Texas A Unanimous #1 Choice

UNDATED (AP) - A convincing win over the 11th-ranked team in the
country has resulted in a unanimous Number 1 in The Associated
Press college football poll. A day after crushing Missouri 56-31,
Texas is in the top spot for a second week in a row, named first on
all 65 ballots cast by media members from across the nation. A week
after falling from third to 11th, Missouri drops to Number 16.
Alabama, Penn State, Oklahoma, Florida and Southern California
hold steady at two through six. Oklahoma State is seventh,
flip-flopping with Texas Tech. Georgia slips up a spot to ninth and
Ohio State jumps two places to round out the top 10.
Running down 11 through 20, you've got LSU, Utah, Boise State,
South Florida, newcomer TCU checking in at Number 15, Missouri,
Pittsburgh, BYU, Kansas and Ball State.
It's all newcomers in the last five, with Georgia Tech at Number
21 followed by Tulsa, Boston College, Florida State and Minnesota.

The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll,
with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 18,
total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one
point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Texas (65) 7-0 1,625 1
2. Alabama 7-0 1,543 2
3. Penn St. 8-0 1,506 3
4. Oklahoma 6-1 1,358 4
5. Florida 5-1 1,307 5
6. Southern Cal 5-1 1,292 6
7. Oklahoma St. 7-0 1,252 8
8. Texas Tech 7-0 1,194 7
9. Georgia 6-1 1,117 10
10. Ohio St. 7-1 1,053 12
11. LSU 5-1 987 13
12. Utah 8-0 943 14
13. Boise St. 6-0 849 15
14. South Florida 6-1 674 19
15. TCU 7-1 643 -
16. Missouri 5-2 568 11
17. Pittsburgh 5-1 540 23
18. BYU 6-1 412 9
19. Kansas 5-2 364 16
20. Ball St. 7-0 357 24
21. Georgia Tech 6-1 338 -
22. Tulsa 7-0 321 -
23. Boston College 5-1 281 -
24. Florida St. 5-1 190 -
25. Minnesota 6-1 149 -
Others receiving votes: Northwestern 62, Virginia Tech 62,
Vanderbilt 61, Michigan St. 15, North Carolina 14, Kentucky 10,
Maryland 10, Cincinnati 9, Oregon 8, Arizona 6, California 3,
Oregon St. 2.

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