2007 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

 
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2007 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

Three human polls and one formulaic ranking make up the 2007 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. About halfway through the season, two additional polls are released, the Harris Interactive Poll and the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) Standings. The Harris Poll and Coaches Poll are factors in the BCS Standings. At the end of the season, the BCS Standings determines who plays in the BCS bowl games as well as the BCS National Championship Game.

As the 2007 football season progresses, rankings are updated weekly. The team voted number one in the final AP and Coaches Polls can claim the title of National Champion. The BCS Rankings and Harris Poll do not vote in a final poll as their sole purpose is to determine who plays in the BCS National Championship Game. Other polls exist and may vote for different schools which causes confusion, especially for split titles.

AP Poll

The Associated Press (AP) preseason poll was released on August 18, 2007. The AP Poll is the oldest poll still in use. This poll is compiled by sportswriters across the nation. This season was the second season since the inception of the BCS that the AP Poll was not included in the BCS formula. The AP ordered a cease and desist to stop the BCS from using their poll and the BCS complied and created the Harris Interactive Poll in response. The AP poll operates identically to the Coaches and Harris Polls, except there is no inclusion into the BCS. The maximum points a team can earn is 1650. As a result of Michigan's loss to Division I-FCS Appalachian State, the AP Poll changed its policy on not allowing pollsters to vote for Division I-FCS opponents. Now, if the Division I-FCS team has played as Division I-FBS team, they are eligible to be voted for in the AP Poll.[1]


Week 1
August 18[2]
Week 2
September 4[3]
Week 3
September 9[4]
Week 4
September 16[5]
Week 5
September 23[6]
Week 6
September 30[7]
Week 7
October 7[8]
Week 8
October 14[9]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
1. USC (62) USC (59) (1-0) USC (40) (1-0) USC (46) (2-0) USC (43) (3-0) LSU (33) (5-0) LSU (65) (6-0) Ohio State (50) (7-0) 1.
2. LSU (2) LSU (5) (1-0) LSU (25) (2-0) LSU (19) (3-0) LSU (22) (4-0) USC (32) (4-0) California (5-0) South Florida (11) (6-0) 2.
3. West Virginia (1) West Virginia (1) (1-0) Oklahoma (2-0) Florida (3-0) Oklahoma (4-0) California (5-0) Ohio State (6-0) Boston College (1) (7-0) 3.
4. Texas Florida (1-0) West Virginia (2-0) Oklahoma (3-0) Florida (4-0) Ohio State (5-0) Boston College (6-0) Oklahoma (1) (6-1) 4.
5. Michigan Oklahoma (1-0) т Florida (2-0) West Virginia (3-0) West Virginia (4-0) Wisconsin (5-0) South Florida (5-0) LSU (1) (6-1) 5.
6. Florida Wisconsin (1-0) т Texas (2-0) California (3-0) California (4-0) South Florida (4-0) Oklahoma (5-1) South Carolina (6-1) 6.
7. Wisconsin Texas (1-0) Wisconsin (2-0) Texas (3-0) Texas (4-0) Boston College (5-0) South Carolina (5-1) Oregon (5-1) 7.
8. Oklahoma Louisville (1-0) California (2-0) Ohio State (3-0) Ohio State (4-0) Kentucky (5-0) West Virginia (5-1) Kentucky (6-1) 8.
9. Virginia Tech Virginia Tech (1-0) Louisville (2-0) Wisconsin (3-0) Wisconsin (4-0) Florida (4-1) Oregon (4-1) West Virginia (5-1) 9.
10. Louisville California (1-0) Ohio State (2-0) Penn State (3-0) Rutgers (3-0) Oklahoma (4-1) USC (4-1) California (5-1) 10.
11. Ohio State Georgia (1-0) UCLA (2-0) Rutgers (3-0) Oregon (4-0) South Carolina (4-1) Missouri (5-0) Virginia Tech (6-1) 11.
12. California Ohio State (1-0) Penn State (2-0) South Carolina (3-0) Boston College (4-0) Georgia (4-1) Virginia Tech (5-1) Arizona State (1) (7-0) 12.
13. Georgia UCLA (1-0) Rutgers (2-0) Oregon (3-0) Clemson (4-0) West Virginia (4-1) Florida (4-2) USC (5-1) 13.
14. UCLA Penn State (1-0) Nebraska (2-0) Boston College (3-0) Kentucky (4-0) Oregon (4-1) Arizona State (6-0) Florida (4-2) 14.
15. Tennessee Rutgers (1-0) Georgia Tech (2-0) Clemson (3-0) Georgia (3-1) Virginia Tech (4-1) Cincinnati (6-0) Kansas (6-0) т 15.
16. Rutgers Nebraska (1-0) Arkansas (1-0) Alabama (3-0) South Carolina (3-1) Hawaiʻi (5-0) Hawaiʻi (6-0) Missouri (5-1) т 16.
17. Penn State Auburn (1-0) South Carolina (2-0) Virginia Tech (2-1) Virginia Tech (3-1) Missouri (4-0) Kentucky (5-1) Hawaiʻi (7-0) 17.
18. Auburn Arkansas (1-0) Virginia Tech (1-1) Louisville (2-1) South Florida (3-0) Arizona State (5-0) Illinois (5-1) Auburn (5-2) 18.
19. Florida State TCU (1-0) Oregon (2-0) Hawaiʻi (3-0) Hawaiʻi (4-0) Texas (4-1) Wisconsin (5-1) Texas (5-2) 19.
20. Nebraska Hawaiʻi (1-0) Clemson (2-0) Texas A&M (3-0) Missouri (4-0) Cincinnati (5-0) Kansas (5-0) Tennessee (4-2) 20.
21. Arkansas Georgia Tech (1-0) Boston College (2-0) Kentucky (3-0) Penn State (3-1) Rutgers (3-1) Florida State (4-1) Georgia (5-2) 21.
22. TCU Boise State (1-0) Tennessee (1-1) Georgia (2-1) Alabama (3-1) Clemson (4-1) Auburn (4-2) Texas Tech (6-1) 22.
23. Hawaiʻi Texas A&M (1-0) Georgia (1-1) South Florida (2-0) Arizona State (4-0) Purdue (5-0) Texas (4-2) Cincinnati (6-1) 23.
24. Boise State Tennessee (0-1) Hawaiʻi (2-0) Nebraska (2-1) Cincinnati (4-0) Kansas State (3-1) Georgia (4-2) Michigan (5-2) 24.
25. Texas A&M Clemson (1-0) Texas A&M (2-0) Missouri (3-0) Nebraska (3-1) Nebraska (4-1) Tennessee (3-2) Kansas State (4-2) 25.
Week 1
August 18[2]
Week 2
September 4[3]
Week 3
September 9[4]
Week 4
September 16[5]
Week 5
September 23[6]
Week 6
September 30[7]
Week 7
October 7[8]
Week 8
October 14[9]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
Dropped:
Michigan
Florida State
Dropped:
Auburn
TCU
Boise State
Dropped:
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Tennessee
Dropped:
Louisville
Texas A&M
Dropped:
Penn State
Alabama
Dropped:
Rutgers
Clemson
Purdue
Kansas State
Nebraska
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Florida State
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Coaches Poll

The Coaches Poll is the second oldest poll still in use after the AP Poll. It is compiled by a rotating group of 62 college football Division I head coaches. The Poll operates by Borda count. Each voting member ranks teams from 1 to 25. Each team then receives points for their ranking in reverse order: Number 1 earns 25 points, number 2 earns 24 points, and so forth. The points are then combined and the team with the highest points is then ranked #1; second highest is ranked #2 and so forth. Only the top 25 teams with points are ranked, with teams receiving first place votes noted the quantity next to their name. Any team receiving votes after the top 25 are listed after the top 25 by their point totals. However, these are not real rankings: They are not considered #26, #27, etc. The maximum points a single team can earn is 1550. The preseason poll was released on 2007-08-03.


Week 1
August 3[10]
Week 2
September 4[11]
Week 3
September 9[12]
Week 4
September 16[13]
Week 5
September 23[14]
Week 6
September 30[15]
Week 7
October 7[16]
Week 8
October 14[17]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
1. USC (45) USC (49) (1-0) USC (42) (1-0) USC (44) (2-0) USC (44) (3-0) USC (45) (4-0) LSU (58) (6-0) Ohio State (56) (7-0) 1.
2. LSU (4) LSU (4) (1-0) LSU (11) (2-0) LSU (8) (3-0) LSU (8) (4-0) LSU (14) (5-0) California (5-0) Boston College (1) (7-0) 2.
3. Florida (9) Florida (7) (1-0) Florida (7) (2-0) Florida (7) (3-0) Florida (4) (4-0) California (5-0) Ohio State (2) (6-0) South Florida (3) (6-0) 3.
4. Texas West Virginia (1-0) West Virginia (2-0) Oklahoma (1) (3-0) Oklahoma (4) (4-0) Ohio State (1) (5-0) Boston College (6-0) Oklahoma (6-1) 4.
5. Michigan (2) Wisconsin (1-0) Oklahoma (2-0) West Virginia (3-0) West Virginia (4-0) Wisconsin (5-0) South Florida (5-0) т LSU (6-1) 5.
6. West Virginia Oklahoma (1-0) Texas (2-0) Texas (3-0) California (4-0) Boston College (5-0) Oklahoma (5-1) т Oregon (5-1) 6.
7. Wisconsin Texas (1-0) Wisconsin (2-0) Wisconsin (3-0) Texas (4-0) Florida (4-1) USC (4-1) West Virginia (5-1) 7.
8. Oklahoma Louisville (1-0) California (2-0) California (3-0) Ohio State (4-0) Kentucky (5-0) Oregon (4-1) South Carolina (6-1) 8.
9. Virginia Tech Virginia Tech (1-0) Louisville (2-0) Ohio State (3-0) Wisconsin (4-0) South Florida (4-0) West Virgina (5-1) USC (5-1) т 9.
10. Ohio State California (1-0) Ohio State (2-0) Penn State (3-0) Rutgers (3-0) Oklahoma (4-1) Virginia Tech (5-1) California (5-1) т 10.
11. Louisville Ohio State (1-0) UCLA (2-0) Rutgers (3-0) Boston College (4-0) Georgia (4-1) Missouri (5-0) Virginia Tech (6-1) 11.
12. California Georgia (1-0) Penn State (2-0) Boston College (3-0) Oregon (4-0) West Virginia (4-1) South Carolina (5-1) Arizona State (7-0) 12.
13. Georgia Auburn (1-0) Rutgers (2-0) Oregon (3-0) Clemson (4-0) Oregon (4-1) Arizona State (6-0) Kentucky (6-1) 13.
14. Auburn UCLA (1-0) Nebraska (2-0) South Carolina (3-0) т Virginia Tech (3-1) Virginia Tech (4-1) Florida (4-2) Florida (4-2) 14.
15. Tennessee Penn State (1-0) Georgia Tech (2-0) Clemson (3-0) т Kentucky (4-0) Hawaiʻi (5-0) Wisconsin (5-1) Kansas (6-0) 15.
16. Rutgers Rutgers (1-0) Arkansas (1-0) Texas A&M (3-0) Georgia (3-1) Texas (4-1) Hawaiʻi (6-0) Hawaiʻi (7-0) 16.
17. UCLA Nebraska (1-0) Virginia Tech (1-1) Virginia Tech (2-1) Hawaiʻi (4-0) Missouri (4-0) Cincinnati (6-0) Missouri (5-1) 17.
18. Penn State Arkansas (1-0) Texas A&M (2-0) Hawaiʻi (3-0) South Florida (3-0) South Carolina (4-1) Kentucky (5-1) Texas (5-2) 18.
19. Nebraska TCU (1-0) Boston College (2-0) Louisville (2-1) Penn State (3-1) Arizona State (5-0) Illinois (5-1) Auburn (5-2) 19.
20. Arkansas Boise State (1-0) Clemson (2-0) Alabama (3-0) Missouri (4-0) Purdue (5-0) Kansas (5-0) Georgia (5-2) 20.
21. Florida State Georgia Tech (1-0) Oregon (2-0) Georgia (2-1) South Carolina (3-1) Rutgers (3-1) Florida State (4-1) Texas Tech (6-1) 21.
22. TCU Hawaiʻi (1-0) Hawaiʻi (2-0) Nebraska (2-1) Nebraska (3-1) Clemson (4-1) Texas (4-2) Tennessee (4-2) 22.
23. Boise State Texas A&M (1-0) South Carolina (2-0) Kentucky (3-0) Michigan State (4-0) Nebraska (4-1) Georgia (4-2) Cincinnati (6-1) 23.
24. Hawaiʻi Tennessee (0-1) Tennessee (1-1) South Florida (2-0) Alabama (3-1) Cincinnati (5-0) Purdue (5-1) Virginia (6-1) 24.
25. Texas A&M Boston College (1-0) Georgia (1-1) Missouri (3-0) Arizona State (4-0) т
Purdue (4-0) т
UCLA (4-1) Auburn (4-1) Penn State (5-2) 25.
Week 1
August 3[10]
Week 2
September 4[11]
Week 3
September 9[12]
Week 4
September 16[13]
Week 5
September 23[14]
Week 6
September 30[15]
Week 7
October 7[16]
Week 8
October 14[17]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
Dropped:
Michigan
Florida State
Dropped:
Auburn
TCU
Boise State
Dropped:
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Tennessee
Dropped:
Texas A&M
Louisville
Dropped:
Penn State
Michigan State
Alabama
Dropped:
Rutgers
Clemson
Nebraska
UCLA
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Florida State
Purdue
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None
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Harris Interactive Poll

Week 5
September 23[18]
Week 6
September 30[19]
Week 7
October 7[20]
Week 8
October 14[21]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
1. USC (91) (3-0) USC (76) (4-0) LSU (113) (6-0) Ohio State (110) (7-0) 1.
2. LSU (19) (4-0) LSU (36) (5-0) California (0) (5-0) Boston College (7-0) 2.
3. Oklahoma (1) (4-0) California (5-0) Ohio State (6-0) South Florida (2) (6-0) 3.
4. Florida (3) (4-0) Ohio State (5-0) Boston College (6-0) Oklahoma (6-1) 4.
5. West Virginia (4-0) Wisconsin (5-0) Oklahoma (5-1) LSU (1) (6-1) 5.
6. California (4-0) Boston College (5-0) South Florida (5-0) South Carolina (6-1) 6.
7. Ohio State (4-0) Kentucky (5-0) USC (4-1) Oregon (5-1) 7.
8. Texas (4-0) Florida (4-1) West Virginia (5-1) West Virginia (5-1) 8.
9. Wisconsin (4-0) Oklahoma (4-1) South Carolina (5-1) USC (5-1) 9.
10. Oregon (4-0) South Florida (4-0) Oregon (4-1) California (5-1) 10.
11. Boston College (4-0) West Virginia (4-1) Missouri (5-0) Kentucky (6-1) 11.
12. Rutgers (3-0) Georgia (4-1) Virginia Tech (5-1) Arizona State (1) (7-0) 12.
13. Clemson (4-0) Oregon (4-1) Florida (4-2) Virginia Tech (6-1) 13.
14. Kentucky (4-0) South Carolina (4-1) Arizona State (6-0) Florida (4-2) 14.
15. Georgia (3-1) Virginia Tech (4-1) Wisconsin (5-1) Kansas (6-0) 15.
16. Virginia Tech (3-1) Hawaiʻi (5-0) Hawaiʻi (6-0) Hawaiʻi (7-0) 16.
17. South Carolina (3-1) Texas (4-1) Cincinnati (6-0) Missouri (5-1) 17.
18. Hawaiʻi (4-0) Missouri (4-0) Kentucky (5-1) Texas (5-2) 18.
19. Penn State (3-1) Arizona State (5-0) Illinois (5-1) Auburn (5-2) 19.
20. South Florida (3-0) Purdue (5-0) Kansas (5-0) Georgia (5-2) 20.
21. Missouri (4-0) Rutgers (3-1) Texas (4-2) Texas Tech (6-1) 21.
22. Alabama (3-1) Clemson (4-1) Florida State (4-1) Tennessee (4-2) 22.
23. Arizona State (4-0) Nebraska (4-1) Georgia (4-2) Cincinnati (6-1) 23.
24. Nebraska (3-1) Cincinnati (5-0) Purdue (5-1) Virginia (6-1) 24.
25. Michigan State (4-0) Michigan State (4-1) Auburn (4-2) Michigan (5-2) 25.
Week 5
September 23[18]
Week 6
September 30[19]
Week 7
October 7[20]
Week 8
October 14[21]
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Dropped:
Penn State
Alabama
Dropped:
Clemson
Michigan State
Nebraska
Rutgers
Dropped:
Florida State
Illinois
Purdue
Wisconsin
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BCS Ranking

See also: 2007 BCS computer rankings

The initial BCS ranking will be released in October 2007.

Week 8
October 14
Week 9
October 21
Week 10
October 28
Week 11
November 4
Week 12
November 11
Week 13
November 18
Week 14
November 25
Week 15
December 2
1. Ohio State (7-0) 1.
2. South Florida (6-0) 2.
3. Boston College (7-0) 3.
4. LSU (6-1) 4.
5. Oklahoma (6-1) 5.
6. South Carolina (6-1) 6.
7. Kentucky (6-1) 7.
8. Arizona State (7-0) 8.
9. West Virginia (5-1) 9.
10. Oregon (5-1) 10.
11. Virginia Tech (6-1) 11.
12. California (5-1) 12.
13. Kansas (6-0) 13.
14. USC (5-1) 14.
15. Florida (4-2) 15.
16. Missouri (5-1) 16.
17. Auburn (5-2) 17.
18. Hawaiʻi (7-0) 18.
19. Virginia (6-1) 19.
20. Georgia (5-2) 20.
21. Tennessee (4-2) 21.
22. Texas (5-2) 22.
23. Cincinnati (6-1) 23.
24. Texas Tech (6-1) 24.
25. Michigan (5-2) 25.
Week 8
October 14
Week 9
October 21
Week 10
October 28
Week 11
November 4
Week 12
November 11
Week 13
November 18
Week 14
November 25
Week 15
December 2
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None
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BlogPoll

The BlogPoll is a poll run and voted on by sports bloggers.[22] 2007 is the 3rd year of the poll. Currently, over 60 separate blogs vote in the poll. It is administered by the Michigan blog mgoblog.

Week 1
August 29
Week 2
September 5
Week 3
September 12
Week 4
September 19
Week 5
September 26
Week 6
October 3
Week 7
October 10
Week 8
October 17
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
1. USC (39) USC (1-0) (37) LSU (42) (2-0) LSU (34) (3-0) LSU (37) (4-0) LSU (45) LSU (60) Ohio State (35) 1.
2. LSU LSU (1-0) (10) Oklahoma (3) (2-0) USC (27) (2-0) USC (25) (3-0) USC (16) California (3) South Florida (26) 2.
3. Michigan (1) West Virginia (1-0) (3) USC (13) (1-0) Oklahoma (1) (3-0) Oklahoma (2) (4-0) California (3) Ohio State LSU (5) 3.
4. West Virginia (1) Oklahoma (1-0) (2) Florida (2) (2-0) Florida (3) (3-0) Florida (1) (4-0) Ohio State Boston College Boston College 4.
5. Texas (1) Florida (1-0) (3) West Virginia (2-0) West Virginia (3-0) West Virginia (4-0) South Florida South Florida Oklahoma 5.
6. Oklahoma Wisconsin (1-0) (1) Texas (2-0) California (3-0) California (4-0) Boston College Oklahoma South Carolina 6.
7. Florida (1) California (1-0) California (2-0) Ohio State (3-0) Ohio State (4-0) Wisconsin South Carolina Oregon 7.
8. Virginia Tech Louisville (1-0) Penn State (2-0) Penn State (3-0) Texas (4-0) Kentucky Missouri Kentucky 8.
9. Wisconsin Texas (1-0) (1) Wisconsin (1) (2-0) Texas (3-0) Oregon (4-0) Florida Oregon Arizona State (1) 9.
10. Louisville Georgia (1-0) (2) Louisville (2-0) Oregon (3-0) Boston College (4-0) Oregon Cincinnati California 10.
11. Ohio State Ohio State (1-0) Ohio State (2-0) Boston College (3-0) Wisconsin (4-0) Oklahoma Arizona State West Virginia 11.
12. California Virginia Tech (1-0) UCLA (2-0) Wisconsin (3-0) Rutgers (3-0) South Carolina West Virginia Florida 12.
13. Penn State Penn State (1-0) Rutgers (2-0) Rutgers (3-0) Clemson (4-0) Georgia USC Kansas 13.
14. Georgia Nebraska (1-0) Oregon (2-0) South Carolina (3-0) Kentucky (4-0) West Virginia Florida Virginia Tech 14.
15. UCLA UCLA (1-0) Georgia Tech (2-0) Alabama (3-0) South Florida (3-0) Missouri Virginia Tech Missouri 15.
16. Arkansas Auburn (1-0) Nebraska (2-0) Clemson (3-0) Georgia (3-1) Arizona State Illinois USC 16.
17. Auburn Arkansas (1-0) South Carolina (2-0) Kentucky (3-0) South Carolina (3-1) Cincinnati Kentucky Auburn 17.
18. Nebraska Rutgers (1-0) Arkansas (1-0) South Florida (2-0) Missouri (4-0) Virginia Tech Kansas Hawaiʻi 18.
19. Florida State Georgia Tech (1-0) Boston College (2-0) Texas A&M (3-0) Cincinnati (4-0) Texas Hawaiʻi Cincinnati 19.
20. Tennessee Hawaiʻi (1-0) Clemson (2-0) Missouri (3-0) Virginia Tech (3-1) Hawaiʻi Wisconsin Tennessee 20.
21. Rutgers TCU (1-0) South Florida (2-0) Louisville (2-1) Arizona State (4-0) Purdue Florida State Texas Tech 21.
22. Hawaiʻi Boise State (1-0) Washington (2-0) Georgia (2-1) Penn State (3-1) Kansas State Auburn Texas 22.
23. TCU Clemson (1-0) Tennessee (1-1) Virginia Tech (2-1) Hawaiʻi (4-0) Rutgers Texas Georgia 23.
24. Oregon Oregon (1-0) Missouri (2-0) Hawaiʻi (3-0) Alabama (3-1) Clemson Tennessee Virginia 24.
25. Texas A&M Boston College (1-0) Virginia Tech (1-1) Cincinnati (3-0) Purdue (4-0) Florida State Purdue Michigan 25.
Week 1
August 29
Week 2
September 5
Week 3
September 12
Week 4
September 19
Week 5
September 26
Week 6
October 3
Week 7
October 10
Week 8
October 17
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
Dropped:
Michigan
Florida State
Texas A&M
Tennessee
Dropped:
Boise State
TCU
Hawaiʻi
Auburn
Georgia
Dropped:
Tennessee
Washington
Arkansas
Dropped:
Texas A&M
Louisville
Dropped:
Penn State
Alabama
Dropped:
Kansas State
Rutgers
Clemson
Georgia
Dropped:
Illinois
Wisconsin
Florida State
Purdue
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None
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None
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CBSSports.com 120

The CBSSports.com 120 (formerly the SportsLine 119) is a ranking of all 120 FBS teams in the nation maintained by CBS SportsLine.com that takes into account strength of schedule rankings and votes from SportsLine writers, editors and producers.[23] The top 25 from the CBSSports.com 120 are shown below:

Week 1
September 5
Week 2
September 9
Week 3
September 16
Week 4
September 23
Week 5
September 30
Week 6
October 7
Week 7
October 14
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
1. USC (1-0) USC (1-0) USC (2-0) USC (3-0) USC (4-0) LSU (6-0) Ohio State (7-0) 1.
2. LSU (1-0) LSU (2-0) LSU (3-0) LSU (4-0) LSU (5-0) California (5-0) Boston College (7-0) 2.
3. West Virginia (1-0) Oklahoma (2-0) Oklahoma (3-0) Oklahoma (4-0) California (5-0) Ohio State (6-0) South Florida (6-0) 3.
4. Wisconsin (1-0) Florida (2-0) Florida (3-0) Florida (4-0) Ohio State (5-0) Boston College (6-0) Oklahoma (6-1) 4.
5. Florida (1-0) West Virginia (2-0) West Virginia (3-0) West Virginia (4-0) Wisconsin (5-0) South Florida (5-0) LSU (6-1) 5.
6. Louisville (1-0) Wisconsin (2-0) Wisconsin (3-0) California (4-0) Boston College (5-0) Oklahoma (5-1) Oregon (5-1) 6.
7. California (1-0) California (2-0) California (3-0) Ohio State (4-0) South Florida (4-0) South Carolina (5-1) Kentucky (6-1) 7.
8. Texas (1-0) Louisville (2-0) Ohio State (3-0) Wisconsin (4-0) Kentucky (5-0) Virginia Tech (5-1) South Carolina (6-1) 8.
9. Virginia Tech (1-0) Texas (2-0) Texas (3-0) Texas (4-0) Florida (4-1) Oregon (4-1) California (5-1) 9.
10. Oklahoma (1-0) Ohio State (2-0) Rutgers (3-0) Rutgers (3-0) Oklahoma (4-1) Missouri (5-0) Virginia Tech (6-1) 10.
11. Auburn (1-0) UCLA (2-0) Penn State (3-0) Boston College (4-0) Virginia Tech (4-0) West Virginia (5-1) West Virginia (5-1) 11.
12. Georgia (1-0) Rutgers (2-0) Boston College (3-0) Oregon (4-0) Georgia (4-1) Arizona State (6-0) Arizona State (7-0) 12.
13. Ohio State (1-0) Nebraska (2-0) South Carolina (3-0) Clemson (4-0) West Virginia (4-1) USC (4-1) Florida (4-2) 13.
14. Rutgers (1-0) Penn State (2-0) Texas A&M (3-0) Kentucky (4-0) Oregon (4-1) Hawaiʻi (6-0) USC (5-1) 14.
15. UCLA (1-0) Boston College (2-0) Oregon (3-0) South Florida (3-0) Missouri (4-0) Florida (4-2) Missouri (5-1) 15.
16. TCU (1-0) South Carolina (2-0) South Florida (2-0) South Carolina (3-1) Nebraska (4-1) Cincinnati (6-0) Kansas (6-0) 16.
17. Boise State (1-0) Texas A&M (2-0) Clemson (3-0) Georgia (3-1) Hawaiʻi (5-0) Kentucky (5-1) Hawaiʻi (7-0) 17.
18. Arkansas (1-0) South Florida (2-0) Alabama (3-0) Virginia Tech (3-1) Texas (4-1) Illinois (5-1) Texas (5-2) 18.
19. Nebraska (1-0) Arkansas (1-0) Nebraska (2-1) Hawaiʻi (4-0) South Carolina (4-1) Wisconsin (5-1) Auburn (5-2) 19.
20. Clemson (1-0) Clemson (2-0) Kentucky (3-0) Nebraska (3-1) Arizona State (5-0) Kansas (5-0) Texas Tech (6-1) 20.
21. Texas A&M (1-0) Oregon (2-0) Virginia Tech (2-1) Missouri (4-0) Cincinnati (5-0) Florida State (4-1) Tennessee (4-2) 21.
22. Hawaiʻi (1-0) Georgia Tech (2-0) Louisville (2-1) Penn State (3-1) UCLA (4-1) Tennessee (3-2) Georgia (5-2) 22.
23. Penn State (1-0) Auburn (1-1) Hawaiʻi (3-0) Cincinnati (4-0) Purdue (5-0) Georgia (4-2) Boise State (4-1) 23.
24. Boston College (1-0) Virginia Tech (1-1) UCLA (2-1) Alabama (3-1) Rutgers (3-1) Texas (4-2) Cincinnati (6-1) 24.
25. Tennessee (0-1) Hawaiʻi (2-0) Georgia (2-1) UCLA (3-1) Clemson (4-1) Maryland (4-2) Michigan (5-2) 25.
Week 1
September 5
Week 2
September 9
Week 3
September 16
Week 4
September 23
Week 5
September 30
Week 6
October 7
Week 7
October 14
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
Dropped:
Georgia
Tennessee
TCU
Boise State
Dropped:
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Auburn
Dropped:
Texas A&M
Louisville
Dropped:
Penn State
Alabama
Dropped:
Purdue
Nebraska
Rutgers
Clemson
UCLA
Dropped:
Maryland
Illinois
Wisconsin
Dropped:
None
Dropped:
None
Dropped:
None
Dropped:
None
Dropped:
None
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Preseason polls

Various publications release their preseason top 25 rankings months before the season commences.

Athlon[24][25] Lindy's[26] Phil Steele[27] Sporting News
[citation needed]
CollegeFootballNews[28] NationalChamps.net[29] Sports Illustrated[30] BCS Fan[31] ESPN[32] Rivals.com Sportsline[33]
January 9[34] August 1[35]
1. USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC 1.
2. Texas LSU LSU LSU LSU Michigan LSU LSU Michigan Michigan West Virginia Michigan 2.
3. LSU Michigan Oklahoma Michigan Texas Ohio State Florida Michigan West Virginia LSU LSU West Virginia 3.
4. Wisconsin West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia Florida LSU West Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin West Virginia Michigan LSU 4.
5. West Virginia Texas Michigan Florida Wisconsin Oklahoma Louisville Texas Oklahoma Florida Florida Florida 5.
6. Florida Wisconsin Texas Texas Ohio State Florida Michigan Florida Virginia Tech Ohio State Texas Wisconsin 6.
7. Oklahoma Tennessee Louisville Virginia Tech Oklahoma West Virginia Virginia Tech Louisville Texas Virginia Tech Louisville Louisville 7.
8. Michigan Virginia Tech Florida State Wisconsin Arkansas Louisville Texas Virginia Tech Florida Oklahoma Wisconsin Texas 8.
9. Virginia Tech Louisville Virginia Tech Louisville UCLA Virginia Tech Oklahoma Wisconsin California Texas Oklahoma UCLA 9.
10. Rutgers Oklahoma Penn State UCLA Michigan Texas Wisconsin Ohio State LSU Wisconsin Ohio State Oklahoma 10.
11. California Florida Georgia Florida State West Virginia Arkansas Ohio State Oklahoma Louisville Louisville Virginia Tech Auburn 11.
12. Ohio State California Hawaii California Georgia Wisconsin Rutgers California Arkansas Georgia Auburn Virginia Tech 12.
13. Louisville Ohio State South Carolina Oklahoma Virginia Tech Nebraska Arkansas Auburn Rutgers Nebraska California TCU 13.
14. Georgia Tech Arkansas Florida Georgia Auburn Tennessee Penn State UCLA Ohio State Auburn Georgia Tennessee 14.
15. UCLA TCU Ohio State Penn State Nebraska UCLA Boise State Rutgers Texas A&M California Penn State Arkansas 15.
16. Georgia Rutgers Wisconsin Auburn Tennessee Auburn Auburn Tennessee Georgia Arkansas Boston College California 16.
17. Penn State Georgia Alabama Ohio State Florida State Wake Forest Tennessee Penn State Penn State Tennessee Tennessee Rutgers 17.
18. Nebraska Texas A&M Oregon Tennessee California Texas A&M Nebraska Georgia Nebraska Penn State Nebraska Ohio State 18.
19. Hawaii Hawaii Missouri Rutgers Boston College California Georgia Arkansas TCU Rutgers Rutgers Boise State 19.
20. Tennessee Wake Forest Texas A&M TCU Texas A&M Boston College California Hawaii Auburn Florida State Miami Georgia 20.
21. Auburn Florida State UCLA South Florida Rutgers Notre Dame TCU Florida State Tennessee Texas A&M Hawaii South Carolina 21.
22. Oregon State UCLA Nebraska Boise State Georgia Tech South Carolina UCLA Nebraska Boise State Notre Dame Texas A&M Notre Dame 22.
23. Texas A&M Auburn TCU Nebraska TCU Georgia Oregon State Texas A&M UCLA Hawaii Florida State Texas A&M 23.
24. Miami Boston College South Florida Southern Miss Penn State Penn State South Carolina Boise State Wake Forest Boston College Arkansas Florida State 24.
25. TCU Nebraska Tennessee BYU Oregon State South Florida South Florida TCU Alabama Clemson UCLA Kentucky 25.
Athlon Lindy's Phil Steele Sporting News CollegeFootballNews NationalChamps.net Sports Illustrated BCS Fan ESPN January 9 August 1 Sportsline
Rivals.com

Legend

  Increase in ranking
  Decrease in ranking
  Not ranked previous week
  Selected for BCS National Championship Game
*
  Selected AP National Champion
Italics   Number of first place votes
(#-#)   Win-loss record
 ? Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

References

Notes

  1. ^ D'Angelo, Tom. "Upset opens up AP poll", PalmBeachPost.com, 2007-09-07. Retrieved on 2007-09-07. 
  2. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Preseason. Associated Press (2007-08-18). Retrieved on 2007-09-09.
  3. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 1. Associated Press (2007-09-04). Retrieved on 2007-09-09.
  4. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 2. Associated Press (2007-09-09). Retrieved on 2007-09-09.
  5. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 3. Associated Press (2007-09-16). Retrieved on 2007-09-16.
  6. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 4. Associated Press (2007-09-23). Retrieved on 2007-09-23.
  7. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 5. Associated Press (2007-09-30). Retrieved on 2007-09-30.
  8. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 6. Associated Press (2007-10-07). Retrieved on 2007-10-07.
  9. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 7. Associated Press (2007-10-14). Retrieved on 2007-10-14.
  10. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Preseason. USA Today (2007-08-03). Retrieved on 2007-08-03.
  11. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 1. USA Today (2007-09-04). Retrieved on 2007-09-04.
  12. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 2. USA Today (2007-09-09). Retrieved on 2007-09-09.
  13. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 3. USA Today (2007-09-16). Retrieved on 2007-09-16.
  14. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 4. USA Today (2007-09-23). Retrieved on 2007-09-23.
  15. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 5. USA Today (2007-09-30). Retrieved on 2007-09-30.
  16. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 6. USA Today (2007-10-07). Retrieved on 2007-10-07.
  17. ^ 2007 NCAA Football Rankings - Week 7. USA Today (2007-10-14). Retrieved on 2007-10-14.
  18. ^ Top 25 Team Rankings of the Harris Interactive College Football Poll (PDF). Harris Interactive (2007-09-23). Retrieved on 2007-09-23.
  19. ^ Top 25 Team Rankings of the Harris Interactive College Football Poll (PDF). Harris Interactive (2007-09-30). Retrieved on 2007-10-01.
  20. ^ Top 25 Team Rankings of the Harris Interactive College Football Poll (PDF). Harris Interactive (2007-10-07). Retrieved on 2007-10-08.
  21. ^ Top 25 Team Rankings of the Harris Interactive College Football Poll (PDF). Harris Interactive (2007-10-14). Retrieved on 2007-10-14.
  22. ^ mgoblog: Blogpoll Central (HTML) (English). mgoblog.blogspot.com. Retrieved on 2006-09-08.
  23. ^ CBSSports.com 120 (HTML) (English). CBSSports.com. Retrieved on 2007-09-12.
  24. ^ Season Preview, Predictions, and Pre-Game Analysis. athlonsports.com. Retrieved on 2007-06-01.
  25. ^ (2007) "Preseason Top 25". Athlon Sports Big 12 Football Edition 12: 40-57. Retrieved on 2007-07-29.