2024 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

Last updated

Human polls and a committee's selections comprise the 2024 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 at the FBS level. 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 usually released starting midway through the season. The CFP rankings determine who makes the new twelve-team playoff that determines the College Football Playoff National Champion.

Contents

Legend

 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Selected for College Football Playoff
(#–#)
 Win–loss record
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 Number of first place votes

AP Poll

Preseason
Aug 12 [1] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [2] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [3] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [4] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [5] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [6] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [7] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [8] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [9] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [10] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [11] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [12] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [13] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [14] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [15] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [16] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 20
1. Georgia (46)Georgia (1–0) (57)Georgia (2–0) (54)Texas (3–0) (35)Texas (4–0) (44)Alabama (4–0) (40)Texas (5–0) (52)Texas (6–0) (56)Oregon (7–0) (59)Oregon (8–0) (61)Oregon (9–0) (62)Oregon (10–0) (62)Oregon (11–0) (62)Oregon (11–0) (61)Oregon (12–0) (62)Oregon (13–0) (62)1.
2. Ohio State (15)Ohio State (1–0) (5)Texas (2–0) (4)Georgia (3–0) (23)Georgia (3–0) (13)Texas (5–0) (19)Ohio State (5–0) (9)Oregon (6–0) (6)Georgia (6–1) (2)Georgia (6–1)Georgia (7–1)Ohio State (8–1)Ohio State (9–1)Ohio State (10–1)Texas (11–1)Georgia (11–2)2.
3. Oregon (1)Texas (1–0)Ohio State (2–0) (5)Ohio State (2–0) (5)Ohio State (3–0) (5)Ohio State (4–0) (4)Oregon (5–0)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (7–0)Ohio State (7–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (9–1)Texas (10–1)Penn State (11–1)Notre Dame (11–1)3.
4. Texas Alabama (1–0)Alabama (2–0)Alabama (3–0)Alabama (3–0)Tennessee (4–0)Penn State (5–0)Ohio State (5–1)Ohio State (5–1)Ohio State (6–1)Miami (FL) (9–0)Penn State (8–1)Penn State (9–1)Penn State (10–1)Notre Dame (11–1)Texas (11–2)4.
5. Alabama Notre Dame (1–0)Ole Miss (2–0)Ole Miss (3–0)Tennessee (4–0)Georgia (3–1)Georgia (4–1)Georgia (5–1)Texas (6–1)Miami (FL) (8–0)Texas (7–1)Indiana (10–0)Indiana (10–0)Notre Dame (10–1)Georgia (10–2)Penn State (11–2)5.
6. Ole Miss Ole Miss (1–0)Missouri (2–0)Tennessee (3–0)Ole Miss (4–0)Oregon (4–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (7–0)Texas (7–1)Penn State (7–1)Tennessee (8–1)Notre Dame (9–1)Georgia (9–2)Tennessee (10–2)Ohio State (10–2)6.
7. Notre Dame Oregon (1–0)Tennessee (2–0)Missouri (3–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)Penn State (4–0)Alabama (4–1)Alabama (5–1)Tennessee (6–1)Tennessee (6–1)Tennessee (7–1)BYU (9–0)Alabama (8–2)Tennessee (9–2)Ohio State (10–2)Tennessee (10–2)7.
8. Penn State Penn State (1–0)Penn State (2–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Oregon (3–0)Miami (FL) (5–0)Tennessee (4–1)LSU (5–1)LSU (6–1)Notre Dame (7–1)Indiana (9–0)Notre Dame (8–1)Georgia (8–2)Miami (FL) (10–1)SMU (11–1)Boise State (12–1)8.
9. Michigan Missouri (1–0)Oregon (2–0)Oregon (3–0)Penn State (3–0)Missouri (4–0)Ole Miss (5–1)Iowa State (6–0)Clemson (6–1)BYU (8–0)BYU (8–0)Alabama (7–2)Ole Miss (8–2)SMU (10–1)Indiana (11–1)Indiana (11–1)9.
10. Florida State Michigan (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)Penn State (2–0)Utah (4–0)Michigan (4–1)Clemson (4–1)Clemson (5–1)Iowa State (7–0)Texas A&M (7–1)Notre Dame (7–1)Ole Miss (8–2)Tennessee (8–2)Indiana (10–1)Boise State (11–1)Arizona State (11–2)10.
11. Missouri Utah (1–0)USC (2–0)USC (2–0)Missouri (4–0)USC (3–1)Iowa State (5–0) тTennessee (5–1)BYU (7–0)Clemson (6–1) тAlabama (6–2)Georgia (7–2)Miami (FL) (9–1)Boise State (10–1)Alabama (9–3)Alabama (9–3)11.
12. Utah Miami (FL) (1–0)Utah (2–0)Utah (3–0)Michigan (3–1)Ole Miss (4–1)Notre Dame (4–1) тNotre Dame (5–1)Notre Dame (6–1)Iowa State (7–0) тBoise State (7–1)Miami (FL) (9–1)Boise State (9–1)Clemson (9–2)Arizona State (10–2)SMU (11–2)12.
13. LSU USC (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Kansas State (3–0)USC (2–1)LSU (4–1)LSU (4–1)BYU (6–0)Indiana (7–0)Indiana (8–0)SMU (8–1)Boise State (8–1)SMU (9–1)Alabama (8–3)South Carolina (9–3)Clemson (10–3)13.
14. Clemson Tennessee (1–0)Kansas State (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)LSU (3–1)Notre Dame (4–1)BYU (5–0)Texas A&M (5–1)Texas A&M (6–1)Alabama (6–2)LSU (6–2)SMU (8–1)BYU (9–1)Arizona State (9–2)Miami (FL) (10–2)South Carolina (9–3)14.
15. Tennessee Oklahoma (1–0)Oklahoma (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)Louisville (3–0)Clemson (3–1)Texas A&M (5–1)Boise State (5–1)Alabama (5–2)Boise State (6–1)Texas A&M (7–2)Texas A&M (7–2)Texas A&M (8–2)Ole Miss (8–3)Ole Miss (9–3)Miami (FL) (10–2)15.
16. Oklahoma Oklahoma State (1–0)LSU (1–1)LSU (2–1)Notre Dame (3–1)Iowa State (4–0)Utah (4–1)Indiana (6–0)Kansas State (6–1)LSU (6–2)Ole Miss (7–2)Army (9–0)Colorado (8–2)South Carolina (8–3)Iowa State (10–2)Ole Miss (9–3)16.
17. Oklahoma State Kansas State (1–0)Michigan (1–1)Notre Dame (2–1)Clemson (2–1)BYU (5–0)Boise State (4–1)Kansas State (5–1)Boise State (5–1)Kansas State (7–1)Iowa State (7–1)Clemson (7–2)Clemson (8–2)Iowa State (9–2)BYU (10–2)BYU (10–2)17.
18. Kansas State LSU (0–1)Notre Dame (1–1)Michigan (2–1)Iowa State (3–0)Utah (4–1)Kansas State (4–1) тOle Miss (5–2)Ole Miss (5–2)Pittsburgh (7–0)Army (8–0)Colorado (7–2)Army (9–0)Tulane (9–2)Clemson (9–3)Iowa State (10–3)18.
19. Miami (FL) Kansas (1–0)Louisville (2–0)Louisville (2–0)Illinois (4–0)Oklahoma (4–1)Indiana (6–0) тMissouri (5–1)Pittsburgh (6–0)Ole Miss (6–2)Clemson (6–2)Washington State (8–1)South Carolina (7–3)BYU (9–2)UNLV (10–2)Army (11–1)19.
20. Texas A&M Arizona (1–0)Arizona (2–0)Iowa State (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Kansas State (4–1)Oklahoma (4–1) тPittsburgh (6–0)Illinois (6–1)SMU (7–1)Washington State (7–1)Kansas State (7–2)Tulane (9–2)Texas A&M (8–3)Colorado (9–3)Colorado (9–3)20.
21. Arizona Iowa (1–0) Iowa State (2–0)Clemson (1–1)Oklahoma (3–1)Boise State (3–1)Missouri (4–1)SMU (5–1)Missouri (6–1)Army (7–0)Colorado (6–2)LSU (6–3) Arizona State (8–2)UNLV (9–2)Illinois (9–3)Illinois (9–3)21.
22. Kansas Louisville (1–0)Clemson (1–1)Nebraska (3–0) BYU (4–0)Louisville (3–1) Pittsburgh (5–0)Illinois (5–1)SMU (6–1) Washington State (7–1)Kansas State (7–2)Louisville (6–3)Iowa State (8–2)Illinois (8–3)Missouri (9–3)Syracuse (9–3)22.
23. USC Georgia Tech (2–0) Nebraska (2–0)Northern Illinois (2–0)Kansas State (3–1) Indiana (5–0)Illinois (4–1) Army (6–0)Army (7–0) Colorado (6–2)Pittsburgh (7–1) South Carolina (6–3)UNLV (8–2)Colorado (8–3) Syracuse (9–3)Missouri (9–3)23.
24. NC State NC State (1–0) Boston College (2–0) Illinois (3–0)Texas A&M (3–1)Illinois (4–1)Michigan (4–2)Michigan (4–2)Navy (6–0)Illinois (6–2)Vanderbilt (6–3)Missouri (7–2)Illinois (7–3)Missouri (8–3)Army (10–1)UNLV (10–3)24.
25. Iowa Clemson (0–1) Northern Illinois (2–0)Texas A&M (2–1) Boise State (2–1)
  • UNLV (4–0) т
  • Texas A&M (4–1) т
 SMU (5–1) Navy (5–0) Vanderbilt (5–2)Missouri (6–2)Louisville (6–3) Tulane (8–2)Washington State (8–2)Army (9–1) Memphis (10–2)Memphis (10–2)25.
Preseason
Aug 12 [17] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [18] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [19] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [20] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [21] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [22] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [23] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [24] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [25] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [26] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [27] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [28] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [29] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [30] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [31] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [32] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 20
Dropped:
  • Florida State (0–2)
  • Texas A&M (0–1)
Dropped:
  • Kansas (1–1)
  • Iowa (1–1)
  • Georgia Tech (2–1)
  • NC State (1–1)
Dropped:
  • Arizona (2–1)
  • Boston College (2–1)
Dropped:
  • Nebraska (3–1)
  • Northern Illinois (2–1)
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma State (3–2)
Dropped:
  • USC (3–2)
  • Louisville (3–2)
  • UNLV (4–1)
Dropped:
  • Utah (4–2)
  • Oklahoma (4–2)
Dropped:
  • Michigan (4–3)
Dropped:
  • Navy (6–1)
  • Vanderbilt (5–3)
Dropped:
  • Illinois (6–3)
  • Missouri (6–2)
Dropped:
  • Iowa State (7–2)
  • Pittsburgh (7–2)
  • Vanderbilt (6–4)
Dropped:
  • Kansas State (7–3)
  • LSU (6–4)
  • Louisville (6–4)
  • Missouri (7–3)
Dropped:
  • Washington State (8–3)
Dropped:
  • Tulane (9–3)
  • Texas A&M (8–4)
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Coaches Poll

Preseason
Aug 5 [33] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [34] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [35] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [36] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [37] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [38] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [39] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [40] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [41] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [42] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [43] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [44] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [45] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [46] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [47] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [48] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 20
1. Georgia (46)Georgia (1–0) (51)Georgia (2–0) (50)Georgia (3–0) (42)Georgia (3–0) (35)Texas (5–0) (29)Texas (5–0) (44)Texas (6–0) (53)Oregon (7–0) (51)Oregon (8–0) (53)Oregon (9–0) (53)Oregon (10–0) (55)Oregon (11–0) (55)Oregon (11–0) (55)Oregon (12–0) (53)Oregon (13–0) (54)1.
2. Ohio State (7)Ohio State (1–0) (3)Ohio State (2–0) (3)Texas (3–0) (10)Texas (4–0) (18)Alabama (4–0) (19)Ohio State (5–0) (11)Oregon (6–0) (2)Georgia (6–1) (2)Georgia (6–1) (1)Georgia (7–1) (1)Ohio State (8–1)Ohio State (9–1)Ohio State (10–1)Texas (11–1)Georgia (11–2)2.
3. Oregon Texas (1–0) (1)Texas (2–0) (1)Ohio State (2–0) (3)Ohio State (3–0) (2)Ohio State (4–0) (7)Oregon (5–0)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (7–0)Ohio State (7–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (9–1)Texas (10–1)Penn State (11–1)Notre Dame (11–1)3.
4. Texas (1)Alabama (1–0)Alabama (2–0)Alabama (3–0)Alabama (3–0)Tennessee (4–0)Georgia (4–1)Georgia (5–1)Ohio State (5–1)Ohio State (6–1)Miami (FL) (9–0)Tennessee (8–1)Penn State (9–1)Penn State (10–1)Notre Dame (11–1)Texas (11–2)4.
5. Alabama Ole Miss (1–0)Ole Miss (2–0)Ole Miss (3–0)Ole Miss (4–0)Georgia (3–1)Penn State (5–0)Ohio State (5–1)Miami (FL) (7–0)Miami (FL) (8–0)Texas (7–1)Penn State (8–1)Indiana (10–0)Notre Dame (10–1)Georgia (10–2)Penn State (11–2)5.
6. Ole Miss Oregon (1–0)Oregon (2–0)Oregon (3–0)Tennessee (4–0)Oregon (4–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Texas (6–1)Texas (7–1)Tennessee (7–1)Indiana (10–0)Notre Dame (9–1)Georgia (9–2)Tennessee (10–2)Tennessee (10–2)6.
7. Notre Dame Notre Dame (1–0)Penn State (2–0)Tennessee (3–0)Oregon (3–0)Penn State (4–0)Alabama (4–1)Alabama (5–1)LSU (6–1)Tennessee (6–1)Penn State (7–1)Notre Dame (8–1)Alabama (8–2)Miami (FL) (10–1)SMU (11–1)Ohio State (10–2)7.
8. Michigan (1)Penn State (1–0)Missouri (2–0)Penn State (2–0)Penn State (3–0)Miami (FL) (5–0)Ole Miss (5–1)LSU (5–1)Tennessee (6–1)Clemson (6–1)Notre Dame (7–1)BYU (9–0)Georgia (8–2)Tennessee (9–2)Ohio State (10–2)Boise State (12–1)8.
9. Penn State Michigan (1–0)Tennessee (2–0)Missouri (3–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)Missouri (4–0)Tennessee (4–1)Clemson (5–1)Clemson (6–1)Notre Dame (7–1)BYU (8–0)Alabama (7–2)Ole Miss (8–2)SMU (10–1)Indiana (11–1)Indiana (11–1)9.
10. Florida State Missouri (1–0)Utah (2–0)Utah (3–0)Utah (4–0)Michigan (4–1)LSU (4–1)Tennessee (5–1)Iowa State (7–0)Iowa State (7–0)Indiana (9–0)Georgia (7–2)Miami (FL) (9–1)Indiana (10–1)Boise State (11–1)Arizona State (11–2)10.
11. Missouri Utah (1–0)USC (2–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Missouri (4–0)Ole Miss (4–1)Clemson (4–1)Notre Dame (5–1)Notre Dame (6–1)Texas A&M (7–1)Alabama (6–2)Ole Miss (8–2)Tennessee (8–2)Boise State (10–1)Alabama (9–3)Alabama (9–3)11.
12. LSU Tennessee (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)USC (2–0)Michigan (3–1)LSU (4–1)Notre Dame (4–1)Iowa State (6–0)BYU (7–0)BYU (8–0)Ole Miss (7–2)Miami (FL) (9–1)SMU (9–1)Clemson (9–2)South Carolina (9–3)SMU (11–2)12.
13. Utah Oklahoma (1–0)Oklahoma (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)LSU (3–1)Notre Dame (4–1)Iowa State (5–0)BYU (6–0)Indiana (7–0)Indiana (8–0)LSU (6–2)SMU (8–1)Boise State (9–1)Alabama (8–3)Arizona State (10–2)Clemson (10–3)13.
14. Clemson USC (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Kansas State (3–0)Notre Dame (3–1)Clemson (3–1)Texas A&M (5–1)Texas A&M (5–1)Texas A&M (6–1)Alabama (6–2)Boise State (7–1)Boise State (8–1)Texas A&M (8–2)South Carolina (8–3)Miami (FL) (10–2)South Carolina (9–3)14.
15. Tennessee Miami (FL) (1–0)Kansas State (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)Clemson (2–1)USC (3–1)BYU (5–0)Ole Miss (5–2)Alabama (5–2)Kansas State (7–1)SMU (8–1)Texas A&M (7–2)BYU (9–1)Arizona State (9–2)Ole Miss (9–3)Ole Miss (9–3)15.
16. Oklahoma Kansas State (1–0)Michigan (1–1)LSU (2–1)USC (2–1)Iowa State (4–0)Oklahoma (4–1)Missouri (5–1)Kansas State (6–1)LSU (6–2)Texas A&M (7–2)Clemson (7–2)Clemson (8–2)Ole Miss (8–3)Iowa State (10–2)Miami (FL) (10–2)16.
17. Kansas State Oklahoma State (1–0)LSU (1–1)Michigan (2–1)Louisville (3–0)Oklahoma (4–1)Utah (4–1)Kansas State (5–1)Missouri (6–1)Pittsburgh (7–0)Clemson (6–2)Army (9–0)Army (9–0)Iowa State (9–2)Clemson (9–3)BYU (10–2)17.
18. Oklahoma State Arizona (1–0)Arizona (2–0)Notre Dame (2–1)Oklahoma (3–1)Utah (4–1)Missouri (4–1)Indiana (6–0)Ole Miss (5–2)Ole Miss (6–2)Iowa State (7–1)Washington State (8–1)Colorado (8–2)Tulane (9–2)BYU (10–2)Army (11–1)18.
19. Miami (FL) LSU (0–1)Notre Dame (1–1)Clemson (1–1)Iowa State (3–0)BYU (5–0)Kansas State (4–1)Boise State (5–1)Boise State (5–1)Boise State (6–1)Army (8–0)Kansas State (7–2)South Carolina (7–3)Texas A&M (8–3)UNLV (10–2)Iowa State (10–3)19.
20. Texas A&M Kansas (1–0)Clemson (1–1)Louisville (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Kansas State (4–1)Indiana (6–0)Pittsburgh (6–0)Pittsburgh (6–0)SMU (7–1)Washington State (7–1)Colorado (7–2) Tulane (9–2)BYU (9–2)Missouri (9–3)Missouri (9–3)20.
21. Arizona Iowa (1–0)Louisville (2–0)Iowa State (2–0) Illinois (4–0)Texas A&M (4–1)Michigan (4–2)Illinois (5–1)Illinois (6–1)Army (7–0)Kansas State (7–2)Missouri (7–2)Iowa State (8–2)UNLV (9–2)Illinois (9–3)Illinois (9–3)21.
22. NC State Clemson (0–1)Washington (2–0)Nebraska (3–0) BYU (4–0)Louisville (3–1) Boise State (4–1)Michigan (4–2)SMU (6–1) Washington State (7–1)Missouri (6–2)LSU (6–3) Arizona State (8–2)Army (9–1)Colorado (9–3)Colorado (9–3)22.
23. USC NC State (1–0) Iowa State (2–0)Memphis (3–0)UNLV (3–0)UNLV (4–0)Illinois (4–1)SMU (5–1)Army (7–0)Missouri (6–2)Pittsburgh (7–1) South Carolina (6–3)UNLV (8–2)Memphis (9–2)Army (10–1)Memphis (10–2)23.
24. Kansas Louisville (1–0) Nebraska (2–0)Texas A&M (2–1)Texas A&M (3–1) Indiana (5–0) Pittsburgh (5–0) Army (6–0) Navy (6–0)Illinois (6–2) Colorado (6–2)Louisville (6–3)Memphis (9–2)Missouri (8–3)Memphis (10–2)UNLV (10–3)24.
25. Iowa Washington (1–0) Memphis (2–0) UNLV (3–0)Kansas State (3–1)Illinois (4–1) SMU (5–1)Nebraska (5–1) Vanderbilt (5–2)Memphis (7–1)Vanderbilt (6–3)Iowa State (7–2)Kansas State (7–3)Illinois (8–3) Syracuse (9–3)Syracuse (9–3)25.
Preseason
Aug 5 [49] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [50] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [51] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [52] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [53] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [54] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [55] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [56] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [57] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [58] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [59] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [60] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [61] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [62] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [63] 		Week 15
Dec 8 [64] 		Week 16 (Final)
Jan 20
Dropped:
  • Florida State (0–2)
  • Texas A&M (0–1)
Dropped:
  • Iowa (1–1)
  • Kansas (1–1)
  • NC State (1–1)
Dropped:
  • Arizona (2–1)
  • Washington (2–1)
Dropped:
  • Nebraska (3–1)
  • Memphis (3–1)
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma State (3–2)
Dropped:
  • USC (3–2)
  • Louisville (3–2)
  • UNLV (4–1)
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma (4–2)
  • Utah (4–2)
Dropped:
  • Michigan (4–3)
  • Nebraska (5–2)
Dropped:
  • Navy (6–1)
  • Vanderbilt (5–3)
Dropped:
  • Illinois (6–3)
  • Memphis (7–2)
Dropped:
  • Pittsburgh (7–2)
  • Vanderbilt (6–4)
Dropped:
  • Washington State (8–2)
  • Missouri (7–3)
  • LSU (6–4)
  • Louisville (6–4)
Dropped:
  • Colorado (8–3)
  • Kansas State (8–3)
Dropped:
  • Tulane (9–3)
  • Texas A&M (8–4)
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CFP rankings

Bold indicates teams whose rankings result in a bid to the College Football Playoff; Italics indicate a team whose rankings result in a bye in the College Football Playoff, assuming they win their conference championship games.

Week 9
Nov 5 [65] 		Week 10
Nov 12 [66] 		Week 11
Nov 19 [67] 		Week 12
Nov 26 [68] 		Week 13
Dec 3 [69] 		Week 14 (Final)
Dec 8 [70]
1. Oregon (9–0)Oregon (10–0)Oregon (11–0)Oregon (11–0)Oregon (12–0)Oregon (13–0)1.
2. Ohio State (7–1)Ohio State (8–1)Ohio State (9–1)Ohio State (10–1)Texas (11–1)Georgia (11–2)2.
3. Georgia (7–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (9–1)Texas (10–1)Penn State (11–1)Texas (11–2)3.
4. Miami (FL) (9–0)Penn State (8–1)Penn State (9–1)Penn State (10–1)Notre Dame (11–1)Penn State (11–2)4.
5. Texas (7–1)Indiana (10–0)Indiana (10–0)Notre Dame (10–1)Georgia (10–2)Notre Dame (11–1)5.
6. Penn State (7–1)BYU (9–0)Notre Dame (9–1)Miami (FL) (10–1)Ohio State (10–2)Ohio State (10–2)6.
7. Tennessee (7–1)Tennessee (8–1)Alabama (8–2)Georgia (9–2)Tennessee (10–2)Tennessee (10–2)7.
8. Indiana (9–0)Notre Dame (8–1)Miami (FL) (9–1)Tennessee (9–2)SMU (11–1)Indiana (11–1)8.
9. BYU (8–0)Miami (FL) (9–1)Ole Miss (8–2)SMU (10–1)Indiana (11–1)Boise State (12–1)9.
10. Notre Dame (7–1)Alabama (7–2)Georgia (8–2)Indiana (10–1)Boise State (11–1)SMU (11–2)10.
11. Alabama (6–2)Ole Miss (8–2)Tennessee (8–2)Boise State (10–1)Alabama (9–3)Alabama (9–3)11.
12. Boise State (7–1)Georgia (7–2)Boise State (9–1)Clemson (9–2)Miami (FL) (10–2)Arizona State (11–2)12.
13. SMU (8–1)Boise State (8–1)SMU (9–1)Alabama (8–3)Ole Miss (9–3)Miami (FL) (10–2)13.
14. Texas A&M (7–2)SMU (8–1)BYU (9–1)Ole Miss (8–3)South Carolina (9–3)Ole Miss (9–3)14.
15. LSU (6–2)Texas A&M (7–2)Texas A&M (8–2)South Carolina (8–3)Arizona State (10–2)South Carolina (9–3)15.
16. Ole Miss (7–2)Kansas State (7–2)Colorado (8–2)Arizona State (9–2)Iowa State (10–2)Clemson (10–3)16.
17. Iowa State (7–1)Colorado (7–2)Clemson (8–2)Tulane (9–2)Clemson (9–3)BYU (10–2)17.
18. Pittsburgh (7–1)Washington State (8–1)South Carolina (7–3)Iowa State (9–2)BYU (10–2)Iowa State (10–3)18.
19. Kansas State (7–2)Louisville (6–3)Army (9–0)BYU (9–2)Missouri (9–3)Missouri (9–3)19.
20. Colorado (6–2)Clemson (7–2)Tulane (9–2)Texas A&M (8–3)UNLV (10–2)Illinois (9–3)20.
21. Washington State (7–1) South Carolina (6–3) Arizona State (8–2)Missouri (8–3)Illinois (9–3)Syracuse (9–3)21.
22. Louisville (6–3)LSU (6–3)Iowa State (8–2)UNLV (9–2) Syracuse (9–3)Army (11–1)22.
23. Clemson (6–2)Missouri (7–2)Missouri (7–3)Illinois (8–3)Colorado (9–3)Colorado (9–3)23.
24. Missouri (6–2)Army (9–0) UNLV (8–2)Kansas State (8–3)Army (10–1)UNLV (10–2)24.
25. Army (8–0) Tulane (8–2) Illinois (7–3)Colorado (8–3) Memphis (10–2)Memphis (10–2)25.
Week 9
Nov 5 [71] 		Week 10
Nov 12 [72] 		Week 11
Nov 19 [73] 		Week 12
Nov 26 [74] 		Week 13
Dec 3 [75] 		Week 14 (Final)
Dec 8 [76]
Dropped:
  • Iowa State (7–2)
  • Pittsburgh (7–2)
Dropped:
  • Kansas State (7–3)
  • Washington State (8–2)
  • Louisville (6–4)
  • LSU (6–4)
Dropped:
  • Army (9–1)
Dropped:
  • Tulane (9–3)
  • Texas A&M (8–4)
  • Kansas State (8–4)
None

FWAA-NFF Super 16 Poll

The joint poll of the Football Writers Association of America and National Football Foundation is a human poll which the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision Records book designates as being one of the "major selectors" of national championships. The NFF automatically awards its MacArthur Bowl National Championship Trophy to the winner of the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Preseason
Aug 12 [77] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [78] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [79] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [80] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [81] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [82] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [83] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [84] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [85] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [86] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [87] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [88] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [89] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [90] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [91] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [92]
1. Georgia (38)Georgia (1–0) (50)Georgia (2–0) (44)Texas (3–0) (26)Texas (4–0) (36)Alabama (4–0) (28)Texas (5–0) (47)Texas (6–0) (47)Oregon (7–0) (44)Oregon (8–0) (49)Oregon (9–0) (51)Oregon (10–0) (53)Oregon (11–0) (52)Oregon (11–0) (52)Oregon (12–0) (53)Oregon (13–0) (52)1.
2. Ohio State (11)Ohio State (1–0) (3)Texas (2–0) (8)Georgia (3–0) (24)Georgia (3–0) (16)Texas (5–0) (22)Ohio State (5–0) (7)Oregon (6–0) (7)Georgia (6–1) (10)Georgia (6–1) (5)Georgia (7–1) (3)Ohio State (8–1) (1)Ohio State (9–1) (2)Ohio State (10–1) (2)Texas (11–1) (1)Georgia (11–2) (1)2.
3. Texas (2)Texas (1–0) (1)Ohio State (2–0) (2)Ohio State (2–0) (4)Ohio State (3–0) (2)Ohio State (4–0) (3)Oregon (5–0)Ohio State (5–1)Penn State (6–0)Penn State (7–0)Ohio State (7–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (9–1)Texas (10–1)Penn State (11–1)Notre Dame (11–1)3.
4. Oregon (1)Alabama (1–0)Alabama (2–0)Alabama (3–0)Alabama (3–0)Tennessee (4–0) (1)Georgia (4–1)Penn State (6–0)Ohio State (6–1)Ohio State (6–1)Miami (FL) (9–0)Indiana (10–0)Indiana (10–0)Penn State (10–1)Notre Dame (11–1)Texas (11–2) (1)4.
5. Alabama Notre Dame (1–0)Ole Miss (2–0)Ole Miss (3–0)Tennessee (4–0)Georgia (3–1)Penn State (5–0)Georgia (5–1)Miami (FL) (7–0)Miami (FL) (8–0)Texas (7–1)Tennessee (8–1)Penn State (9–1)Notre Dame (10–1)Georgia (10–2)Ohio State (10–2)5.
6. Ole Miss Oregon (1–0)Miami (FL) (2–0)Tennessee (3–0)Ole Miss (4–0)Oregon (4–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Miami (FL) (6–0)Texas (6–1)Texas (7–1)Penn State (7–1)Penn State (8–1)Alabama (8–2)Georgia (9–2)Tennessee (10–2)Penn State (11–2)6.
7. Penn State Penn State (1–0)Tennessee (2–0)Miami (FL) (3–0)Miami (FL) (4–0)Penn State (4–0)Alabama (4–1)Alabama (5–1)Tennessee (6–1)Tennessee (6–1)Tennessee (7–1)BYU (9–0)Notre Dame (9–1)Miami (FL) (10–1)Ohio State (10–2)Tennessee (10–2)7.
8. Notre Dame Ole Miss (1–0)Penn State (2–0)Oregon (3–0)Oregon (3–0)Miami (FL) (5–0)Tennessee (4–1)Clemson (5–1)Clemson (6–1)Clemson (6–1)Indiana (9–0)Alabama (7–2)Georgia (8–2)Tennessee (9–2)SMU (11–1)Indiana (11–1)8.
9. Florida State Michigan (1–0)USC (2–0)Penn State (2–0)Penn State (3–0)Missouri (4–0)Ole Miss (5–1)Tennessee (5–1)LSU (6–1)Texas A&M (7–1)Notre Dame (7–1)Notre Dame (8–1)Ole Miss (8–2)Indiana (10–1)Indiana (11–1)Boise State (12–1)9.
10. Michigan (2) Miami (FL) (1–0)Oregon (2–0)USC (2–0)Utah (4–0)Michigan (4–1)Clemson (4–1)LSU (5–1)Iowa State (6–1)Notre Dame (7–1)BYU (8–0)Ole Miss (8–2)Miami (FL) (9–1)SMU (10–1)Boise State (11–1)Arizona State (11–2)10.
11. Missouri Missouri (1–0)Missouri (2–0)Missouri (3–0)Missouri (4–0)USC (3–1)Notre Dame (4–1)Iowa State (6–0)BYU (7–0)BYU (8–0)Alabama (6–2)Georgia (7–2)Tennessee (8–2)Boise State (10–1)Alabama (9–3)Alabama (9–3)11.
12. LSU USC (1–0)Utah (2–0)Utah (3–0)Michigan (3–1)Ole Miss (4–1)Iowa State (5–0)Notre Dame (5–1)Indiana (7–0)Indiana (8–0) SMU (8–1)Miami (FL) (9–1)SMU (9–1)Clemson (9–2)Miami (FL) (10–2)SMU (11–2)12.
13. Utah Utah (1–0)Oklahoma (2–0)Oklahoma (3–0)USC (2–1)Clemson (3–1)LSU (4–1)BYU (6–0)Notre Dame (6–1)Iowa State (7–0) Boise State (7–1)SMU (8–1)Boise State (9–1)Alabama (8–3)Arizona State (10–2)Clemson (10–3)13.
14. Tennessee Tennessee (1–0)Oklahoma State (2–0)Kansas State (3–0) Louisville (3–0)LSU (4–1) BYU (5–0)Texas A&M (5–1)Texas A&M (6–1)Alabama (6–2)Ole Miss (7–2)Boise State (8–1)BYU (9–1) Arizona State (9–2)South Carolina (9–3)Ole Miss (9–3)14.
15. Clemson Oklahoma (1–0) Kansas State (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–0)LSU (3–1)Notre Dame (4–1) Texas A&M (4–1)Indiana (6–0)Alabama (5–2) Pittsburgh (7–0)Texas A&M (7–2)Texas A&M (7–2)Texas A&M (8–2)Ole Miss (8–3)Ole Miss (9–3)South Carolina (9–3)15.
16. Oklahoma Oklahoma State (1–0)Michigan (1–1)LSU (2–1)Clemson (2–1) Iowa State (4–0) Indiana (6–0)Ole Miss (5–2)Ole Miss (5–2)LSU (6–2)LSU (6–2)Clemson (7–2) Colorado (8–2) South Carolina (8–3)Iowa State (10–2)Miami (FL) (10–2)16.
Preseason
Aug 12 [93] 		Week 1
Sep 3 [94] 		Week 2
Sep 8 [95] 		Week 3
Sep 15 [96] 		Week 4
Sep 22 [97] 		Week 5
Sep 29 [98] 		Week 6
Oct 6 [99] 		Week 7
Oct 13 [100] 		Week 8
Oct 20 [101] 		Week 9
Oct 27 [102] 		Week 10
Nov 3 [103] 		Week 11
Nov 10 [104] 		Week 12
Nov 17 [105] 		Week 13
Nov 24 [106] 		Week 14
Dec 1 [107] 		Week 15 (Final)
Dec 8 [108]
Dropped:
  • Florida State (0–2)
  • LSU (0–1)
  • Clemson (0–1)
Dropped:
  • Notre Dame (1–1)
Dropped:
  • Michigan (2–1)
Dropped:
  • Kansas State (3–1)
  • Oklahoma (3–1)
  • Oklahoma State (3–1)
Dropped:
  • Utah (4–1)
  • Louisville (3–1)
Dropped:
  • Missouri (4–1)
  • Michigan (4–2)
  • USC (3–2)
NoneNoneDropped:
  • Ole Miss (6–2)
Dropped:
  • Clemson (6–2)
  • Iowa State (7–1)
  • Pittsburgh (7–1)
Dropped:
  • LSU (6–3)
Dropped:
  • Clemson (8–2)
Dropped:
  • BYU (9–2)
  • Texas A&M (8–3)
  • Colorado (8–3)
Dropped:
  • Clemson (9–3)
Dropped:
  • Iowa State (10–3)

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