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Week five Associated Press top 25

1.Ohio State (59) 4-0

2.Auburn (2) 4-0

3.USC (2) 3-0

4.West Virginia (2) 4-0

5.Florida 4-0

6.Michigan 4-0

7.Texas 3-1

8.Louisville 4-0

9.LSU 3-1

10.Georgia 4-0

11.Virginia Tech 4-0

12.Notre Dame 3-1

13.Iowa 4-0

14.Oregon 3-0

15.Tennessee 3-1

16.Oklahoma 3-1

17.TCU 4-0

18.Clemson 3-1

19.Florida State 3-1

20.California 3-1

21.Nebraska 3-1

22.Boise State 4-0

23.Rutgers 4-0

24.Georgia Tech 3-1

25.Missouri 4-0

Others receiving votes

Boston College 42, Miami (FL) 37, Arizona State 34, Purdue 34, Texas A & M 20, Michigan State 20, Penn State 19, Texas Tech 17, Arkansas 13, Washington 13, Wake Forest 12, Wisconsin 6, Houston 5, UCLA 5, Alabama 3

Dropped from rankings

Boston College 20, Arizona State 22

Week five USA today top 25

1.Ohio State (59) 4-0

2.USC (2) 3-0

3.Auburn (2) 4-0

4.West Virginia 4-0

5.Florida 4-0

6.Michigan 4-0

7.Texas 3-1

8.Louisville 4-0

9.Georgia 4-0

10.LSU 3-1

11.Virginia Tech 4-0

12.Oregon 3-0

13.Iowa 4-0

14.Notre Dame 3-1

15.TCU 3-0

16.Oklahoma 3-1

17.Florida State 3-1

18.Tennessee 3-1

19.Clemson 3-1

20.California 3-1

21.Nebraska 3-1

22.Boise State 4-0

23.Rutgers 4-0

24.Texas Tech 3-1

25.Boston College 3-1

Others receiving votes

Alabama 52, Arizona State 39, Arkansas 39, Missouri 39, Purdue 36, Georgia Tech 33, Miami (FL) 29, Penn State 24, Texas A & M 23, Michigan State 17, Wake Forest 16, Washington 6, Wisconsin 5, Southern Miss 4, Houston 3, UCLA 2, Pittsburgh 2, South Carolina 2, Utah 1, Nevada 1

Dropped from rankings

Arizona State 18, Alabama 22

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Filed under: Blue-N-Orange, SPORTS — Archive @ 12:00 am September 28th, 2006

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