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Coaches poll:

1 Oregon (12-0)
2 Texas (11-1)
3 Penn State (11-1)
4 Notre Dame (11-1)
5 Georgia (10-2)
6 Tennessee (10-2)
7 SMU (11-1)
8 Ohio State (10-2)
9 Indiana (11-1)
10 Boise State (11-1)
11 Alabama (9-3)
12 South Carolina (9-3)
13 Arizona State (10-2)
14 Miami (FL) (10-2)
15 Ole Miss (9-3)
16 Iowa State (10-2)
17 Clemson (9-3)
18 BYU (10-2)
19 UNLV (10-2)
20 Missouri (9-3)
21 Illinois (9-3)
22 Colorado (9-3)
23 Army West Point (10-1)
24 Memphis (10-2)
25 Syracuse (9-3)

Schools Dropped Out
No. 18 Tulane; No. 19 Texas A&M;

Others Receiving Votes
Texas A&M 90; Duke 39; Tulane 37; Louisville 18; Kansas State 15; Louisiana 11; Michigan 2; Georgia Tech 2; Miami (OH) 1; Iowa 1;



Associated Press top 25

1 Oregon (12-0)
2 Texas (11-1)
3 Penn State (11-1)
4 Notre Dame (11-1)
5 Georgia (10-2)
6 Tennessee (10-2)
7 Ohio State (10-2)
8 SMU (11-1)
9 Indiana (11-1)
10 Boise State (11-1)
11 Alabama (9-3)
12 Arizona State (10-2)
13 South Carolina (9-3)
14 Miami (FL) (10-2)
15 Ole Miss (9-3)
16 Iowa State (10-2)
17 BYU (10-2)
18 Clemson (9-3)
19 UNLV (10-2)
20 Colorado (9-3)
21 Illinois (9-3)
22 Missouri (9-3)
23 Syracuse (9-3)
24 Army West Point (10-1)
25 Memphis (10-2)

From SMUMustangs.com:

Mustangs Move Up In AP And Coaches Poll

DALLAS (SMU) – SMU Football continued its climb up the rankings in the most recent polls on Sunday after a stellar performance in the home finale against Cal on Saturday, winning 38-6.

The Mustangs moved up one spot in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll, coming in at eighth. They also rose up two spots in the US LBM Coaches Poll, finishing at seventh.

The No. 7 ranking the AP poll is the highest SMU has been since 1985.

The Mustangs were the highest-ranked team in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

This marks the ninth straight week SMU has appeared in both polls.

A 38-6 victory against the Golden Bears gave the Mustangs back-to-back 11-win seasons for the first time in program history.

SMU became just the sixth program in ACC history to go at least 8-0 in conference play since the conference went to eight-game schedules in 1992.

For those who have been PonyFans for longer than the last 5 minutes, look at that list and let it sink in. The Ponies are ranked higher than Ohio State in one poll, and Bama, Ole Miss, Miami, Clemson, BYU, etc., in both.
What a time to be a PonyFan!

New AP Poll has us one below Alabama by EXACTLY one point. 837-838