UCLA Makes Ap Top 25 Poll

AP Top 25 Poll

The Associated Press began its college football poll on Oct. 19, 1936, and it is now the longest-running poll of those that award national titles at the end of the season. The preseason poll was started in 1950. A panel of 62 sports writers and broadcasters from around the country votes on the poll weekly.

WEEK 3

ALL VOTERS

Released September 11

RANK		TEAM	PV RANK	CONFERENCE	POINTS
1		Alabama (2-0)	1	SEC	1,572 (60)
2		Georgia (2-0)	2	SEC	1,514 (3)
3		Oklahoma (2-0)	4	Big 12	1,402
4		Oregon (2-0)	12	Pac-12	1,355
5		Iowa (2-0)	10	Big Ten	1,263
6		Clemson (1-1)	6	ACC	1,246
7		Texas A&M (2-0)	5	SEC	1,206
8		Cincinnati (2-0)	7	American Athletic	1,149
9		Ohio State (1-1)	3	Big Ten	1,029
10		Penn State (2-0)	11	Big Ten	1,005
11		Florida (2-0)	13	SEC	935
12		Notre Dame (2-0)	8	IA Independents	926
13		UCLA (2-0)	16	Pac-12	804
14		Iowa State (1-1)	9	Big 12	593
15		Virginia Tech (2-0)	19	ACC	591
16		Coastal Carolina (2-0)	17	Sun Belt	562
17		Ole Miss (2-0)	20	SEC	550
18		Wisconsin (1-1)	18	Big Ten	499
19		Arizona State (2-0)	23	Pac-12	347
20		Arkansas (2-0)		SEC	277
21		North Carolina (1-1)	24	ACC	268
22		Auburn (2-0)	25	SEC	233
23		Brigham Young (2-0)		IA Independents	213
24		Miami (FL) (1-1)	22	ACC	177
25		Michigan (2-0)		Big Ten	163

Others receiving votes: UCF 111, TCU 103, Liberty 52, Michigan State 44, USC 39, Indiana 34, LSU 31, Kansas State 30, Nevada 28, Oklahoma State 27, Texas 23, Maryland 14, Kentucky 13, Pittsburgh 13, Stanford 10, Utah 9, Boston College 8, Fresno State 2, Texas Tech 2, Toledo 2, Army 1Point values in parentheses indicate the number of first-place votes.