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AP and Coaches Poll Week 1

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AP Top 25

1. USC (21) 1-0 1,539
2. Georgia (20) 1-0 1,506
3. Ohio State (15) 1-0 1,497
4. Oklahoma (2) 1-0 1,432
5. Florida (5) 1-0 1,415
6. Missouri (1) 1-0 1,301
7. LSU (1) 1-0 1,207
8. West Virginia 1-0 1,108
9. Auburn 1-0 1,033
10. Texas 1-0 1,028
11. Wisconsin 1-0 849
12. Texas Tech 1-0 842
13. Alabama 1-0 834
14. Kansas 1-0 748
15. Arizona State 1-0 672
15. Brigham Young 1-0 672
17. South Florida 1-0 588
18. Oregon 1-0 508
19. Penn State 1-0 467
20. Wake Forest 1-0 414
21. Fresno State 1-0 242
22. Utah 1-0 214
23. UCLA 1-0 151
24. Illinois 0-1 147
24. South Carolina 1-0 147

Others Receiving Votes
Clemson 143, East Carolina 108, California 91, Boston College 36, Florida State 36, Cincinnati 35, Tennessee 30, Boise State 19, Bowling Green 17, Virginia Tech 14, Connecticut 9, Rutgers 6, Kentucky 5, Nebraska 4, Oklahoma State 3, Arizona 2, TCU 2, Tulsa 1, North Carolina 1, Notre Dame 1, Miami (FL) 1.

Dropped From Rankings
Clemson 9, Virginia Tech 17, Tennessee 18, Pittsburgh 25.

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USA Today' Poll

1. USC (23) 1-0 1,462
2. Georgia (20) 1-0 1,442
3. Ohio State (10) 1-0 1,385
4. Oklahoma (2) 1-0 1,344
5. Florida (3) 1-0 1,295
6. LSU (3) 1-0 1,202
7. Missouri 1-0 1,197
8. West Virginia 1-0 1,035
9. Texas 1-0 1,030
10. Auburn 1-0 962
11. Wisconsin 1-0 853
12. Kansas 1-0 820
13. Texas Tech 1-0 732
14. Arizona State 1-0 679
15. Brigham Young 1-0 629
16. Oregon 1-0 566
17. Alabama 1-0 538
18. South Florida 1-0 480
19. Penn State 1-0 450
20. Wake Forest 1-0 388
21. Fresno State 1-0 269
22. Clemson 0-1 186
23. Utah 1-0 158
24. South Carolina 1-0 134
25. Illinois 0-1 92

Others Receiving Votes
UCLA 91, California 79, East Carolina 56, Tennessee 56, Boston College 36, Florida State 29, Virginia Tech 25, Boise State 24, Kentucky 20, TCU 15, Connecticut 13, Cincinnati 13, Nebraska 12, Arizona 8, Oklahoma State 5, Notre Dame 4, Colorado 3, Georgia Tech 2, Bowling Green 2, Miami (FL) 1, Stanford 1, Tulsa 1, UCF 1.

Dropped From Rankings
Virginia Tech 15, Tennessee 18, Michigan 24.
 
Whoa, I didn't think Clemson would fall that far. Yes, they got their asses handed to them (Roll TIDE!), but the writers don't usually penalize THAT much.
 
This just shows the silliness of polls and especially pre-season polls. If Clemson had not been in most people's pre-season polls, there is no way they'd be in one this week. Tennessee receiving votes? Losing at home to a third-string QB? Give me a break.

As others have pointed out, CU should not be in the polls until after the WVU game.
 
This just shows the silliness of polls and especially pre-season polls. If Clemson had not been in most people's pre-season polls, there is no way they'd be in one this week. Tennessee receiving votes? Losing at home to a third-string QB? Give me a break.

As others have pointed out, CU should not be in the polls until after the WVU game.

Tennessee lost on the road. But I get your point.
 
This just shows the silliness of polls and especially pre-season polls. If Clemson had not been in most people's pre-season polls, there is no way they'd be in one this week. Tennessee receiving votes? Losing at home to a third-string QB? Give me a break.

As others have pointed out, CU should not be in the polls until after the WVU game.

I don't have a problem with preseason and early-season polls. Even if you didn't have a preseason poll, the voters still had the teams pre-slotted in their minds, so I don't think it would change their votes simply because there wasn't a preseason poll or a poll the previous week. In other words, they have their own preseason or weekly rankings in their mind whether or not it's published.
 
How does the coaches' poll work? Could the additional two votes we got just be Hawk putting us at #23 instead of #25?
 
CU just has to take care of biz and the recognition will come. As for Tenn v. UCLA game: :wow:. I thought that game was OVER 4 different times. Kraft came around in the second half and looked like the top JC QB transfer he was supposed to be. :wow:
 
How does the coaches' poll work? Could the additional two votes we got just be Hawk putting us at #23 instead of #25?


Yes.

My understanding is that the teams in the coaches poll get points for whatever their placement on the poll is.

For example, if a team receives a #1 vote, they get 25 points. The team that gets the #25 vote gets 1 point.

So it is certainly possible that someone voted the Buffs #23 - thus giving the Buffs 3 points. Or maybe 3 coaches voted the Buffs #25. etc.
 
CU doesn't even get a vote in the AP??? WTF? That will change soon enough, though.

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