Week 7 College Football Rankings: Florida State Tops Again

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Prior to Week 6, we notched Florida State down a spot in favor of the explosive Oregon Ducks. For our Week 7 college football rankings, in acknowledgement of Oregon imploding as opposed to exploding, the Seminoles have been returned to their rightful place.

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In fact, Oregon was not alone, as several top ten teams went down to defeat in Week 6. This has given us a major shake-up in college football and the playoff race.

Week 7 College Football Rankings: The Real Polls

Florida State is number one in both the AP and USA Today poll. Auburn has slid back up to number two. The two Mississippi SEC schools are tied for third in the AP. Alabama has dropped to seventh in both, and Oregon is out of the top ten.

Week 7 College Football Rankings: Our Poll

1. Florida State Seminoles (ACC)
2. Auburn Tigers (SEC)
3. Baylor Bears (Big 12)
4. Mississippi Rebels (SEC)
5. Mississippi State Bulldogs (SEC)

6. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Ind.)
7. Alabama Crimson Tide (SEC)
8. Michigan State Spartans (Big Ten)
9. Oklahoma Sooners (Big 12)
10. Oregon Ducks (Pac-12)

11. Georgia Bulldogs (SEC)
12. TCU Horned Frogs (Big 12)
13. Arizona Wildcats (Pac-12)
14. Texas A&M Aggies (SEC)
15. Ohio State Buckeyes (Big Ten)

16. Kansas State Wildcats (Big 12)
17. East Carolina Pirates (AAC)
18. UCLA Bruins (Pac-12)
19. Oklahoma State Cowboys (Big 12)
20. Arizona State Sun Devils (Pac-12)

21. Nebraska Cornhuskers (Big Ten)
22. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (ACC)
23. Utah Utes (Pac-12)
24. Missouri Tigers (SEC)
25. Clemson Tigers (ACC)

Week 7 College Football Rankings: By Conference

SEC (7) | Big 12 (5) | Pac-12 (5) | ACC (3) | Big Ten (3) | AAC (1) | Ind. (1)

Week 7 College Football Rankings: Sayonara

This week, we have unranked Stanford (previously #14), LSU (15), Wisconsin (17), and BYU (19).

The pick for 25th came down to Clemson and Stanford, and we gave it to Clemson as they’ve looked a bit better overall and seem to be back on the upswing.