College Football Polls Receive Shake Up After Ranked Teams Lose

The new college football polls are out and Ohio State remained the #1 team in the country, while the University of Miami had there NCAA leading consecutive weeks in the top 25 streak ended.

There was a change in the top 5 as Notre Dame dropped from 2 to 12 after being humiliated by Michigan. Michigan jumped to #6.

Also entering the top 5 was Florida, after their come from behind road yictory at Tennessee. The Volunteers dropped to #15.

Louisville made a jump to #8 after defeating the Hurricanes in impressive fashion.

Miami, which had the longest active consecutive weeks in the polls streak, dropped out of the top 25 after starting the season 1-2.

Clemson got back into the top 25 at #19 after beating Florida State in Tallahassee. Florida State fell to #18.

After Ohio State the top ten is as follows, Auburn, USC, West Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Loisville, Georgia, and LSU.

September 17, 2006
Posted By Vincent Tapoglia III
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