The college football season has now officially hit its November home stretch with just the final third (or less) of the schedule remaining for programs around the country.
And the latest AP and Coaches polls released Sunday afternoon feature their greatest consensus to date from matching top 10s to, unfortunately for the Louisiana contingent, LSU and Tulane only earning minimal votes after their recent losses.
No. 1 Ohio State (8-0), No. 2 Indiana (9-0), No. 3 Texas A&M (8-0), No. 4 Alabama (7-1), No. 5 Georgia (7-1) and No. 6 Oregon (7-1) remain steady as the top six of both lists, which now also both round out their top 10 with No. 7 Ole Miss (8-1), No. 8 BYU (8-0), No. 9 Texas Tech (8-1) and No. 10 Notre Dame (6-2).
This week’s biggest risers include Texas (7-2) up seven and six spots to No. 13 on both lists, Utah (7-2) up seven spots to No. 17 in the AP and five to No. 19 in the Coaches and USC.
And the biggest falls include No. 15/16 Vanderbilt (7-2), No. 16/14 Georgia Tech (8-1), No. 18/18 Miami (6-2), No. 23/22 Tennessee (6-3) and No. 25/25 Cincinnati (7-2).
The first College Football Playoff rankings are scheduled to be released Tuesday at 7 p.m.
AP POLL — WEEK 11 (NOV. 2)
1. Ohio State (8-0) — steady
2. Indiana (9-0) — steady
3. Texas A&M (8-0) — steady
4. Alabama (7-1) — steady
5. Georgia (7-1) — steady
6. Oregon (7-1) — steady
7. Ole Miss (8-1) — steady
8. BYU (8-0) — up 2
9. Texas Tech (8-1) — up 4
10. Notre Dame (6-2) — up 2
11. Oklahoma (7-2) — up 2
12. Virginia (8-1) — up 3
13. Texas (7-2) — up 7
14. Louisville (7-1) — up 2
15. Vanderbilt (7-2) — down 6
16. Georgia Tech (8-1) — down 8
17. Utah (7-2) — up 7
18. Miami (6-2) — down 8
19. Missouri (6-2) — steady
20. USC (6-2) — up 3
21. Michigan (7-2) — steady
22. Memphis (8-1) — up 3
23. Tennessee (6-3) — down 9
24. Washington (6-2) — previously unranked
25. Cincinnati (7-2) — down 8
Others receiving votes: Iowa, James Madison, Pittsburgh, San Diego State, North Texas, South Florida, SMU, Houston, Illinois, LSU, Arizona State.
COACHES POLL — WEEK 11 (NOV. 2)
1. Ohio State (8-0) — steady
2. Indiana (9-0) — steady
3. Texas A&M (8-0) — steady
4. Alabama (7-1) — steady
5. Georgia (7-1) — steady
6. Oregon (7-1) — steady
7. Ole Miss (8-1) — up 1
8. BYU (8-0) — up 2
9. Texas Tech (8-1) — up 4
10. Notre Dame (6-2) — up 2
11. Virginia (8-1) — up 4
12. Oklahoma (7-2) — up 6
13. Texas (7-2) — up 6
14. Georgia Tech (8-1) — down 7
15. Louisville (7-1) — up 2
16. Vanderbilt (7-2) — down 5
17. Missouri (6-2) — up 3
18. Miami (6-2) — down 9
19. Utah (7-2) — up 5
20. Michigan (7-2) — up 1
21. USC (6-2) — previously unranked
22. Tennessee (6-3) — down 8
23. Memphis (8-1) — up 2
24. Iowa (6-2) — previously unranked
25. Cincinnati (7-2) — down 8
Others receiving votes: Washington, North Texas, James Madison, San Diego State, Pittsburgh, South Florida, Houston, Navy, TCU, Illinois, SMU, Arizona State, Tulane, Minnesota, LSU.
