2013 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

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Three human polls and one formula ranking made up the 2013 NCAA Division I FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) football rankings, in addition to various publications' preseason polls. Unlike most sports, college football's governing body, the NCAA, does not bestow a national championship title. That title is bestowed by one or more of four different polling agencies. There are two main weekly polls that begin in the preseason—the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll. Two additional polls were released midway through the season; the Harris Interactive Poll was released after the sixth week of the season, and the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings were released after the seventh week. The Harris Poll and Coaches Poll were factors in the BCS standings. At the end of the season, on Sunday, December 1, 2013, the BCS standings determined who played in the BCS bowl games as well as the 2014 BCS National Championship Game on January 6, 2014, at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

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AP Poll

Preseason
Aug 17 [1] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [3] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [4] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [5] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [6] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [7] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [8] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [9] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [10] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [11] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [12] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [13] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [14] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [15] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [16] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [17] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 7 [18]
1. Alabama (58)Alabama (1–0) (58)Alabama (1–0) (57)Alabama (2–0) (59)Alabama (3–0) (56)Alabama (4–0) (55)Alabama (5–0) (55)Alabama (6–0) (55)Alabama (7–0) (55)Alabama (8–0) (55)Alabama (8–0) (52)Alabama (9–0) (56)Alabama (10–0) (55)Alabama (11–0) (56)Florida State (12–0) (58)Florida State (13–0) (56)Florida State (14–0) (60)1.
2. Ohio State (1)Oregon (1–0)Oregon (2–0) (1)Oregon (3–0) (1)Oregon (3–0) (4)Oregon (4–0) (5)Oregon (5–0) (5)Oregon (6–0) (5)Oregon (7–0) (3)Oregon (8–0) (3)Oregon (8–0) (2)Florida State (9–0) (3)Florida State (10–0) (5)Florida State (11–0) (4)Ohio State (12–0)Auburn (12–1) (4)Auburn (12–2)2.
3. Oregon Ohio State (1–0) (1)Clemson (2–0) (1)Clemson (2–0)Clemson (3–0)Clemson (4–0)Clemson (5–0)Clemson (6–0)Florida State (6–0) (2)Florida State (7–0) (2)Florida State (8–0) (6)Ohio State (9–0)Baylor (9–0)Ohio State (11–0)Auburn (11–1) (2)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (13–1)3.
4. Stanford Clemson (1–0) (1)Ohio State (2–0) (1)Ohio State (3–0)Ohio State (4–0)Ohio State (5–0)Ohio State (6–0)Ohio State (6–0)Ohio State (7–0)Ohio State (8–0)Ohio State (9–0)Baylor (8–0)Ohio State (10–0)Auburn (10–1)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (12–1)South Carolina (11–2)4.
5. Georgia (1)Stanford (0–0)Stanford (1–0)Stanford (2–0)Stanford (3–0)Stanford (4–0)Stanford (5–0)Florida State (5–0)Missouri (7–0)Baylor (7–0)Baylor (7–0)Stanford (8–1)Oregon (9–1)Missouri (10–1)Missouri (11–1)Stanford (11–2)Missouri (12–2)5.
6. South Carolina South Carolina (1–0)Texas A&M (2–0)LSU (3–0)LSU (4–0)Georgia (3–1)Florida State (5–0)LSU (6–1)Baylor (6–0)Stanford (7–1)Stanford (7–1)Oregon (8–1)Auburn (10–1)Clemson (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Baylor (11–1)Oklahoma (11–2)6.
7. Texas A&M Texas A&M (1–0)Louisville (2–0)Louisville (3–0)Louisville (4–0)Louisville (4–0)Georgia (4–1)Texas A&M (5–1)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (7–0)Auburn (8–1)Auburn (9–1)Clemson (9–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Stanford (10–2)Ohio State (12–1)Alabama (11–2)7.
8. Clemson Louisville (1–0)LSU (2–0)Florida State (2–0)Florida State (3–0)Florida State (4–0)Louisville (5–0)Louisville (6–0)Stanford (6–1)Auburn (7–1)Clemson (7–1)Clemson (8–1)Missouri (9–1)Stanford (9–2)South Carolina (10–2)South Carolina (10–2)Clemson (11–2)8.
9. Louisville LSU (1–0)Georgia (1–1)Georgia (1–1)Georgia (2–1)Texas A&M (4–1)Texas A&M (4–1)UCLA (5–0)Clemson (6–1)Clemson (7–1)Missouri (8–1)Missouri (9–1)Texas A&M (8–2)Baylor (9–1)Baylor (10–1)Missouri (11–2)Oregon (11–2)9.
10. Florida Florida State (1–0)Florida State (1–0)Texas A&M (2–1)Texas A&M (3–1)LSU (4–1)LSU (5–1)Miami (FL) (5–0)Texas Tech (7–0)Missouri (7–1)LSU (7–2)Texas A&M (8–2)Stanford (8–2)South Carolina (9–2)Michigan State (11–1)Oregon (10–2)UCF (12–1)10.
11. Florida State Georgia (0–1)Michigan (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Oklahoma (4–0)UCLA (4–0)South Carolina (5–1)Auburn (6–1)LSU (7–2)Texas A&M (7–2)South Carolina (8–2)Oklahoma State (9–1)Michigan State (10–1)Arizona State (10–2)Oklahoma (10–2)Stanford (11–3)11.
12. LSU Florida (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)South Carolina (2–1)South Carolina (2–1)UCLA (3–0)Oklahoma (5–0)Baylor (5–0)UCLA (5–1)Texas A&M (6–2)Oklahoma (7–1)Oklahoma State (8–1)South Carolina (8–2)Oregon (9–2)Oregon (10–2)Clemson (10–2)Ohio State (12–2)12.
13. Oklahoma State Oklahoma State (1–0)South Carolina (1–1)UCLA (2–0)UCLA (3–0)South Carolina (3–1)Miami (FL) (5–0)Stanford (5–1)LSU (6–2)Oklahoma (7–1)South Carolina (7–2)UCLA (7–2)Michigan State (9–1)Arizona State (9–2)Clemson (10–2)Oklahoma State (10–2)Baylor (11–2)13.
14. Notre Dame Notre Dame (1–0)Oklahoma (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)Oklahoma (3–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)South Carolina (4–1)Missouri (6–0)Texas A&M (5–2)South Carolina (6–2)Miami (FL) (7–1)Michigan State (8–1)UCLA (8–2)Wisconsin (9–2)LSU (9–3)LSU (9–3)LSU (10–3)14.
15. Texas Texas (1–0) Miami (FL) (2–0)Michigan (3–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Washington (4–0)Baylor (4–0)Georgia (4–2)Fresno State (6–0)Texas Tech (7–1)Oklahoma State (7–1)UCF (7–1)Fresno State (9–0)LSU (8–3)UCF (10–1)UCF (11–1)Louisville (12–1)15.
16. Oklahoma Oklahoma (1–0)UCLA (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)Washington (3–0)Northwestern (4–0)Washington (4–1)Texas Tech (6–0)Virginia Tech (6–1)Fresno State (7–0)UCLA (6–2)Fresno State (9–0)Wisconsin (8–2)Fresno State (10–0)Northern Illinois (12–0)Arizona State (10–3)UCLA (10–3)16.
17. Michigan Michigan (1–0)Northwestern (2–0)Washington (2–0)Northwestern (4–0)Baylor (3–0)Florida (4–1)Fresno State (5–0)Oklahoma (6–1)UCLA (5–2)Fresno State (8–0)Wisconsin (7–2)UCF (8–1)UCF (9–1)UCLA (9–3)UCLA (9–3)Oklahoma State (10–3)17.
18. Nebraska UCLA (1–0)Florida (1–1)Northwestern (3–0)Michigan (4–0)Florida (3–1)Michigan (5–0)Oklahoma (5–1)Louisville (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)Michigan State (8–1)LSU (7–3)LSU (7–3)Northern Illinois (11–0)Oklahoma (9–2)Louisville (11–1)Texas A&M (9–4)18.
19. Boise State Northwestern (1–0)Washington (1–0)Florida (1–1)Baylor (3–0)Michigan (4–0)Northwestern (4–1)Virginia Tech (6–1)Oklahoma State (5–1)UCF (6–1)UCF (6–1)Louisville (8–1)Arizona State (8–2)Texas A&M (8–3)Louisville (10–1)Wisconsin (9–3)USC (10–4)19.
20. TCU Washington (1–0)Wisconsin (2–0)Baylor (2–0)Florida (2–1)Texas Tech (4–0)Texas Tech (5–0)Washington (4–2)South Carolina (5–2)Louisville (7–1)Louisville (7–1)Northern Illinois (9–0)Northern Illinois (10–0)Oklahoma (9–2)Duke (10–2)Texas A&M (8–4)Notre Dame (9–4)20.
21. UCLA Wisconsin (1–0)Notre Dame (1–1)Ole Miss (3–0)Ole Miss (3–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Fresno State (5–0)Oklahoma State (4–1) UCF (5–1)Northern Illinois (8–0)Wisconsin (6–2)Arizona State (7–2)Louisville (9–1)Louisville (10–1)Wisconsin (9–3)Fresno State (11–1)Arizona State (10–4)21.
22. Northwestern Nebraska (1–0)Baylor (2–0)Notre Dame (2–1)Notre Dame (3–1)Arizona State (3–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Florida (4–2)Wisconsin (5–2)Wisconsin (5–2)Northern Illinois (9–0)Oklahoma (7–2)Oklahoma (8–2)UCLA (8–3)Texas A&M (8–4)Duke (10–3)Wisconsin (9–4)22.
23. Wisconsin Baylor (1–0)Nebraska (2–0) Arizona State (2–0)Wisconsin (3–1)Fresno State (4–0) Northern Illinois (5–0)Northern Illinois (6–0)Northern Illinois (7–0)Michigan (6–1)Arizona State (6–2)Texas (7–2)USC (8–3)USC (9–3)Texas (8–3)Georgia (8–4)Duke (10–4)23.
24. USC TCU (0–1)TCU (1–1)Wisconsin (2–1)Texas Tech (4–0)Ole Miss (3–1) Virginia Tech (5–1) Auburn (5–1)Michigan (6–1) Michigan State (7–1)Notre Dame (7–2)Miami (FL) (7–2)Ole Miss (7–3)Duke (9–2)Fresno State (10–1)Northern Illinois (12–1) Vanderbilt (9–4)24.
25. Oregon State USC (1–0) Ole Miss (2–0) Texas Tech (3–0) Fresno State (3–0) Maryland (4–0) Missouri (5–0)Wisconsin (4–2)Nebraska (5–1)Arizona State (5–2)Texas Tech (7–2)Georgia (6–3) Duke (8–2)Notre Dame (8–3)Georgia (8–4)Notre Dame (8–4)Washington (9–4)25.
Preseason
Aug 17 [1] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [3] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [4] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [5] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [6] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [7] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [8] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [9] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [10] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [11] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [12] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [13] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [14] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [15] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [16] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [17] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 7 [18]
Dropped:
  • Boise State
  • Oregon State
Dropped:
  • Texas
  • USC
Dropped:
  • Nebraska
  • TCU
Dropped:
Arizona State		Dropped:
  • Notre Dame
  • Wisconsin
Dropped:
  • Ole Miss
  • Arizona State
  • Maryland
Dropped:
  • Michigan
  • Northwestern
Dropped:
  • Georgia
  • Washington
  • Florida
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Nebraska
Dropped:
Michigan		Dropped:
  • Notre Dame
  • Texas Tech
Dropped:
  • Texas
  • Miami (FL)
  • Georgia
Dropped:
Ole Miss		Dropped:
  • USC
  • Notre Dame
Dropped:
Texas		Dropped:
  • Fresno State
  • Georgia
  • Northern Illinois

Coaches Poll

Preseason
Aug 2 [2] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [19] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [20] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [21] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [22] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [23] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [24] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [25] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [26] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [27] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [28] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [29] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [30] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [31] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [32] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [33] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 7 [34]
1. Alabama (58)Alabama (1–0) (58)Alabama (1–0) (58)Alabama (2–0) (61)Alabama (3–0) (59)Alabama (4–0) (59)Alabama (5–0) (57)Alabama (6–0) (58)Alabama (7–0) (57)Alabama (8–0) (56)Alabama (8–0) (54)Alabama (9–0) (58)Alabama (10–0) (56)Alabama (11–0) (56)Florida State (12–0) (58)Florida State (13–0) (62)Florida State (14–0) (59)1.
2. Ohio State (3)Ohio State (1–0) (3)Oregon (2–0) (1)Oregon (3–0) (1)Oregon (3–0) (3)Oregon (4–0) (2)Oregon (5–0) (4)Oregon (6–0) (3)Oregon (7–0) (4)Oregon (8–0) (6)Oregon (8–0) (5)Florida State (9–0) (4)Florida State (10–0) (6)Florida State (11–0) (6)Ohio State (12–0) (4)Auburn (12–1)Auburn (12–2)2.
3. Oregon Oregon (1–0)Ohio State (2–0) (2)Ohio State (3–0)Ohio State (4–0)Ohio State (5–0)Ohio State (6–0)Ohio State (6–0)Florida State (6–0) (1)Florida State (7–0)Florida State (8–0) (3)Ohio State (9–0)Ohio State (10–0)Ohio State (11–0)Auburn (11–1)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (13–1)3.
4. Stanford Stanford (0–0)Stanford (1–0)Clemson (2–0)Clemson (3–0)Clemson (4–0) (1)Clemson (5–0) (1)Clemson (6–0) (1)Ohio State (7–0)Ohio State (8–0)Ohio State (9–0)Baylor (8–0)Baylor (9–0)Clemson (10–1)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (12–1)South Carolina (11–2)4.
5. Georgia Clemson (1–0)Clemson (2–0)Stanford (2–0)Stanford (3–0)Stanford (4–0)Stanford (5–0)Florida State (5–0)Baylor (6–0)Baylor (7–0)Baylor (7–0)Stanford (8–1)Oregon (9–1)Auburn (10–1)Missouri (11–1)Baylor (11–1)Missouri (12–2)5.
6. Texas A&M (1)South Carolina (1–0)Texas A&M (2–0) (1)Louisville (3–0)LSU (4–0)Georgia (3–1)Florida State (5–0)Louisville (6–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (7–0)Stanford (7–1)Clemson (8–1)Clemson (9–1)Missouri (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Ohio State (12–1)Oklahoma (11–2)6.
7. South Carolina Texas A&M (1–0) (1)Louisville (2–0)LSU (3–0)Louisville (4–0)Louisville (4–0)Georgia (4–1)Texas A&M (5–1)Missouri (7–0)Stanford (7–1)Clemson (8–1)Oregon (8–1)Auburn (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Baylor (10–1) тStanford (11–2)Clemson (11–2)7.
8. Clemson Louisville (1–0)LSU (2–0)Florida State (2–0)Florida State (3–0)Florida State (4–0)Louisville (5–0)LSU (6–1)Stanford (6–1)Clemson (7–1)Oklahoma (7–1)Missouri (9–1)Missouri (9–1)Baylor (9–1)South Carolina (10–2) тSouth Carolina (10–2)Alabama (11–2)8.
9. Louisville Florida (1–0)Florida State (1–0)Texas A&M (2–1)Texas A&M (3–1)Texas A&M (4–1)Texas A&M (4–1)South Carolina (5–1)Texas Tech (7–0)Oklahoma (7–1)Missouri (8–1)Auburn (9–1)Oklahoma State (9–1)South Carolina (9–2)Michigan State (11–1)Missouri (11–2)Oregon (11–2)9.
10. Florida Florida State (1–0)Georgia (1–1)Georgia (1–1)Georgia (2–1)Oklahoma (4–0)Oklahoma (5–0)UCLA (5–0)Clemson (6–1)Missouri (7–1)Auburn (8–1)Oklahoma State (8–1)Texas A&M (8–2)Stanford (9–2)Stanford (10–2)Oklahoma (10–2)Ohio State (12–2) т10.
11. Notre Dame LSU (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)LSU (4–1)LSU (5–1)Miami (FL) (5–0)UCLA (5–1)Auburn (7–1)Oklahoma State (7–1)Texas A&M (8–2)South Carolina (8–2)Michigan State (10–1)Clemson (10–2)Clemson (10–2)Stanford (11–3) т11.
12. Florida State Georgia (0–1)Michigan (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)Oklahoma (3–0)South Carolina (3–1)South Carolina (4–1)Baylor (5–0)Oklahoma (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)LSU (7–2)South Carolina (8–2)Stanford (8–2)Oregon (9–2)Oregon (10–2)Oregon (10–2)UCF (12–1)12.
13. LSU Notre Dame (1–0)Oklahoma (2–0)South Carolina (2–1)South Carolina (2–1)UCLA (3–0)UCLA (4–0)Stanford (5–1)Oklahoma State (5–1) тLSU (7–2)Texas A&M (7–2)Louisville (8–1)Michigan State (9–1)Fresno State (10–0)Arizona State (10–2)Oklahoma State (10–2)Baylor (11–2)13.
14. Oklahoma State Oklahoma State (1–0)South Carolina (1–1)Michigan (3–0)UCLA (3–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)Miami (FL) (5–0) Missouri (6–0)LSU (6–2) тTexas A&M (6–2)Miami (FL) (7–1)Fresno State (9–0)UCLA (8–2)Wisconsin (9–2)LSU (9–3)LSU (9–3)LSU (10–3)14.
15. Texas Oklahoma (1–0)Nebraska (2–0)UCLA (2–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Northwestern (4–0)Baylor (4–0)Texas Tech (6–0)Texas A&M (5–2)Texas Tech (7–1)South Carolina (7–2)UCLA (7–2)Louisville (9–1)LSU (8–3)Oklahoma (9–2)UCF (11–1)Louisville (12–1)15.
16. Oklahoma Texas (1–0)Northwestern (2–0)Northwestern (3–0)Northwestern (4–0)Baylor (3–0)Michigan (5–0)Georgia (4–2)Louisville (6–1)South Carolina (6–2)Louisville (7–1)Michigan State (8–1)Fresno State (9–0)Louisville (10–1)Louisville (10–1)Louisville (11–1)UCLA (10–3)16.
17. Michigan Michigan (1–0)UCLA (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)Michigan (4–0)Michigan (4–0)Florida (4–1)Oklahoma State (4–1) Auburn (6–1)Louisville (7–1)Fresno State (8–0)Oklahoma (7–2)Wisconsin (8–2)Oklahoma (9–2)UCF (10–1)Arizona State (10–3)Oklahoma State (10–3)17.
18. Nebraska UCLA (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0) тFlorida (1–1)Baylor (3–0)Washington (4–0)Northwestern (4–1)Oklahoma (5–1)Fresno State (6–0)Fresno State (7–0)UCLA (6–2)LSU (7–3)Oklahoma (8–2)Arizona State (9–2)Northern Illinois (12–0)UCLA (9–3)Texas A&M (9–4)18.
19. Boise State Nebraska (1–0)Wisconsin (2–0) тBaylor (2–0)Florida (2–1)Florida (3–1)Washington (4–1)Fresno State (5–0)Virginia Tech (6–1)UCLA (5–2)Michigan State (8–1)UCF (7–1)LSU (7–3)UCF (9–1)UCLA (9–3)Wisconsin (9–3)USC (10–4)19.
20. TCU Northwestern (1–0)Florida (1–1)Washington (2–0)Washington (3–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Virginia Tech (6–1)South Carolina (5–2)Northern Illinois (8–0)Northern Illinois (9–0)Wisconsin (7–2)UCF (8–1)Northern Illinois (11–0)Duke (10–2)Fresno State (11–1)Arizona State (10–4)20.
21. UCLA Wisconsin (1–0)Notre Dame (1–1)Notre Dame (2–1)Ole Miss (3–0)Fresno State (4–0)Texas Tech (5–0)Nebraska (5–1)Nebraska (5–1)Michigan (6–1)UCF (6–1)Northern Illinois (9–0)Northern Illinois (10–0)Texas A&M (8–3)Wisconsin (9–3)Duke (10–3) тWisconsin (9–4)21.
22. Northwestern USC (1–0) Baylor (2–0)Ole Miss (3–0)Notre Dame (3–1)Texas Tech (4–0)Fresno State (5–0)Florida (4–2)Northern Illinois (7–0)UCF (6–1)Wisconsin (6–2)Arizona State (7–2)Arizona State (8–2)UCLA (8–3)Fresno State (10–1)Texas A&M (8–4) тDuke (10–4)22.
23. Wisconsin Washington (1–0)Washington (1–0) Arizona State (2–0)Fresno State (3–0) Northern Illinois (4–0)Northern Illinois (5–0)Northern Illinois (6–0)Michigan (6–1)Wisconsin (5–2)Texas Tech (7–2)Miami (FL) (7–2)Minnesota (8–2)USC (9–3)Cincinnati (9–2)Northern Illinois (12–1) Vanderbilt (9–4)23.
24. USC Miami (FL) (1–0) тTCU (1–1) Michigan State (3–0)Wisconsin (3–1)Arizona State (3–1)Nebraska (4–1)Michigan (5–1)Wisconsin (5–2)Michigan State (7–1)Arizona State (6–2)Texas (7–2) Duke (8–2)Duke (9–2)Texas (8–3)Georgia (8–4)Notre Dame (9–4)24.
25. Oregon State TCU (0–1) т Ole Miss (2–0) Fresno State (2–0) Texas Tech (4–0)Nebraska (3–1) Virginia Tech (5–1)Washington (4–2) UCF (5–1)Notre Dame (6–2)Notre Dame (7–2) Minnesota (8–2)USC (8–3) Cincinnati (9–2)Texas A&M (8–4)Miami (FL) (9–3)Nebraska (9–4)25.
Preseason
Aug 2 [2] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [19] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [20] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [21] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [22] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [23] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [24] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [25] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [26] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [27] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [28] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [29] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [30] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [31] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [32] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [33] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 7 [34]
Dropped:
  • Boise State
  • Oregon State
Dropped:
  • Texas
  • USC
Dropped:
  • Nebraska
  • Wisconsin
  • TCU
Dropped:
  • Arizona State
  • Michigan State
Dropped:
  • Ole Miss
  • Notre Dame
  • Wisconsin
Dropped:
Arizona State		Dropped:
Northwestern		Dropped:
  • Georgia
  • Florida
  • Washington
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Nebraska
Dropped:
Michigan		Dropped:
  • Notre Dame
  • Texas Tech
Dropped:
  • Miami (FL)
  • Texas
Dropped:
Minnesota		Dropped:
USC		Dropped:
  • Cincinnati
  • Texas
Dropped:
  • Fresno State
  • Northern Illinois
  • Georgia
  • Miami (FL)

Harris Interactive Poll

Week 7
Oct 13 [35] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [36] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [37] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [38] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [39] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [40] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [41] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [42] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [43]
1. Alabama (6–0) (93)Alabama (7–0) (95)Alabama (8–0) (94)Alabama (8–0) (95)Alabama (9–0) (105)Alabama (10–0) (100)Alabama (11–0) (99)Florida State (12–0) (97)Florida State (13–0) (97)1.
2. Oregon (6–0) (10)Oregon (7–0) (8)Oregon (8–0) (10)Oregon (8–0) (8)Florida State (9–0)Florida State (10–0) (5)Florida State (11–0) (5)Ohio State (12–0) (5)Auburn (12–1) (8)2.
3. Clemson (6–0) (1)Florida State (6–0) (2)Florida State (7–0)Florida State (8–0) (2)Ohio State (9–0)Ohio State (10–0)Ohio State (11–0)Auburn (11–1) (3)Alabama (11–1)3.
4. Ohio State (6–0)Ohio State (7–0)Ohio State (8–0)Ohio State (9–0)Baylor (8–0)Baylor (9–0)Clemson (10–1)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (12–1)4.
5. Florida State (5–0)Baylor (6–0)Baylor (7–0)Baylor (7–0)Stanford (8–1)Oregon (9–1)Auburn (10–1)Missouri (11–1)Stanford (11–2)5.
6. Louisville (6–0)Missouri (7–0)Stanford (7–1)Stanford (7–1)Oregon (8–1)Clemson (9–1)Missouri (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Baylor (11–1)6.
7. Texas A&M (5–1)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (7–0)Clemson (8–1)Clemson (8–1)Auburn (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Stanford (10–2)Ohio State (12–1)7.
8. LSU (6–1)Stanford (6–1)Clemson (7–1)Missouri (8–1)Missouri (9–1)Missouri (9–1)Stanford (9–2)South Carolina (10–2)South Carolina (10–2)8.
9. UCLA (5–0)Texas Tech (7–0)Missouri (7–1)Auburn (8–1)Auburn (9–1)Oklahoma State (9–1)Baylor (9–1)Baylor (10–1)Missouri (11–2)9.
10. Miami (FL) (5–0)Clemson (6–1)Oklahoma (7–1)Oklahoma (7–1)Texas A&M (8–2)Texas A&M (8–2)South Carolina (9–2)Michigan State (11–1)Oklahoma (10–2)10.
11. South Carolina (5–1)UCLA (5–1)Auburn (7–1)LSU (7–2)Oklahoma State (8–1)Stanford (8–2)Michigan State (10–1)Clemson (10–2)Clemson (10–2)11.
12. Stanford (5–1)LSU (6–2)LSU (7–2)Texas A&M (7–2)South Carolina (7–2)South Carolina (8–2)Oregon (9–2)Oregon (10–2)Oregon (10–2)12.
13. Baylor (5–0)Texas A&M (5–2)Texas A&M (6–2)Miami (FL) (7–1)Fresno State (9–0)Michigan State (9–1)Fresno State (10–0)Arizona State (10–2)Oklahoma State (10–2)13.
14. Missouri (6–0)Oklahoma (6–1)Texas Tech (7–1)Oklahoma State (7–1)Louisville (8–1)Fresno State (9–0)LSU (8–3)LSU (9–3)LSU (9–3)14.
15. Texas Tech (6–0) Auburn (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)South Carolina (7–2)Michigan State (8–1)UCLA (8–2)Wisconsin (9–2)Northern Illinois (12–0)UCF (11–1)15.
16. Georgia (4–2)Louisville (6–1)Louisville (7–1)Louisville (7–1)UCLA (7–2)Louisville (9–1)Arizona State (9–2)Oklahoma (9–2)Louisville (11–1)16.
17. Oklahoma (5–1)Oklahoma State (5–1)South Carolina (6–2)Fresno State (8–0)LSU (7–3)LSU (7–3)Northern Illinois (11–0)Louisville (10–1)Arizona State (10–3)17.
18. Fresno State (5–0)Fresno State (6–0)Fresno State (7–0)Michigan State (8–1)Northern Illinois (9–0)Northern Illinois (10–0)Louisville (10–1)UCF (10–1)UCLA (9–3)18.
19. Oklahoma State (4–1)Virginia Tech (6–1)UCLA (5–2)UCLA (6–2)UCF (7–1)Wisconsin (8–2)Oklahoma (9–2)UCLA (9–3)Wisconsin (9–3)19.
20. Virginia Tech (6–1)South Carolina (5–2)Northern Illinois (8–0)Northern Illinois (9–0)Oklahoma (7–2)UCF (8–1)UCF (9–1)Duke (10–2)Fresno State (11–1)20.
21. Florida (4–2)Northern Illinois (7–0)Michigan (6–1)UCF (6–1)Wisconsin (7–2)Oklahoma (8–2)Texas A&M (8–3)Wisconsin (9–3)Texas A&M (8–4)21.
22. Northern Illinois (6–0)Michigan (6–1)UCF (6–1)Wisconsin (6–2)Arizona State (7–2)Arizona State (8–2)UCLA (8–3)Fresno State (10–1)Northern Illinois (12–1)22.
23. Nebraska (5–1)Nebraska (5–1) Michigan State (7–1)Texas Tech (7–2)Miami (FL) (7–2) USC (8–3)USC (9–3)Texas A&M (8–4)Georgia (8–4)23.
24. Michigan (5–1) Wisconsin (5–2)Wisconsin (5–2)Arizona State (6–2) Texas (7–2) Duke (8–2)Duke (9–2)Texas (8–3)Duke (10–3)24.
25. Washington (4–2) UCF (5–1) Arizona State (5–2) Notre Dame (7–2)Georgia (6–3) Minnesota (8–2)Notre Dame (8–3)Georgia (8–4)Miami (FL) (9–3)25.
Week 7
Oct 13 [35] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [36] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [37] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [38] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [39] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [40] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [41] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [42] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [43]
Dropped:
  • Georgia
  • Florida
  • Washington
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Nebraska
Dropped:
Michigan		Dropped:
  • Texas Tech
  • Notre Dame
Dropped:
  • Miami (FL)
  • Texas
  • Georgia
Dropped:
Minnesota		Dropped:
  • USC
  • Notre Dame
Dropped:
Texas

BCS Standings

Week 8
Oct 20 [44] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [45] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [46] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [47] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [48] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [49] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [50] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [51]
1. Alabama (7–0)Alabama (8–0)Alabama (8–0)Alabama (9–0)Alabama (10–0)Alabama (11–0)Florida State (12–0)Florida State (13–0)1.
2. Florida State (6–0)Oregon (8–0)Florida State (8–0)Florida State (9–0)Florida State (10–0)Florida State (11–0)Ohio State (12–0)Auburn (12–1)2.
3. Oregon (7–0)Florida State (7–0)Oregon (8–0)Ohio State (9–0)Ohio State (10–0)Ohio State (11–0)Auburn (11–1)Alabama (11–1)3.
4. Ohio State (7–0)Ohio State (8–0)Ohio State (9–0)Stanford (8–1)Baylor (9–0)Auburn (10–1)Alabama (11–1)Michigan State (12–1)4.
5. Missouri (7–0)Stanford (7–1)Stanford (7–1)Baylor (8–0)Oregon (9–1)Missouri (10–1)Missouri (11–1)Stanford (11–2)5.
6. Stanford (6–1)Baylor (7–0)Baylor (8–0)Oregon (8–1)Auburn (10–1)Clemson (10–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Baylor (11–1)6.
7. Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (7–0)Clemson (7–1)Auburn (9–1)Clemson (9–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Stanford (10–2)Ohio State (12–1)7.
8. Baylor (6–0)Clemson (7–1)Missouri (8–1)Clemson (8–1)Missouri (9–1)Stanford (9–2)South Carolina (10–2)Missouri (11–2)8.
9. Clemson (6–1)Missouri (7–1)Auburn (8–1)Missouri (9–1)Stanford (8–2)Baylor (9–1)Baylor (10–1)South Carolina (10–2)9.
10. Texas Tech (7–0)Oklahoma (7–1)Oklahoma (7–1)South Carolina (7–2)Oklahoma State (9–1)South Carolina (9–2)Michigan State (11–1)Oregon (10–2)10.
11. Auburn (6–1)Auburn (7–1)Miami (FL) (7–1)Texas A&M (8–2)South Carolina (8–2)Michigan State (10–1)Arizona State (10–2)Oklahoma (10–2)11.
12. UCLA (5–1)Texas A&M (6–2)South Carolina (7–2)Oklahoma State (8–1)Texas A&M (8–2)Arizona State (9–2)Oregon (10–2)Clemson (10–2)12.
13. LSU (6–2)LSU (7–2)LSU (7–2)UCLA (7–2)Michigan State (9–1)Oregon (9–2)Clemson (10–2)Oklahoma State (10–2)13.
14. Virginia Tech (6–1)South Carolina (6–2)Oklahoma State (7–1)Fresno State (9–0)UCLA (8–2)Northern Illinois (11–0)Northern Illinois (12–0)Arizona State (10–3)14.
15. Oklahoma (6–1)Texas Tech (7–1)Texas A&M (7–2)Northern Illinois (9–0)Fresno State (9–0)Wisconsin (9–2)LSU (9–3)UCF (11–1)15.
16. Texas A&M (5–2)Fresno State (7–0)Fresno State (8–0)Michigan State (8–1)Northern Illinois (10–0)Fresno State (10–0)UCF (10–1)LSU (9–3)16.
17. Fresno State (6–0)Northern Illinois (8–0)Michigan State (8–1)UCF (7–1)Arizona State (8–2)LSU (8–3)Oklahoma (9–2)UCLA (9–3)17.
18. Northern Illinois (7–0)Oklahoma State (6–1)Northern Illinois (9–0)Oklahoma (7–2)UCF (8–1)Oklahoma (9–2)UCLA (9–3)Louisville (11–1)18.
19. Oklahoma State (5–1)Louisville (7–1)UCLA (6–2)Arizona State (7–2)Wisconsin (8–2)UCF (9–1)Louisville (10–1)Wisconsin (9–3)19.
20. Louisville (6–1)UCLA (5–2)Louisville (7–1)Louisville (8–1)Oklahoma (8–2)Louisville (10–1)Duke (10–2)Fresno State (11–1)20.
21. South Carolina (5–2)Michigan (6–1)UCF (6–1)LSU (7–3)Louisville (9–1)Texas A&M (8–3)Wisconsin (9–3)Texas A&M (8–4)21.
22. Michigan (6–1) Michigan State (7–1) Arizona State (6–2)Wisconsin (7–2)LSU (7–3)UCLA (8–3)Georgia (8–4)Georgia (8–4)22.
23. UCF (5–1)UCF (6–1)Notre Dame (7–2)Miami (FL) (7–2) USC (8–3)USC (9–3)Fresno State (10–1)Northern Illinois (12–1)23.
24. Nebraska (5–1) Wisconsin (5–2)Wisconsin (6–2) Texas (7–2) Ole Miss (7–3) Duke (9–2)Texas A&M (8–4)Duke (10–3)24.
25. Oregon State (6–1) Notre Dame (6–2)Texas Tech (7–2) Georgia (6–3) Minnesota (8–2)Notre Dame (8–3)Texas (8–3)USC (9–4)25.
Week 8
Oct 20 [44] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [45] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [46] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [47] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [48] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [49] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [50] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [51]
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Nebraska
  • Oregon State
Dropped:
Michigan		Dropped:
  • Notre Dame
  • Texas Tech
Dropped:
  • Miami (FL)
  • Texas
  • Georgia
Dropped:
  • Ole Miss
  • Minnesota
Dropped:
  • USC
  • Notre Dame
Dropped:
Texas

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