1960 Final AP Football Poll

Rank			Team (FPV)		Conf		WLT		PTS		CP		Last Week
1	<  1		Minnesota (17.5)		Big Ten		8-1		433.5				DNP
2	<  3		Mississippi (16)		SEC		9-0-1		411
3	<  2		Iowa (12.5)		Big Ten		8-1		407.5
4	<  7		Navy (MD)		Ind		8-1		262
5	<  5		Missouri		Big 8		9-1		253
6	<  4		Washington (2)		Pac-10		9-1		250
7	<  6		Arkansas		SWC		8-2		212
8	<  9		Ohio State		Big Ten		7-2-1		138
9	<  17		Alabama		SEC		8-1-1		53
10	<  11		Duke		ACC		7-2		46
11	<  10		Kansas		Big 8		7-2-1		40				DNP
12	<  19		Baylor		SWC		8-2		35
13	<  8		Auburn		SEC		8-2		25
14	<  13		Yale (CT)		Ivy		9-0		17				DNP
15	<  14		Michigan State		Big Ten		6-2-1		16
16	<  15		Penn State		Ind		6-3		15
17	<  15		New Mexico State		BIAA		10-0		8				W 27-15 vs UTEP
18	<  19		Florida		SEC		8-2		6
19	<  NR		Purdue		Big Ten		4-4-1		4
19	<  17		Syracuse		Ind		7-2		4
NR	<  12		Rice (TX)		SWC

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NOTES
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- Regular-season polls from 1936-60 had 20 teams, from 1961-67 had 10 teams (except for the 1961 final poll which had 20), and 1989-present had 25 teams.
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