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College Football Polls

By Staff Reports
Published: 11/9/2009 2:23 AM
Last Modified: 11/9/2009 10:34 AM

AP Top 25

First-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pvs
1. Florida (39)	9-0	1,467	1
2. Texas (10)	9-0	1,430	2
3. Alabama (11)	9-0	1,422	3
4. TCU	9-0	1,271	6
5. Cincinnati	9-0	1,263	4
6. Boise St.	9-0	1,228	5
7. Georgia Tech	9-1	1,127	10
8. Pittsburgh	8-1	945	14
9. LSU	7-2	904	9
10. Ohio St.	8-2	898	15
11. Southern Cal	7-2	834	12
12. Miami	7-2	805	16
13. Houston	8-1	783	13
14. Oregon	7-2	752	7
15. Iowa	9-1	741	8
16. Utah	8-1	706	17
17. Oklahoma St.	7-2	492	18
18. Arizona	6-2	476	21
19. Penn St.	8-2	467	11
20. Virginia Tech	6-3	275	22
21. Wisconsin	7-2	274	24
22. BYU	7-2	219	25
23. South Florida	6-2	167	—
24. Clemson	6-3	149	—
25. Stanford	6-3	107	—

Others receiving votes: Oregon St. 95, Auburn 54, West Virginia 54, Texas Tech 24, Navy 19, Tennessee 12, Rutgers 11, Nebraska 9, Temple 7, Kansas St. 5, Notre Dame 3, Fresno St. 2, Mississippi 2, Troy 1.

Strain's vote

World Sports Editor Mike Strain's vote in the AP Top 25:

1. Florida: Gators don't always look great, but who's going to beat them? Final road game of the season is Saturday against South Carolina.

2. Texas: Barring a big upset, the Longhorns are headed for the BCS championship game. Road trip to Baylor on Saturday.

3. Alabama: Crimson Tide has won 21 regular-season games in a row. Up next is road trip to Mississippi State on Saturday.

4. TCU: Are Frogs a BCS buster? We could find out Saturday in a home game against Utah.

5. Cincinnati: Bearcats escape against UConn. Home game Friday against West Virginia. Circle the date: Dec. 5 trip to Pittsburgh.

6. Boise State: Broncos keep struggling to beat bad teams. Led Louisiana Tech by two in fourth quarter before pulling away.

7. Georgia Tech: Almost stumbled against Wake Forest, but escaped in OT. Lone loss was on the road against Miami (Fla.)

8. Pittsburgh: Panthers keep winning, but the toughest part of the schedule is ahead: Notre Dame (Nov. 14), at West Virginia (Nov. 27) and Cincinnati (Dec. 5).

9. LSU: Losses are to Florida and Alabama. Up next is home game against Louisiana Tech squad that just put a scare in Boise State.

10. Houston: Barely escaped Tulsa with a win. How does this team have eight wins with that defense? Case Keenum.

11. Miami (Fla.)

12. Oregon

13. Southern Cal

14. Ohio State

15. Iowa

16. Utah

17. Arizona

18. Oklahoma State

19. Clemson

20. BYU

21. Penn State

22. Oregon State

23. Stanford

24. South Florida

25. Wisconsin

Disagree with his vote? It's debated weekly on his blog at tulsaworld.com/sportsextra .

USA Today Top 25

First-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Rk
1. Florida (48)	9-0	1,460	1
2. Texas (4)	9-0	1,399	2
3. Alabama (7)	9-0	1,389	3
4. TCU	9-0	1,262	4
5. Cincinnati	9-0	1,224	7
6. Boise State	9-0	1,200	5
7. Georgia Tech	9-1	1,118	11
8. Ohio State	8-2	944	12
9. Pittsburgh	8-1	940	14
10. Southern Cal	7-2	847	13
11. LSU	7-2	838	9
12. Houston	8-1	766	15
13. Iowa	9-1	757	6
14. Utah	8-1	688	16
15. Miami (Fla.)	7-2	685	17
16. Oregon	7-2	665	8
17. Penn State	8-2	552	10
18. Oklahoma St.	7-2	530	18
19. Arizona	6-2	472	19
20. Wisconsin	7-2	341	22
21. Virginia Tech	6-3	268	24
22. Brigham Young	7-2	216	25
23. West Virginia	7-2	121	NR
24. South Florida	6-2	106	NR
25. Auburn	7-3	80	NR

Others receiving votes: Clemson 71; Stanford 54; Oregon State 39; Texas Tech 36; Nebraska 31; Navy 28; Central Michigan 8; Temple 8; Boston College 7; North Carolina 7; Oklahoma 6; Rutgers 3; Tennessee 3; Mississippi 2; Troy 2; Fresno State 1; Kansas State 1.

Harris Top 25

First-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking:

	Record	Pts	Pv
1. Florida (82)	9-0	2,801	1
2. Texas (18)	9-0	2,712	2
3. Alabama (14)	9-0	2,688	3
4. TCU	9-0	2,424	6
5. Cincinnati	9-0	2,377	5
6. Boise State	9-0	2,349	4
7. Georgia Tech	9-1	2,131	11
8. Ohio State	8-2	1,795	13
9. Pittsburgh	8-1	1,713	15
10. Southern Cal	7-2	1,660	12
11. LSU	7-2	1,634	9
12. Iowa	9-1	1,540	7
13. Houston	8-1	1,476	14
14. Oregon	7-2	1,381	8
15. Miami (FL)	7-2	1,366	17
16. Utah	8-1	1,352	16
17. Penn State	8-2	1,057	10
18. Oklahoma St	7-2	979	18
19. Arizona	6-2	880	21
20. Wisconsin	7-2	567	24
21. Virginia Tech	6-3	478	23
22. BYU	7-2	468	25
23. South Florida	6-2	266	NR
24. West Virginia	7-2	182	NR
25. Clemson	6-3	119	NR

Other teams receiving votes: Stanford 115; Auburn 100; Oregon State 94; Texas Tech 73; Navy 44; Nebraska 44; Oklahoma 37; California 30; Temple 24; Tennessee 19; Central Michigan 14; Troy University 12; Mississippi 11; Rutgers 11; Notre Dame 9; North Carolina 6; South Carolina 4; Boston College 3; Kansas State 3; Fresno State 2. By Staff Reports

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forkandknife, Tulsa (11/9/2009 10:42:52 AM)

I really do not understand why Bama is jumping Texas in the BSC? They go back and forth. I mean, Bama barely beat LSU, and Texas completely dominated their game on Saturday against the Knights?

Anyone care to explain why this keeps happening?

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