1963 small college football rankings

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The 1963 small college football rankings are rankings of college football teams representing smaller college and university teams during the 1963 college football season, including the 1963 NCAA College Division football season and the 1963 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 sports writers, and the UPI rankings were selected by a board of small-college coaches.

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In the final AP poll, the 1963 Northern Illinois Huskies football team (10–0) was rated as the small-college champion. The Huskies were led by the record-setting passing of quarterback George Bork. [1]

In the final UPI poll, the 1963 Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football team (8–0) was rated as the small-college champion. [2] Delaware was ranked No. 2 in the AP poll.

Legend

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The AP poll

Week 1
Oct 17 [3] 		Week 2
Oct 24 [4] 		Week 3
Oct 31 [5] 		Week 4
Nov 7 [6] 		Week 5
Nov 14 [7] 		Week 6
Nov 21 [8] 		Week 7
Nov 28 [9]
1. Northern Illinois Northern Illinois (6–0)Northern Illinois (7–0) (3)Northern Illinois (8–0) (3)Delaware (7–0) (3)Delaware (8–0) (5)Northern Illinois (9–0) (3)1.
2. Florida A&M Florida A&M (3–0)Delaware (5–0) (3)Delaware (6–0) (4)Northern Illinois (9–0) (4)Northern Illinois (9–0) (2)Delaware (8–0) (3)2.
3. Texas A&I Delaware (4–0)Florida A&M (3–1)Florida A&M (4–1)Wittenberg (7–0–1)Wittenberg (8–0–1)Wittenberg (8–0–1)3.
4. Delaware Wittenberg (4–0–1)Wittenberg (5–0–1)Wittenberg (6–0–1)UMass (6–0–1) тUMass (7–0–1)UMass (7–0–1)4.
5. San Diego State Texas A&I (4–0)South Dakota State (6–1)South Dakota State (7–1)Saint John's (MN) (8–0) тFlorida A&M (6–1)Saint John's (MN) (8–0)5.
6. Saint John's (MN) Saint John's (MN)Saint John's (MN) (7–0)Saint John's (MN) (8–0)South Dakota State (6–1) тSaint John's (MN) (8–0)South Dakota State (7–1)6.
7. Kearney State South Dakota State (5–1)Texas A&I (4–1)UMass (5–0–1)Florida A&M (5–1)South Dakota State (7–1)Florida A&M (7–1)7.
8. Clarion State Kearney State UMass (5–0–1)San Diego State (5–1)San Diego State (6–1)McNeese State (7–0)Abilene Christian (7–1)8.
9. College of Emporia McNeese StateKearney State (7–0)McNeese State (5–0)McNeese State (6–0)San Diego State (7–1) Southwest Texas (10–0)9.
10. McNeese State San Diego State (3–0)San Diego State (4–1)Kearney State (8–0) тSlippery Rock (6–1) Abilene Christian (8–0)McNeese State (8–0)10.
11.    Slippery Rock (6–0) т   11.
Week 1
Oct 17 [10] 		Week 2
Oct 24 [11] 		Week 3
Oct 31 [12] 		Week 4
Nov 7 [13] 		Week 5
Nov 14 [14] 		Week 6
Nov 21 [15] 		Week 7
Nov 28 [16]
Dropped:
  • 8 Clarion State
  • 9 College of Emporia
Dropped:
9 McNeese State		Dropped:
7 Texas A&I		Dropped:
10 Kearney State		Dropped:
10 Slippery Rock		Dropped:
9 San Diego State

The UPI Coaches poll

Week 1
Oct 2 [17] 		Week 2
Oct 9 [18] 		Week 3
Oct 16 [19] 		Week 4
Oct 23 [20] 		Week 5
Oct 30 [21] 		Week 6
Nov 6 [22] 		Week 7
Nov 13 [23] 		Week 8
Nov 20 [24] 		Week 9
Nov 27 [25] 		Week 10
Dec 4 [26]
1.Florida A&M (1–0) (7)Florida A&M (2–0) (5)Northern Illinois (5–0) (5)Northern Illinois (6–0) (12)Northern Illinois (7–0) (14)Delaware (6–0) (16)Delaware (7–0) (15)Delaware (8–0) (18)Delaware (8–0) (18)Delaware (8–0) (18)1.
2.Delaware (1–0) (2)Northern Illinois (4–0) (6)Florida A&M (2–0) (8)Delaware (4–0) (12)Delaware (5–0) (15)Northern Illinois (8–0) (12)Northern Illinois (9–0) (14)Northern Illinois (9–0) (9)Northern Illinois (9–0) (9)Northern Illinois (10–0) (8)2.
3.Northern Illinois (3–0) (3)Delaware (2–0) (9)Delaware (3–0) (9)Florida A&M (3–0) (4)Florida A&M (4–1) (3)Florida A&M (5–1) (2)UMass (7–0–1) (1)Florida A&M (7–1) (1)Florida A&M (8–1) (1)UMass (8–0–1) (1)3.
4. Lenoir–Rhyne (2–0) (2)Texas A&I (3–0) (5)Texas A&I (4–0) (4)Texas A&I (4–0) (2)Wittenberg (5–0–1) (1)Wittenberg (6–0–1)Florida A&M (6–1) (1)Wittenberg (8–0–1)Wittenberg (8–0–1)Saint John's (MN) (9–0) (1)4.
5. Central Oklahoma (1–1) (1)Montana State (2–2) (2)San Diego State (3–0) (3)San Diego State (3–0)Texas A&I (4–1)UMass (6–0–1)Wittenberg (7–0–1)UMass (8–0–1) (1)UMass (8–0–1) (1)Wittenberg (8–0–1)5.
6. Montana State (1–2) (1)San Diego State (2–0) (4)Montana State (3–0) (3)Wittenberg (4–0–1) (1)UMass (5–0–1) (1)San Diego State (5–1) (1)San Diego State (6–1) (1)San Diego State (7–1) (1)San Diego State (7–1) (1)Florida A&M (8–2) (1)6.
7.San Diego State (1–0) (2)Wittenberg (2–0–1) (1)Wittenberg (3–0) (1)Montana State (4–2) (2)San Diego State (4–1)Western Kentucky (6–0–1) (1) тSaint John's (MN) (8–0)Saint John's (MN) (8–0)Saint John's (MN) (8–0) (1)San Diego State (7–2) (1)7.
8.Texas A&I (2–0) (1) тLenoir–Rhyne (2–1)Central Oklahoma (2–2)UMass (4–0–1)Western Kentucky (5–0–1)Texas A&I (4–2) (1) тWestern Kentucky (7–0–1) (1)Southwest Missouri State (9–0) (1)Western Kentucky (8–0–1) (1)Western Kentucky (8–0–1) (2)8.
9.Wittenberg (1–0–1) тCentral Oklahoma (2–1)UMass (3–0–1)Western Kentucky (4–0–1)South Dakota State (6–1)Saint John's (MN) (8–0)Texas A&I (4–3)Western Kentucky (7–0–1) (1)Southwest Missouri State (9–0) (1)Northeast Oklahoma State (10–0)9.
10. East Carolina (2–0) (1)East Carolina (3–1)Western Kentucky (3–0–1)South Dakota State (5–1)Saint John's (MN) (7–0)South Dakota State (6–1)Southwest Missouri State (8–0)Texas A&I (5–3)Northeast Oklahoma State (10–0) (1)Southwest Missouri State (9–1)10.
11. Pittsburg State Tennessee TechEast CarolinaMcNeese State (1) Washington University Washington University тMcNeese State (6–0) (1) тAbilene Christian (7–1) (1)Abilene Christian (7–1)Abilene Christian (1)11.
12. Omaha East Central Oklahoma McNeese State (1) тWestern State (CO)Lewis and Clark Southwest Missouri State тSouth Dakota State (6–1) тNortheast Oklahoma StateSouth Dakota State (7–1)McNeese State12.
13. Tennessee Tech (1)South Dakota StateFresno State тLewis and ClarkWestern State (CO)East CarolinaLewis and Clark (1)East CarolinaEast CarolinaSouth Dakota State13.
14.South Dakota StateUMassSouth Dakota State тFresno StateFresno StateWestern State (CO)Abilene ChristianMcNeese State (7–0) (1) тMcNeese State (8–0) (1)Southwest Texas State (1)14.
15.UMass (2) San Francisco State Saint John's (MN) тSaint John's (MN)Montana StateLewis and Clark (1)Montana StateSouthwest Texas State тSouthwest Texas StateLuther15.
16. Central Michigan (1)Saint John's (MN) тLenoir–Rhyne East Tennessee State East CarolinaNortheast Oklahoma State тEast CarolinaLutherLutherLewis and Clark (1)16.
17. Middle Tennessee (1) т Western Kentucky т Lewis and Clark Northeast Oklahoma State McNeese State тMcNeese State (5–0) (1) тLutherLewis and Clark (1)Lewis and Clark (1) Central Washington 17.
18. East Texas State (1) тCentral Michigan Wheaton (IL) тEast CarolinaNortheast Oklahoma State тSouthwest Texas State тNortheast Oklahoma StateKearney State тKearney StateEast Carolina18.
19. Humboldt State (1) Linfield т Louisiana Tech т Los Angeles State (1) Idaho State тMontana StateSouthwest Texas State Prairie View тPrairie View (1)Texas A&I19.
20. Butler McNeese State т Western State (CO) College of EmporiaLouisiana Tech т Luther Washington UniversityMontana StateMontana StateMontana State20.
21.  Fresno State т   Southwest Texas State т     21.
Week 1
Oct 2 [27] 		Week 2
Oct 9 [28] 		Week 3
Oct 16 [29] 		Week 4
Oct 23 [30] 		Week 5
Oct 30 [31] 		Week 6
Nov 6 [32] 		Week 7
Nov 13 [33] 		Week 8
Nov 20 [34] 		Week 9
Nov 27 [35] 		Week 10
Dec 4 [36]
Dropped:
  • 11 Pittsburg State
  • 12 Omaha
  • 17 Middle Tennessee
  • 18 East Texas State
  • 19 Humboldt State
  • 20 Butler
Dropped:
  • 11 Tennessee Tech
  • 12 East Central Oklahoma
  • 15 San Francisco State
  • 18 Central Michigan
  • 19 Linfield
Dropped:
  • 8 Central Oklahoma
  • 16 Lenoir–Rhyne
  • 18 Wheaton (IL)
  • 19 Louisiana Tech
Dropped:
  • 16 East Tennessee State
  • 19 Los Angeles State
  • 20 College of Emporia
Dropped:
  • 14 Fresno State
  • 19 Idaho State
  • 20 Louisiana Tech
Dropped:
14 Western State (CO)		Dropped:
  • 12 South Dakota State
  • 20 Washington University
Dropped:
10 Texas A&I		Dropped:
  • 18 Kearney State
  • 19 Prairie View

Pittsburgh Courier rankings

The Pittsburgh Courier , a leading African American newspaper, ranked the top 1963 teams from historically black colleges and universities in an era when college football was often racially segregated.

The rankings were published on December 7: [37]

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