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USA Poll 11/2

Coaches' Poll
Year: 2014
11/2/2014
Week 10
Rank Team (FPV) Points Prev  
1   Mississippi State (40)1,5261
2   Florida State (22)1,5012
3   Auburn 1,3554
4   Alabama 1,3493
5   Oregon 1,2896
6   Michigan State 1,2415
7   TCU 1,15010
8   Notre Dame 1,1217
9   Kansas State 1,08711
10   Baylor 95712
11   Ohio State 90113
12   Arizona State 85414
13   Mississippi 7939
14   Nebraska 76616
15   LSU 63617
16   Oklahoma 60120
17   Georgia 5088
18   UCLA 43825
19   Clemson 39421
20   Duke 32024
21   Arizona 30715
22   Utah 25318
22   Marshall 25323
24   Wisconsin 146NR
25   West Virginia 13022
Coaches' Poll
Started in 1950.

The Coaches' Poll began as a top 20 list in 1950 and was published by United Press International (UPI).  In 1990 the poll began listing the top 25 teams.

This poll was published by the UPI until 1991 when USA Today and CNN took it over.  ESPN replaced CNN in 1997 as the co-sponsor.  After the controversial results in the BCS in 2004, ESPN left and the poll is currently run by USA Today only.

Since the inception of the BCS, the Coaches' Poll must vote the number one team in the BCS poll as number one also.  This was supposed to eliminate the possibility of split national titles until the before mentioned 2004 controversy.  The winner of the Coaches' Poll is awarded the Waterford Crystal National Championship Coaches' Trophy.






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