2017 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

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Two human polls and a committee's selections comprised the 2017 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) 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, instead that title is bestowed by one or more different polling agencies. There are two main weekly polls that begin in the preseason—the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll. One additional poll, the College Football Playoff (CFP) ranking, is released midway through the season after the ninth week.

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 Selected for College Football Playoff
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AP Poll

Preseason
Aug 21 [1] 		Week 1
Sep 5 [2] 		Week 2
Sep 10 [3] 		Week 3
Sep 17 [4] 		Week 4
Sep 24 [5] 		Week 5
Oct 1 [6] 		Week 6
Oct 8 [7] 		Week 7
Oct 15 [8] 		Week 8
Oct 22 [9] 		Week 9
Oct 29 [10] 		Week 10
Nov 5 [11] 		Week 11
Nov 12 [12] 		Week 12
Nov 19 [13] 		Week 13
Nov 26 [14] 		Week 14
Dec 3 [15] 		Week 15 (Final)
Jan 9 [16]
1. Alabama (52)Alabama (1–0) (60)Alabama (2–0) (58)Alabama (3–0) (45)Alabama (4–0) (52)Alabama (5–0) (44)Alabama (6–0) (43)Alabama (7–0) (61)Alabama (8–0) (61)Alabama (8–0) (59)Alabama (9–0) (56)Alabama (10–0) (57)Alabama (11–0) (58)Clemson (11–1) (27)Clemson (12–1) (43)Alabama (13–1) (57)1.
2. Ohio State (3)Ohio State (1–0) (1)Oklahoma (2–0) (2)Clemson (3–0) (15)Clemson (4–0) (8)Clemson (5–0) (17)Clemson (6–0) (18)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (7–0)Georgia (8–0) (2)Georgia (9–0) (5)Miami (FL) (9–0) (4)Miami (FL) (10–0) (3)Oklahoma (11–1) (24)Oklahoma (12–1) (18)Georgia (13–2)2.
3. Florida State (4)Clemson (1–0)Clemson (2–0) (1)Oklahoma (3–0) (1)Oklahoma (4–0) (1)Oklahoma (4–0)Penn State (6–0)Georgia (7–0)Georgia (7–0)Ohio State (7–1)Notre Dame (8–1)Oklahoma (9–1)Oklahoma (10–1)Wisconsin (12–0) (10)Georgia (12–1)Oklahoma (12–2)3.
4. USC (2)Penn State (1–0)USC (2–0)Penn State (3–0)Penn State (4–0)Penn State (5–0)Georgia (6–0)TCU (6–0)TCU (7–0)Wisconsin (8–0)Clemson (8–1)Clemson (9–1)Clemson (10–1)Auburn (10–2)Alabama (11–1)Clemson (12–2)4.
5. Clemson Oklahoma (1–0)Penn State (2–0)USC (3–0)USC (4–0)Georgia (5–0)Washington (6–0)Wisconsin (6–0)Wisconsin (7–0)Notre Dame (7–1)Oklahoma (8–1)Wisconsin (10–0)Wisconsin (11–0)Alabama (11–1)Ohio State (11–2)Ohio State (12–2)5.
6. Penn State USC (1–0)Washington (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Washington (4–0)Washington (5–0)TCU (5–0)Ohio State (6–1)Ohio State (6–1)Clemson (7–1)Wisconsin (9–0)Auburn (8–2)Auburn (9–2)Georgia (11–1)Wisconsin (12–1)UCF (13–0) (4)6.
7. Oklahoma Washington (1–0)Michigan (2–0)Washington (3–0)Georgia (4–0)Michigan (4–0)Wisconsin (5–0)Clemson (6–1)Clemson (6–1)Penn State (7–1)Miami (FL) (8–0)Georgia (9–1)Georgia (10–1)Miami (FL) (10–1)Auburn (10–3)Wisconsin (13–1)7.
8. Washington Michigan (1–0)Ohio State (1–1)Michigan (3–0)Michigan (4–0)TCU (4–0)Washington State (6–0)Miami (FL) (5–0)Miami (6–0)Oklahoma (7–1)TCU (8–1)Ohio State (8–2)Ohio State (9–2)Ohio State (10–2)USC (11–2)Penn State (11–2)8.
9. Wisconsin Wisconsin (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Wisconsin (3–0)TCU (4–0)Wisconsin (4–0)Ohio State (5–1)Oklahoma (5–1)Notre Dame (6–1)Miami (FL) (7–0)Washington (8–1)Notre Dame (8–2)Notre Dame (9–2)Penn State (10–2)Penn State (10–2)TCU (11–3)9.
10. Oklahoma State Florida State (0–1)Wisconsin (2–0)Ohio State (2–1)Wisconsin (3–0)Ohio State (4–1)Auburn (5–1)Oklahoma State (5–1)Oklahoma (6–1)TCU (7–1)Auburn (7–2)Oklahoma State (8–2)TCU (9–2)TCU (10–2)UCF (12–0)Auburn (10–4)10.
11. Michigan Oklahoma State (1–0)Florida State (0–1)Georgia (3–0)Ohio State (3–1)Washington State (5–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)USC (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)Oklahoma State (7–1)Ohio State (7–2)TCU (8–2)USC (10–2)USC (10–2)Miami (10–2)Notre Dame (10–3)11.
12. Auburn LSU (1–0)LSU (2–0)Florida State (0–1)Virginia Tech (4–0)Auburn (4–1)Oklahoma (4–1)Washington (6–1)Washington (6–1)Washington (7–1)Oklahoma State (7–2)USC (9–2)Penn State (9–2)UCF (11–0)Washington (10–2)USC (11–3)12.
13. LSU Auburn (1–0)Georgia (2–0)Virginia Tech (3–0)Auburn (3–1)Miami (FL) (3–0)USC (5–1)Notre Dame (5–1)Virginia Tech (6–1)Virginia Tech (7–1)Michigan State (7–2)Penn State (8–2)UCF (10–0)Washington (10–2)TCU (10–3)Miami (10–3)13.
14. Stanford Stanford (1–0)Louisville (2–0)Miami (FL) (1–0)Miami (2–0)USC (4–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Virginia Tech (5–1)NC State (6–1)Iowa State (6–2)UCF (8–0)UCF (9–0)Washington State (9–2)Stanford (9–3)Notre Dame (9–3)Oklahoma State (10–3)14.
15. Georgia Georgia (1–0)Auburn (1–1)Auburn (2–1)Oklahoma State (3–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Virginia Tech (5–1)Washington State (6–1)Washington State (7–1)UCF (7–0)USC (8–2)Washington State (9–2)Washington (9–2)Notre Dame (9–3)Stanford (9–4)Michigan State (10–3)15.
16. Louisville Miami (FL) (1–0)Virginia Tech (2–0)TCU (3–0)Washington State (4–0)Virginia Tech (4–1)Notre Dame (5–1)South Florida (6–0)Michigan State (6–1)Auburn (6–2)Penn State (7–2)Washington (8–2)Mississippi State (8–3)Memphis (10–1)LSU (9–3)Washington (10–3)16.
17. Florida Louisville (1–0)Miami (FL) (1–0) Mississippi State (3–0)Louisville (3–1)Louisville (4–1)Michigan (4–1)NC State (6–1)South Florida (7–0)USC (7–2)Virginia Tech (7–2)Mississippi State (7–3)Memphis (9–1)LSU (9–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)Northwestern (10–3)17.
18. Miami (FL) Virginia Tech (1–0)Kansas State (2–0)Washington State (3–0)South Florida (4–0)South Florida (5–0)South Florida (5–0)Michigan State (5–1)UCF (6–0)Stanford (6–2)Mississippi State (7–2)Memphis (8–1)Oklahoma State (8–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)Michigan State (9–3)LSU (9–4)18.
19. South Florida Kansas State (1–0)Stanford (1–1)Louisville (2–1)San Diego State (4–0)San Diego State (5–0)San Diego State (6–0)Michigan (5–1)Auburn (6–2)LSU (6–2)Washington State (8–2)Michigan (8–2)LSU (8–3)Michigan State (9–3)Memphis (10–2)Mississippi State (9–4)19.
20. Kansas State Washington State (1–0)TCU (2–0)Florida (1–1)Utah (4–0)Utah (4–0)NC State (5–1)UCF (5–0)Stanford (5–2)NC State (6–2)Memphis (8–1)Stanford (7–3)Stanford (8–3)Northwestern (9–3)Northwestern (9–3)Stanford (9–5)20.
21. Virginia Tech South Florida (1–0)Washington State (2–0)South Florida (3–0)Florida (2–1)Notre Dame (4–1) т Michigan State (4–1)Auburn (5–2)USC (6–2)Mississippi State (6–2)Michigan (7–2)LSU (7–3)Michigan State (8–3)Washington State (9–3)Washington State (9–3)South Florida (10–2)21.
22. West Virginia Florida (0–1)South Florida (2–0) San Diego State (3–0)Notre Dame (3–1)Florida (3–1) тUCF (4–0)Stanford (5–2)West Virginia (5–2)Memphis (7–1)South Florida (8–1)Michigan State (7–3)South Florida (9–1)Virginia Tech (9–3)Virginia Tech (9–3)Boise State (11–3)22.
23. Texas TCU (1–0)Tennessee (2–0) Utah (3–0)West Virginia (3–1)West Virginia (3–1)Stanford (4–2)West Virginia (4–2)LSU (6–2) Arizona (6–2)West Virginia (6–3)South Florida (8–1) Northwestern (8–3)South Florida (9–2)South Florida (9–2)NC State (9–4)23.
24. Washington State Notre Dame (1–0)Florida (0–1) Oregon (3–0)Mississippi State (3–1) NC State (4–1) Texas Tech (4–1)LSU (5–2)Memphis (6–1)Michigan State (6–2)Iowa State (6–3)West Virginia (7–3)Virginia Tech (8–3)Mississippi State (8–4)Mississippi State (8–4)Virginia Tech (9–4)24.
25. Tennessee Tennessee (1–0) UCLA (2–0)LSU (2–1)LSU (3–1) UCF (3–0) Navy (5–0) Memphis (5–1) Iowa State (5–2)Washington State (7–2) Iowa (6–3)NC State (7–3)Boise State (9–2) Fresno State (9–3)Boise State (10–3)Memphis (10–3)25.
Preseason
Aug 21 [17] 		Week 1
Sep 5 [18] 		Week 2
Sep 10 [19] 		Week 3
Sep 17 [20] 		Week 4
Sep 24 [21] 		Week 5
Oct 1 [22] 		Week 6
Oct 8 [23] 		Week 7
Oct 15 [24] 		Week 8
Oct 22 [25] 		Week 9
Oct 29 [26] 		Week 10
Nov 5 [27] 		Week 11
Nov 12 [28] 		Week 12
Nov 19 [29] 		Week 13
Nov 26 [30] 		Week 14
Dec 3 [31] 		Week 15 (Final)
Jan 9 [32]
Dropped:
  • West Virginia
  • Texas
Dropped:
Notre Dame		Dropped:
  • Kansas State
  • Stanford
  • Tennessee
  • UCLA
Dropped:
  • Florida State
  • Oregon
Dropped:
  • Mississippi State
  • LSU
Dropped:
  • West Virginia
  • Louisville
  • Utah
  • Florida
Dropped:
  • San Diego State
  • Texas Tech
  • Navy
Dropped:
Michigan		Dropped:
  • South Florida
  • West Virginia
Dropped:
  • Stanford
  • LSU
  • NC State
  • Arizona
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Iowa State
  • Iowa
Dropped:
  • Michigan
  • West Virginia
  • NC State
Dropped:
Boise State		Dropped:
Fresno State		Dropped:
Washington State

Coaches Poll

Preseason
Aug 3 [33] 		Week 1
Sep 5 [34] 		Week 2
Sep 10 [35] 		Week 3
Sep 17 [36] 		Week 4
Sep 24 [37] 		Week 5
Oct 1 [38] 		Week 6
Oct 8 [39] 		Week 7
Oct 15 [40] 		Week 8
Oct 22 [41] 		Week 9
Oct 29 [42] 		Week 10
Nov 5 [43] 		Week 11
Nov 12 [44] 		Week 12
Nov 19 [45] 		Week 13
Nov 26 [46] 		Week 14
Dec 3 [47] 		Week 15 (Final)
Jan 9 [48]
1. Alabama (49)Alabama (1–0) (60)Alabama (2–0) (58)Alabama (3–0) (59)Alabama (4–0) (59)Alabama (5–0) (59)Alabama (6–0) (57)Alabama (7–0) (63)Alabama (8–0) (64)Alabama (8–0) (65)Alabama (9–0) (64)Alabama (10–0) (63)Alabama (11–0) (63)Clemson (11–1) (25)Clemson (12–1) (49)Alabama (13–1) (62)1.
2. Ohio State (5)Ohio State (1–0) (2)Clemson (2–0) (2)Clemson (3–0) (6)Clemson (4–0) (4)Clemson (5–0) (6)Clemson (6–0) (8)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (7–0)Georgia (8–0)Georgia (9–0) (1)Miami (FL) (9–0)Miami (FL) (10–0)Oklahoma (11–1) (12)Oklahoma (12–1) (10)Georgia (13–2)2.
3. Florida State (4)Clemson (1–0) (3)Oklahoma (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)Oklahoma (4–0)Oklahoma (4–0)Penn State (6–0)Georgia (7–0)Georgia (7–0)Ohio State (7–1)Wisconsin (9–0)Clemson (9–1)Clemson (10–1)Wisconsin (12–0) (21)Georgia (12–1) (2)Oklahoma (12–2)3.
4. USC Penn State (1–0)USC (2–0)Penn State (3–0)Penn State (4–0)Penn State (5–0)Washington (6–0)TCU (6–0)TCU (7–0)Wisconsin (8–0)Clemson (8–1)Wisconsin (10–0)Wisconsin (11–0)Auburn (10–2) (4)Alabama (11–1)Clemson (12–2)4.
5. Clemson (7)USC (1–0)Penn State (2–0)USC (3–0)USC (4–0)Washington (5–0)Georgia (6–0)Wisconsin (6–0)Wisconsin (7–0)Clemson (7–1)Notre Dame (8–1)Oklahoma (9–1)Oklahoma (10–1)Alabama (11–1)Ohio State (11–2)Ohio State (12–2)5.
6. Penn State Oklahoma (1–0)Washington (2–0)Washington (3–0)Washington (4–0)Georgia (5–0)Wisconsin (5–0)Ohio State (6–1)Ohio State (6–1)Miami (FL) (7–0)Miami (FL) (8–0)Auburn (8–2)Auburn (9–2)Georgia (11–1)Wisconsin (12–1)Wisconsin (13–1)6.
7. Washington Washington (1–0)Michigan (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Michigan (4–0)Michigan (4–0)TCU (5–0)Miami (FL) (5–0)Clemson (6–1)Penn State (7–1)Oklahoma (8–1)Georgia (9–1)Georgia (10–1)Ohio State (10–2) тUSC (11–2)UCF (13–0)7.
8. Oklahoma Michigan (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Michigan (3–0)Georgia (4–0)Wisconsin (4–0)Ohio State (5–1)Clemson (6–1)Miami (FL) (6–0)Notre Dame (7–1)Washington (8–1)Ohio State (8–2)Ohio State (9–2)Miami (FL) (10–1) тAuburn (10–3)Penn State (11–2)8.
9. Michigan Florida State (0–1)Ohio State (1–1)Ohio State (2–1)Ohio State (3–1)Ohio State (4–1)Washington State (6–0)Oklahoma (5–1)Oklahoma (6–1)Oklahoma (7–1)TCU (8–1)Notre Dame (8–2)Notre Dame (9–2)USC (10–2)Penn State (10–2)TCU (11–3)9.
10. Wisconsin Oklahoma State (1–0)Florida State (0–1)Wisconsin (3–0)Wisconsin (3–0)TCU (4–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)USC (6–1)Notre Dame (6–1)Oklahoma State (7–1)Auburn (7–2)USC (9–2)USC (10–2)Penn State (10–2)UCF (12–0)USC (11–3)10.
11. Oklahoma State Wisconsin (1–0)LSU (2–0)Florida State (0–1)TCU (4–0)Washington State (5–0)Auburn (5–1)Oklahoma State (5–1)Washington (6–1)Washington (7–1)Ohio State (7–2)Penn State (8–2)Penn State (9–2)UCF (11–0)Miami (10–2)Notre Dame (10–3)11.
12. LSU LSU (1–0)Wisconsin (2–0)Georgia (3–0)Virginia Tech (4–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Oklahoma (4–1)Washington (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)TCU (7–1)UCF (8–0)UCF (9–0)UCF (10–0)TCU (10–2)Washington (10–2)Auburn (10–4)12.
13. Auburn Auburn (1–0)Georgia (2–0)Virginia Tech (3–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)Auburn (4–1)USC (5–1)South Florida (6–0)Virginia Tech (6–1)Virginia Tech (7–1)Penn State (7–2)Oklahoma State (8–2)TCU (9–2)Washington (10–2)TCU (10–3)Miami (FL) (10–3)13.
14. Stanford Stanford (1–0)Louisville (2–0)Miami (FL) (1–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Oklahoma State (4–1)Virginia Tech (5–1)South Florida (7–0)UCF (7–0)USC (8–2)TCU (8–2)Washington (9–2)Memphis (10–1)LSU (9–3)Oklahoma State (10–3)14.
15. Georgia Georgia (1–0)Miami (FL) (1–0)TCU (3–0)Auburn (3–1)USC (4–1)South Florida (5–0)Michigan (5–1)NC State (6–1)Auburn (6–2)Oklahoma State (7–2)Washington (8–2)Washington State (9–2)Stanford (9–3)Notre Dame (9–3)Washington (10–3)15.
16. Florida Louisville (1–0)Virginia Tech (2–0)Auburn (2–1)Washington State (4–0)South Florida (5–0)Michigan (4–1)Notre Dame (5–1)Washington State (7–1) Iowa State (6–2)Michigan State (7–2)Washington State (9–2)Memphis (9–1)LSU (9–3)Stanford (9–4)Michigan State (10–3)16.
17. Louisville Miami (FL) (1–0)Auburn (1–1)South Florida (3–0)South Florida (4–0)Louisville (4–1)Virginia Tech (5–1)NC State (6–1)UCF (6–0)USC (7–2)Virginia Tech (7–2)Memphis (8–1)Mississippi State (8–3)Notre Dame (9–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)Northwestern (10–3)17.
18. Miami (FL) Virginia Tech (1–0)Kansas State (2–0)Washington State (3–0)Louisville (3–1)Utah (4–0)San Diego State (6–0)Washington State (6–1)Michigan State (6–1)Stanford (6–2)Mississippi State (7–2)Michigan (8–2)LSU (8–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)Memphis (10–2)LSU (9–4)18.
19. Kansas State Kansas State (1–0)Stanford (1–1) Mississippi State (3–0)Utah (4–0)Virginia Tech (4–1)Notre Dame (5–1)Michigan State (5–1)Auburn (6–2)NC State (6–2)Memphis (8–1)Mississippi State (7–3)South Florida (9–1)Michigan State (9–3)Michigan State (9–3)Stanford (9–5)19.
20. West Virginia South Florida (1–0) TCU (2–0)Louisville (2–1)Florida (2–1)Florida (3–1)NC State (5–1)UCF (5–0)Stanford (5–2)LSU (6–2)Washington State (8–2)South Florida (8–1)Stanford (8–3)Northwestern (9–3)Northwestern (9–3)Mississippi State (9–4)20.
21. South Florida Tennessee (1–0)South Florida (2–0)Utah (3–0)San Diego State (4–0)San Diego State (5–0)UCF (4–0)Auburn (5–2)USC (6–2) Memphis (7–1)South Florida (8–1)LSU (7–3)Oklahoma State (8–3)Virginia Tech (9–3)Washington State (9–3)South Florida (10–2)21.
22. Virginia Tech Washington State (1–0)Washington State (2–0)Florida (1–1)LSU (3–1)Notre Dame (4–1) Michigan State (4–1)Stanford (5–2)West Virginia (5–2)Mississippi State (6–2)Michigan (7–2)NC State (7–3)Michigan State (8–3)Washington State (9–3)Virginia Tech (9–3)Boise State (11–3)22.
23. Texas Utah (1–0)Tennessee (2–0)LSU (2–1)West Virginia (3–1)West Virginia (3–1)Utah (4–1)West Virginia (4–2)LSU (6–2)South Florida (7–1)Iowa State (6–3)Stanford (7–3) Northwestern (8–3)South Florida (9–2)Mississippi State (8–4)NC State (9–4)23.
24. Tennessee Florida (0–1)Utah (2–0) Oregon (3–0)Mississippi State (3–1) NC State (4–1) Navy (5–0) Texas A&M (5–2)Texas A&M (5–2)Michigan (6–2)NC State (6–3)Michigan State (7–3) Boise State (9–2)Mississippi State (8–4)South Florida (9–2)Memphis (10–3)24.
25. Utah Notre Dame (1–0)Florida (0–1) San Diego State (3–0)Florida State (0–2) UCF (3–0)Stanford (4–2)LSU (5–2)Michigan (5–2) Arizona (6–2)LSU (6–3)West Virginia (7–3)Virginia Tech (8–3)San Diego State (10–2)Boise State (10–3)Virginia Tech (9–4)25.
Preseason
Aug 3 [49] 		Week 1
Sep 5 [50] 		Week 2
Sep 10 [51] 		Week 3
Sep 17 [52] 		Week 4
Sep 24 [53] 		Week 5
Oct 1 [54] 		Week 6
Oct 8 [55] 		Week 7
Oct 15 [56] 		Week 8
Oct 22 [57] 		Week 9
Oct 29 [58] 		Week 10
Nov 5 [59] 		Week 11
Nov 12 [60] 		Week 12
Nov 19 [61] 		Week 13
Nov 26 [62] 		Week 14
Dec 3 [63] 		Week 15 (Final)
Jan 9 [64]
Dropped:
  • West Virginia
  • Texas
Dropped:
Notre Dame		Dropped:
  • Kansas State
  • Stanford
  • Tennessee
Dropped:
Oregon		Dropped:
  • LSU
  • Mississippi State
  • Florida State
Dropped:
  • Louisville
  • Florida
  • West Virginia
Dropped:
  • San Diego State
  • Utah
  • Navy
NoneDropped:
  • Washington State
  • Michigan State
  • West Virginia
  • Texas A&M
Dropped:
  • Stanford
  • Arizona
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech
  • Iowa State
Dropped:
  • Michigan
  • NC State
  • West Virginia
Dropped:
Boise State		Dropped:
San Diego State		Dropped:
Washington State

CFP rankings

Week 9
Oct 31 [65] 		Week 10
Nov 7 [66] 		Week 11
Nov 14 [67] 		Week 12
Nov 21 [68] 		Week 13
Nov 28 [69] 		Week 14 (Final)
Dec 3 [70]
1. Georgia (8–0)Georgia (9–0)Alabama (10–0)Alabama (11–0)Clemson (11–1)Clemson (12–1)1.
2. Alabama (8–0)Alabama (9–0)Clemson (9–1)Miami (FL) (10–0)Auburn (10–2)Oklahoma (12–1)2.
3. Notre Dame (7–1)Notre Dame (8–1)Miami (FL) (9–0)Clemson (10–1)Oklahoma (11–1)Georgia (12–1)3.
4. Clemson (7–1)Clemson (8–1)Oklahoma (9–1)Oklahoma (10–1)Wisconsin (12–0)Alabama (11–1)4.
5. Oklahoma (7–1)Oklahoma (8–1)Wisconsin (10–0)Wisconsin (11–0)Alabama (11–1)Ohio State (11–2)5.
6. Ohio State (7–1)TCU (8–1)Auburn (8–2)Auburn (9–2)Georgia (11–1)Wisconsin (12–1)6.
7. Penn State (7–1)Miami (FL) (8–0)Georgia (9–1)Georgia (10–1)Miami (10–1)Auburn (10–3)7.
8. TCU (7–1)Wisconsin (9–0)Notre Dame (8–2)Notre Dame (9–2)Ohio State (10–2)USC (11–2)8.
9. Wisconsin (8–0)Washington (8–1)Ohio State (8–2)Ohio State (9–2)Penn State (10–2)Penn State (10–2)9.
10. Miami (FL) (7–0)Auburn (7–2)Penn State (8–2)Penn State (9–2)USC (10–2)Miami (10–2)10.
11. Oklahoma State (7–1)USC (8–2)USC (9–2)USC (10–2)TCU (10–2)Washington (10–2)11.
12. Washington (7–1)Michigan State (7–2)TCU (8–2)TCU (9–2)Stanford (9–3)UCF (12–0)12.
13. Virginia Tech (7–1)Ohio State (7–2)Oklahoma State (8–2)Washington State (9–2)Washington (10–2)Stanford (9–4)13.
14. Auburn (6–2)Penn State (7–2)Washington State (9–2)Mississippi State (8–3)UCF (11–0)Notre Dame (9–3)14.
15. Iowa State (6–2)Oklahoma State (7–2)UCF (9–0)UCF (10–0)Notre Dame (9–3)TCU (10–3)15.
16. Mississippi State (6–2)Mississippi State (7–2)Mississippi State (7–3)Michigan State (8–3)Michigan State (9–3)Michigan State (9–3)16.
17. USC (7–2)Virginia Tech (7–2)Michigan State (7–3)Washington (9–2)LSU (9–3)LSU (9–3)17.
18. UCF (7–0)UCF (8–0)Washington (8–2)LSU (8–3)Washington State (9–3)Washington State (9–3)18.
19. LSU (6–2)Washington State (8–2)NC State (7–3)Oklahoma State (8–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)Oklahoma State (9–3)19.
20. NC State (6–2) Iowa (6–3)LSU (7–3)Memphis (9–1)Memphis (10–1)Memphis (10–2)20.
21. Stanford (6–2)Iowa State (6–3)Memphis (8–1)Stanford (8–3)Northwestern (9–3)Northwestern (9–3)21.
22. Arizona (6–2)Memphis (8–1)Stanford (7–3)Northwestern (8–3)Virginia Tech (9–3)Virginia Tech (9–3)22.
23. Memphis (7–1)NC State (6–3)Northwestern (7–3)Boise State (9–2)Mississippi State (8–4)Mississippi State (8–4)23.
24. Michigan State (6–2)LSU (6–3) Michigan (8–2) South Carolina (8–3)NC State (8–4)NC State (8–4)24.
25. Washington State (7–2) Northwestern (6–3) Boise State (8–2)Virginia Tech (8–3) Fresno State (9–3)Boise State (10–3)25.
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Nov 7 [72] 		Week 11
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