BCS Poll 10/27

Bowl Championship Series

Year: 2013

10/27/2013

Week 9

Rank

Rec

Team (FPV)

Pts

Prv

8–0

Alabama

0.0000

8–0

Oregon

0.0000

7–0

Florida State

0.0000

8–0

Ohio State

0.0000

7–1

Stanford

0.0000

7–0

Baylor

0.0000

7–0

Miami

0.0000

7–1

Clemson

0.0000

7–1

Missouri

0.0000

7–1

Oklahoma

0.0000

7–1

Auburn

0.0000

6–2

Texas A&M

0.0000

7–2

LSU

0.0000

6–2

South Carolina

0.0000

7–1

Texas Tech

0.0000

7–0

Fresno State

0.0000

8–0

Northern Illinois

0.0000

6–1

Oklahoma State

0.0000

7–1

Louisville

0.0000

5–2

UCLA

0.0000

6–1

Michigan

0.0000

7–1

Michigan State

0.0000

6–1

UCF

0.0000

5–2

Wisconsin

0.0000

6–2

Notre Dame

0.0000

# 1

Alabama

8–0

# 2

Oregon

8–0

# 3

Florida State

7–0

# 4

Ohio State

8–0

# 5

Stanford

7–1

# 6

Baylor

7–0

# 7

Miami

7–0

# 8

Clemson

7–1

# 9

Missouri

7–1

# 10

Oklahoma

7–1

# 11

Auburn

7–1

# 12

Texas A&M

6–2

# 13

LSU

7–2

# 14

South Carolina

6–2

# 15

Texas Tech

7–1

# 16

Fresno State

7–0

# 17

Northern Illinois

8–0

# 18

Oklahoma State

6–1

# 19

Louisville

7–1

# 20

UCLA

5–2

# 21

Michigan

6–1

# 22

Michigan State

7–1

# 23

UCF

6–1

# 24

Wisconsin

5–2

# 25

Notre Dame

6–2

Bowl Championship Series
Started in 1998 and ended in 2013.

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The BCS Poll used a sytem to determine the rankings of college football teams using two human polls and several computer polls. From 1998 to 2004 the AP Poll was used as one of the human polls but was replaced with the Harris Poll in 2005. The Coaches' Poll is the other poll used. This poll reflected, by agreement, the number one team at the end of the year in the BCS Poll. The computer polls were averaged into the total and the methods of the computer polls varied with year to year.

BCS rankings were released for the first time each year towards the end of September or beginning of October and there was no "final" poll released since the Coaches' Poll took care of that.

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BCS Poll 10/27