 3 [7] 		Week 6
Nov 10 [8] 		Week 7
Nov 17 [9] 		Week 8
Nov 24 [10] 		Week 9
Dec 1 [11]
1. Ohio Ohio (4–0) (2)Lenoir Rhyne (5–0)Ohio (6–0) (4)Ohio (7–0) (4)Ohio (8–0) (4)Ohio (9–0) (4)Ohio (4)Ohio (10–0) (4)1.
2. Lenoir Rhyne Lenoir Rhyne (4–0) (2)Ohio (5–0)Lenoir Rhyne (6–0) (2)Florida A&M (5–0) (2)Lenoir Rhyne (8–0) (2)Lenoir Rhyne (9–0) (2)Lenoir RhyneLenoir Rhyne (10–0)2.
3. Lehigh Lehigh (3–0) Tufts Florida A&M (4–0) (1)Lenoir Rhyne (7–0) (1)Florida A&M (6–0) (1)Florida A&M (1)Iowa State Teachers (9–0) (1)Humboldt State (10–0) (1)3.
4. UMass Mississippi Southern (3–0) Iowa State Teachers (1) Bowling Green (5–0)Iowa State Teachers (7–0)Bowling Green (7–0)Iowa State TeachersBowling Green (8–1)Whitworth (9–0)4.
5. Whitworth Whitworth (4–0)Whitworth (5–0)Tufts (5–0) (1)Bowling Green (6–0)Iowa State Teachers (8–0)WhitworthWhitworthWest Chester (9–0) (1)5.
6. Texas A&I Chattanooga (3–1)Humboldt State (5–0)Whitworth (6–0)Southern IllinoisTufts (7–0) (1)Fresno State Southern Bowling Green (8–1)6.
7. San Francisco State Humboldt State (4–0)ChattanoogaSouthern Illinois (6–0)Humboldt State (7–0)Whitworth (8–0)Humboldt StateMuskingumLouisiana Tech (8–2)7.
8. Western Illinois Southern Illinois (4–0) Southeastern Louisiana (5–0)Humboldt State (6–0) Fresno State Fresno State (7–0)Bowling Green (7–1)Humboldt State Hillsdale (9–1)8.
9. Muskingum Muskingum (3–0)Southern Illinois (5–0)Iowa State Teachers (6–0)Tufts (6–0) (1)Humboldt State (8–0) West Chester Louisiana Tech Muskingum (9–0)9.
10. Florida A&M Florida A&M (3–0)Florida A&M (3–0)Southeastern Louisiana (6–0)MuskingumMuskingum (7–0)MuskingumWest Chester (1)Iowa State Teachers (9–1)10.
Week 1
Oct 6 [12] 		Week 2
Oct 13 [13] 		Week 3
Oct 20 [14] 		Week 4
Oct 27 [15] 		Week 5
Nov 3 [16] 		Week 6
Nov 10 [17] 		Week 7
Nov 17 [18] 		Week 8
Nov 24 [19] 		Week 9
Dec 1 [20]
Dropped:
  • 4 UMass
  • 6 Texas A&I
  • 7 San Francisco State
  • 8 Western Illinois
Dropped:
  • 3 Lehigh
  • 4 Mississippi Southern
  • 9 Muskingum
Dropped:
7 Chattanooga		Dropped:
  • 6 Whitworth
  • 10 Southeastern Louisiana
Dropped:
6 Southern Illinois		Dropped:
6 Tufts		Dropped:
  • 3 Florida A&M
  • 6 Fresno State
Dropped:
6 Southern U.

The UPI Coaches poll

Week 1
Sept 29 [21] 		Week 2
Oct 6 [22] 		Week 3
Oct 13 [23] 		Week 4
Oct 20 [24] 		Week 5
Oct 27 [25] 		Week 6
Nov 3 [26] 		Week 7
Nov 10 [27] 		Week 8
Nov 17 [28] 		Week 9
Nov 24 [29]
1.Bowling Green (4)Bowling Green (12)Ohio (20) (20)Ohio (20)Ohio (21)Ohio (22)Ohio (21)Ohio (29)Ohio (28)1.
2.Louisiana Tech (4)Ohio (3)Bowling Green (5)Bowling Green (3)Bowling Green (5)Bowling Green (6)Bowling Green (10)Bowling GreenBowling Green2.
3.Ohio (2)Lehigh (4)Lenoir Rhyne (2)Lenoir Rhyne (2)Lenoir Rhyne (2)Lenoir Rhyne (2)Lenoir Rhyne (1)Lenoir Rhyne (2)Lenoir Rhyne (3)3.
4.Lenoir Rhyne (3)Louisiana Tech (1)Lehigh (2)Chattanooga (5)Chattanooga (1)TuftsTuftsFlorida A&M (1)Muskingum (1)4.
5.Chattanooga (1)Chattanooga (2)Chattanooga (2)Southern Illinois (1)Southern Illinois (1)Southern Illinois (1)Florida A&M (1)Louisiana Tech (1)Florida A&M5.
6. Miami (OH) (1)Lenoir Rhyne (1)Idaho State (1)Tufts (1)TuftsChattanoogaLouisiana TechFresno State (1)Louisiana Tech (1)6.
7.Lehigh (2)Southern Illinois (1)Southern Illinois (1)Louisiana TechLouisiana TechSoutheastern Louisiana (1)Southeastern LouisianaMuskingum (1)Iowa State Teachers7.
8. Butler (1)Idaho State (1)Louisiana TechMiami (OH)Southeastern Louisiana (1)Louisiana TechFresno State (1)Southeastern LouisianaHumboldt State (1)8.
9. Idaho State (1)Miami (OH)TuftsLehighIdaho StateFlorida A&M (2)MuskingumIowa State TeachersFresno State9.
10. Northern Illinois (1)Fresno StateFresno State тSoutheastern Louisiana (1)LehighMuskingumSouthern Illinois тSouthern IllinoisSoutheastern Louisiana (1)10.
11.Fresno StateTexas A&ISoutheastern Louisiana тFresno StateIowa State TeachersFresno StateChattanooga тHumboldt StateMiami (OH)11.
12. East Texas State TuftsHillsdale тHillsdaleMontana StateHillsdaleHumboldt StateMiami (OH)West Chester12.
13. Kent State Western Illinois тIowa State Teachers т Western Michigan Florida A&M тIowa State Teachers тIowa State TeachersTufts тHillsdale13.
14.Southern Illinois Tennessee Tech тWhitworthFlorida A&M т Connecticut тHumboldt State тArkansas StateWhitworth тWillamette14.
15. Delaware Pittsburgh (KS) Kent State тMuskingum тFresno StateMontana StateMiami (OH)West Chester тWhitworth т15.
16. Montana State Amherst Miami (OH) тIdaho State тHillsdaleMiami (OH)Willamette тHillsdale тSouthern U. т16.
17.Western IllinoisNorthern MichiganEast Texas StateIowa State Teachers т Louisville Willamette West Chester тChattanoogaNortheast Missouri т17.
18.Hillsdale тSoutheastern LouisianaFlorida A&MTennessee TechMiami (OH)Idaho State тNorthern MichiganNortheast Missouri т Adams State т18.
19. Northern Michigan тHillsdale тMuskingum тWhitworthNorthern MichiganLehigh тHillsdale тTennessee Tech тSouthern Illinois19.
20. Lamar Tech т Abilene Christian тNorthern Michigan т Arkansas State Tennessee Tech тNorthern Michigan Northeast Missouri тArkansas StateTufts т20.
21.Texas A&I т Tennessee A&I т   Buffalo т    Bucknell т21.
22.West Chester т       22.
Week 1
Sept 29 [30] 		Week 2
Oct 6 [31] 		Week 3
Oct 13 [32] 		Week 4
Oct 20 [33] 		Week 5
Oct 27 [34] 		Week 6
Nov 3 [35] 		Week 7
Nov 10 [36] 		Week 8
Nov 17 [37] 		Week 9
Nov 24 [38]
Dropped:
  • 8 Butler
  • 10 Northern Illinois
  • 12 East Texas State
  • 13 Kent State
  • 15 Delaware
  • 16 Montana State
  • 20 Lamar Tech
  • 20 West Chester Teachers
Dropped:
  • 11 Texas A&I
  • 13 Western Illinois
  • 14 Tennessee Tech
  • 15 Pittsburgh (KS)
  • 16 Amherst
  • 20 Abilene Christian
  • 20 Tennessee A&I
Dropped:
  • 15 Kent State
  • 17 East Texas State
  • 20 Northern Michigan
Dropped:
  • 13 Western Michigan
  • 15 Muskingum
  • 19 Whitworth
  • 20 Arkansas State
Dropped:
  • 14 Connecticut
  • 17 Louisville
  • 20 Tennessee Tech
  • 20 Buffalo
Dropped:
  • 15 Montana State
  • 18 Idaho State
  • 19 Lehigh
Dropped:
  • 16 Willamette
  • 18 Northern Michigan
Dropped:
  • 17 Chattanooga
  • 19 Tennessee Tech
  • 20 Arkansas State

Associated Negro Press rankings

The Associated Negro Press ranked the top 1960 teams from historically black colleges and universities in an era when college football was often racially segregated.

The rankings were published on December 30: [39]

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