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November 21, 2010 AP Football Poll

Rank

Team (FPV)

Conf

W-L

PTS

BCS

Last Week

< 1

Oregon (37)

Pac-10

10-0

1467

DNP

< 2

Auburn (13)

SEC

11-0

1430

DNP

< 3

Boise State (10)

WAC

10-0

1394

W 51-0 vs Fresno State

< 4

TCU

MWC

11-0

1340

DNP

< 6

Wisconsin

Big Ten

10-1

1196

W 48-28 at Michigan

< 5

LSU

SEC

10-1

1194

W 43-36 vs Mississippi

< 7

Stanford

Pac-10

10-1

1178

W 48-14 at California

< 8

Ohio State

Big Ten

10-1

1088

W 20-17 at #21 Iowa

< 10

Alabama

SEC

9-2

972

W 63-7 vs Georgia State

< 12

Oklahoma State

Big 12

10-1

958

W 48-14 at Kansas

< 11

Michigan State

Big Ten

10-1

927

W 35-31 vs Purdue

< 13

Arkansas

SEC

9-2

861

W 38-31 (1OT) at #22 Mississippi State

< 14

Virginia Tech

ACC

9-2

720

W 31-17 at #24 Miami (FL)

< 16

Oklahoma

Big 12

9-2

650

W 53-24 at Baylor

< 15

Missouri

Big 12

9-2

639

W 14-0 at Iowa State

< 9

Nebraska

Big 12

9-2

618

L 9-6 at #18 Texas A&M

< 18

Texas A&M

Big 12

8-3

573

W 9-6 vs #9 Nebraska

< 17

South Carolina

SEC

8-3

559

W 69-24 vs Troy

< 19

Nevada

WAC

10-1

439

W 52-6 vs New Mexico State

< 23

Arizona

Pac-10

7-3

268

DNP

< NR

NC State

ACC

8-3

238

W 29-25 at North Carolina

< NR

Florida State

ACC

8-3

232

W 30-16 at Maryland

< 25

Utah

MWC

9-2

211

W 38-34 at San Diego State

< 21

Iowa

Big Ten

7-4

100

L 20-17 vs #8 Ohio State

< 22

Mississippi State

SEC

7-4

L 38-31 (1OT) vs #13 Arkansas

< NR

Northern Illinois

MAC

9-2

W 59-21 at Ball State

< NR

West Virginia

Big East

7-3

W 17-10 at Louisville

< NR

Tulsa

C-USA

8-3

W 31-28 vs UTEP

< 20

USC

Pac-10

7-4

L 36-7 at Oregon State

< NR

Hawaii

WAC

8-3

W 41-7 vs San Jose State

< 24

Miami (FL)

ACC

7-4

L 31-17 vs #14 Virginia Tech

< NR

Navy (MD)

Ind

8-3

W 35-19 vs Arkansas State

< NR

Florida

SEC

7-4

W 48-10 vs Appalachian State

< NR

UCF

C-USA

8-3

W 61-14 at Tulane

< NR

Southern Miss

C-USA

8-3

W 59-41 vs Houston

< NR

Penn State

Big Ten

7-4

W 41-24 at Indiana

< NR

Ohio

MAC

8-3

W 31-23 at Temple

< NR

Oregon State

Pac-10

5-5

W 36-7 vs #20 USC

< NR

Air Force

MWC

8-4

W 35-20 at UNLV

< NR

Clemson

ACC

6-5

W 30-10 at Wake Forest

< NR

Maryland

ACC

7-4

L 30-16 vs Florida State

< NR

Miami (OH)

MAC

7-4

W 19-14 at Akron

< NR

Michigan

Big Ten

7-4

L 48-28 vs #6 Wisconsin

< NR

Northwestern

Big Ten

7-4

L 48-27 vs Illinois

< NR

Notre Dame

Ind

6-5

W 27-3 vs Army

< NR

Pittsburgh

Big East

6-4

W 17-10 at South Florida

< NR

San Diego State

MWC

7-4

L 38-34 vs #25 Utah

< NR

Syracuse

Big East

7-4

L 23-6 vs Connecticut

< NR

Temple (PA)

MAC

8-3

L 31-23 vs Ohio

MILESTONES
- Wisconsin makes first appearance in the Top 5 since the 9/30/2007 poll (55 polls)
- Oklahoma State makes first appearance in the Top 10 since the 9/8/2009 poll (26 polls)
- Michigan State's weekly Top 25 streak reaches 10

Total Appearances
- Michigan State breaks tie for #21
- Arizona ties Northwestern for #50
- South Carolina breaks tie for #56
- Boise State ties Penn for #62
- Nevada ties 2 others for #104

NOTES
- Hold the mouse cursor over the non-AP rankings to see the first place votes, total points, and previous rank in a tooltip (for browsers that support tooltips), where available
- * = Received first place votes (non-AP rankings)
- CP = Coaches Poll (1950 to present)
- HP = Harris Poll (2005 to present; starts in late September)
- BCS = BCS Rankings (1998 to present; starts in mid-October)
- Clicking on the team name will display the week-by-week ranking for that team.
- 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.
- This weekly poll data was contributed to the ESPN College Football Encyclopedia

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