BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Auburn (12-0)	0.978	2	2	2	1.00
2	Oregon (11-0)	0.978	1	1	1	0.96
3	TCU (12-0)	0.917	3	3	3	0.92
4	Stanford (11-1)	0.841	5	5	5	0.84
5	Wisconsin (11-1)	0.819	4	4	4	0.73
6	Ohio State (11-1)	0.763	6	6	6	0.66
7	Arkansas (10-2)	0.719	8	8	8	0.77
8	Michigan State (11-1)	0.698	7	7	7	0.63
9	Oklahoma (10-2)	0.678	9	9	10	0.76
10	LSU (10-2)	0.607	11	12	11	0.73
11	Boise State (10-1)	0.581	10	10	9	0.52
12	Missouri (10-2)	0.515	14	14	15	0.64
13	Nebraska (10-2)	0.507	13	13	13	0.49
14	Oklahoma State (10-2)	0.463	16	15	16	0.53
15	Virginia Tech (10-2)	0.440	12	11	12	0.22
16	Alabama (9-3)	0.420	18	19	17	0.53
17	Nevada (11-1)	0.404	15	17	14	0.36
18	Texas A&M (9-3)	0.391	19	18	19	0.47
19	South Carolina (9-3)	0.382	17	16	18	0.32
20	Utah (10-2)	0.225	21	21	21	0.28
21	Florida State (9-3)	0.213	20	20	20	0.17
22	Mississippi State (8-4)	0.163	22	22	22	0.20
23	Arizona (7-4)	0.071	25	NR	NR	0.14
24	West Virginia (8-3)	0.054	23	24	23	0.00
25	Northern Illinois (10-2)	0.048	24	23	24	0.00

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Oregon (10-0)	0.976	1	1	1	0.96
2	Auburn (11-0)	0.968	2	2	2	1.00
3	TCU (11-0)	0.900	4	4	4	0.92
4	Boise State (10-0)	0.886	3	3	3	0.83
5	LSU (10-1)	0.819	6	6	6	0.88
6	Stanford (10-1)	0.776	7	8	7	0.80
7	Wisconsin (10-1)	0.769	5	5	5	0.68
8	Ohio State (10-1)	0.715	8	7	8	0.64
9	Oklahoma State (10-1)	0.682	9	9	10	0.74
10	Michigan State (10-1)	0.606	10	10	11	0.56
11	Alabama (9-2)	0.602	11	11	9	0.58
12	Arkansas (9-2)	0.570	12	12	12	0.62
13	Oklahoma (9-2)	0.504	13	13	14	0.52
14	Missouri (9-2)	0.456	16	16	15	0.56
15	Nebraska (9-2)	0.442	15	15	16	0.49
16	Virginia Tech (9-2)	0.421	14	14	13	0.31
17	Texas A&M (8-3)	0.361	18	18	17	0.42
18	South Carolina (8-3)	0.358	17	17	18	0.32
19	Nevada (10-1)	0.294	19	19	19	0.26
20	Utah (9-2)	0.196	20	22	23	0.26
21	Arizona (7-3)	0.185	21	20	20	0.20
22	Florida State (8-3)	0.130	22	21	22	0.07
23	North Carolina State (8-3)	0.092	23	23	21	0.02
24	Iowa (7-4)	0.090	24	24	24	0.12
25	Mississippi State (7-4)	0.086	25	25	25	0.15

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Oregon (10-0)	0.975	1	1	1	0.96
2	Auburn (11-0)	0.969	2	2	2	1.00
3	TCU (11-0)	0.897	4	4	4	0.89
4	Boise State (9-0)	0.863	3	3	3	0.78
5	LSU (9-1)	0.824	6	6	5	0.89
6	Stanford (9-1)	0.755	8	8	7	0.80
7	Wisconsin (9-1)	0.726	5	5	6	0.57
8	Nebraska (9-1)	0.720	9	9	9	0.75
9	Ohio State (9-1)	0.667	7	7	8	0.50
10	Oklahoma State (9-1)	0.660	12	10	12	0.78
11	Alabama (8-2)	0.615	11	12	10	0.69
12	Michigan State (9-1)	0.607	10	11	11	0.60
13	Arkansas (8-2)	0.513	13	13	13	0.50
14	Oklahoma (8-2)	0.473	14	14	16	0.49
15	Missouri (8-2)	0.456	16	16	15	0.58
16	Virginia Tech (8-2)	0.368	15	15	14	0.21
17	South Carolina (7-3)	0.324	17	17	17	0.28
18	Nevada (9-1)	0.302	18	18	19	0.32
19	Texas A&M (7-3)	0.279	20	19	18	0.37
20	Iowa (7-3)	0.219	19	20	21	0.21
21	Mississippi State (7-3)	0.177	22	22	22	0.29
22	Arizona (7-3)	0.141	23	23	23	0.20
23	Utah (8-2)	0.111	21	24	25	0.11
24	Miami (Fla.) (7-3)	0.089	24	21	24	0.01
25	Florida State (7-3)	0.042	25	26	NR	0.00

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Oregon (9-0)	0.964	1	1	1	0.91
2	Auburn (10-0)	0.961	2	2	2	1.00
3	TCU (10-0)	0.926	3	3	3	0.95
4	Boise State (8-0)	0.866	4	4	4	0.79
5	LSU (8-1)	0.817	6	6	5	0.89
6	Stanford (8-1)	0.745	8	9	7	0.77
7	Wisconsin (8-1)	0.735	5	5	6	0.62
8	Nebraska (8-1)	0.730	9	8	9	0.77
9	Ohio State (8-1)	0.661	7	7	8	0.47
10	Oklahoma State (8-1)	0.621	13	11	12	0.77
11	Michigan State (9-1)	0.618	10	10	10	0.67
12	Alabama (7-2)	0.549	11	12	11	0.54
13	Iowa (7-2)	0.522	12	13	13	0.49
14	Utah (8-1)	0.467	15	15	15	0.51
15	Arkansas (7-2)	0.457	14	14	14	0.40
16	Oklahoma (7-2)	0.390	16	16	19	0.41
17	Missouri (7-2)	0.351	20	20	20	0.52
18	Arizona (7-2)	0.320	NR	19	18	0.40
19	Mississippi State (7-2)	0.317	18	18	17	0.31
20	Virginia Tech (7-2)	0.265	17	17	16	0.05
21	Nevada (8-1)	0.198	21	21	21	0.14
22	Florida (6-3)	0.083	23	24	24	0.11
23	South Carolina (6-3)	0.081	22	22	22	0.04
24	Kansas State (6-3)	0.077	NR	NR	NR	0.19
25	Texas A&M (6-3)	0.069	24	25	23	0.11

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Oregon (8-0)	0.978	1	1	1	0.95
2	Auburn (9-0)	0.960	2	2	3	1.00
3	TCU (9-0)	0.891	4	4	4	0.91
4	Boise State (7-0)	0.882	3	3	2	0.80
5	Utah (8-0)	0.732	6	6	6	0.66
6	Alabama (7-1)	0.719	5	5	5	0.51
7	Nebraska (7-1)	0.687	11	10	9	0.78
8	Oklahoma(7-1)	0.685	9	9	11	0.72
9	Wisconsin (7-1)	0.674	7	7	7	0.56
10	LSU (7-1)	0.654	12	11	12	0.78
11	Ohio State (8-1)	0.613	8	8	8	0.43
12	Missouri (7-1)	0.594	15	14	14	0.87
13	Stanford (7-1)	0.578	10	12	10	0.53
14	Michigan State (8-1)	0.514	16	15	16	0.65
15	Arizona (7-1)	0.494	13	13	13	0.52
16	Iowa (6-2)	0.429	14	16	15	0.39
17	Oklahoma State (7-1)	0.387	18	18	19	0.52
18	Arkansas (6-2)	0.294	17	19	17	0.24
19	South Carolina (6-2)	0.273	19	17	18	0.15
20	Mississippi State (7-2)	0.243	21	21	21	0.31
21	Baylor (7-2)	0.179	22	22	22	0.22
22	Virginia Tech (6-2)	0.160	20	20	20	0.00
23	Nevada (7-1)	0.096	23	23	25	0.11
24	Florida State (6-2)	0.074	24	24	24	0.06
25	North Carolina State (6-2)	0.055	25	25	23	0.05

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Auburn (8-0)	0.937	3	3	3	0.98
2	Oregon (7-0)	0.907	1	1	1	0.74
3	Boise State (6-0)	0.885	2	2	2	0.78
4	TCU (8-0)	0.883	4	4	4	0.87
5	Michigan State (8-0)	0.839	5	5	5	0.93
6	Missouri (7-0)	0.801	8	8	7	0.96
7	Alabama (7-1)	0.710	6	6	6	0.57
8	Utah (7-0)	0.705	7	7	8	0.64
9	Oklahoma (6-1)	0.669	11	11	11	0.82
10	Wisconsin (7-1)	0.658	9	9	9	0.65
11	Ohio State (7-1)	0.636	10	10	10	0.60
12	LSU (7-1)	0.622	12	13	12	0.78
13	Stanford (6-1)	0.519	13	14	13	0.49
14	Nebraska (6-1)	0.507	14	12	14	0.47
15	Arizona (6-1)	0.449	15	16	15	0.50
16	Florida State (6-1)	0.440	16	15	16	0.46
17	Oklahoma State (6-1)	0.305	20	20	20	0.39
18	Iowa (5-2)	0.283	17	19	18	0.26
19	Arkansas (5-2)	0.248	18	18	19	0.18
20	South Carolina (5-2)	0.243	19	17	17	0.16
21	Mississippi State (6-2)	0.196	23	23	23	0.28
22	Miami (Fla.) (5-2)	0.180	22	22	22	0.20
23	Virginia Tech (6-2)	0.137	21	21	21	0.00
24	Nevada (6-1)	0.087	24	26	NR	0.17
25	Baylor (6-2)	0.040	25	24	25	0.03

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Average	Harris Rank	Coaches Rank	AP Rank	CPU Pct
1	Oklahoma (6-0)	0.922	4	3	3	0.98
2	Oregon (6-0)	0.892	1	1	1	0.71
3	Boise State (6-0)	0.890	2	2	2	0.78
4	Auburn (7-0)	0.864	5	5	5	0.90
5	TCU (7-0)	0.857	3	4	4	0.80
6	LSU (7-0)	0.825	6	6	6	0.94
7	Michigan State (7-0)	0.763	8	8	8	0.89
8	Alabama (6-1)	0.665	7	7	7	0.52
9	Utah (6-0)	0.654	9	9	9	0.60
10	Ohio State (6-1)	0.573	10	10	11	0.46
11	Missouri (6-0)	0.549	16	16	18	0.79
12	Stanford (5-1)	0.537	13	14	12	0.63
13	Wisconsin (6-1)	0.534	11	11	10	0.43
14	Oklahoma State (6-0)	0.526	15	15	17	0.69
15	Iowa (5-1)	0.482	12	12	13	0.38
16	Nebraska (5-1)	0.430	14	13	14	0.30
17	Florida State (6-1)	0.427	17	17	16	0.47
18	Arizona (5-1)	0.381	18	18	15	0.44
19	Texas (4-2)	0.221	22	22	22	0.35
20	West Virginia (5-1)	0.181	19	19	20	0.09
21	South Carolina (4-2)	0.156	21	20	19	0.07
22	Kansas State (5-1)	0.142	25	27	NR	0.34
23	Arkansas (4-2)	0.130	20	21	21	0.00
24	Mississippi State (5-2)	0.125	27	24	24	0.24
25	Virginia Tech (5-2)	0.066	23	23	23	0.00

BCS Explained:

To derive a team’s poll percentages in the Harris Interactive and the USA Today polls, each team’s point total is divided by a maximum 2825 possible points in the Harris Interactive Poll and 1525 possible points in the USA Today poll.

Six computer rankings calculated in inverse points order (25 for #1, 24 for #2, etc.) are used to determine the overall computer component. The best and worst ranking for each team is dropped, and the remaining four are added and divided by 100 (the maximum possible points) to produce a Computer Rankings Percentage. The six computer ranking providers are Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin, and Peter Wolfe. Each computer ranking accounts for schedule strength in its formula.

The BCS Average is calculated by averaging the percent totals of the Harris Interactive and USA Today polls, and computer rankings.

AP Poll

RK	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREV
1	Ohio State (34)	6-0	1453	2
2	Oregon (15)	6-0	1427	3
3	Boise State (8)	5-0	1395	4
4	TCU (1)	6-0	1304	5
5	Nebraska	5-0	1236	7
6	Oklahoma (2)	5-0	1225	6
7	Auburn	6-0	1104	8
8	Alabama	5-1	1021	1
9	LSU	6-0	999	12
10	South Carolina	4-1	978	19
11	Utah	5-0	926	10
12	Arkansas	4-1	813	11
13	Michigan State	6-0	806	17
14	Stanford	5-1	732	16
15	Iowa	4-1	648	15
16	Florida State	5-1	547	23
17	Arizona	4-1	472	9
18	Wisconsin	5-1	410	20
19	Nevada	6-0	376	21
20	Oklahoma State	5-0	348	22
21	Missouri	5-0	298	24
22	Florida	4-2	209	14
23	AirForce	5-1	187	25
24	Oregon State	3-2	186	31
25	West Virginia	4-1	141	26

Others Receiving Votes: Michigan(5-1) 137; Miami (Fla.)(3-2) 63; North Carolina State(5-1) 31; Virginia Tech(4-2) 17; Northwestern(5-1) 5; Texas(3-2) 5; Kansas State(4-1) 1

USA Today/Coaches’ Poll

RK	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREV
1	Ohio State (49)	6-0	1455	2
2	Oregon (6)	6-0	1388	3
3	Boise State (1)	5-0	1335	4
4	Nebraska (2)	5-0	1272	6
5	TCU (1)	6-0	1213	5
6	Oklahoma	5-0	1193	7
7	Auburn	6-0	1060	8
8	Alabama	5-1	1029	1
9	LSU	6-0	1021	9
10	Utah	5-0	940	10
11	Michigan State	6-0	838	16
12	South Carolina	4-1	835	20
13	Arkansas	4-1	780	13
14	Iowa	4-1	710	15
15	Stanford	5-1	618	18
16	Wisconsin	5-1	542	19
17	Florida State	5-1	496	24
18	Oklahoma State	5-0	478	21
19	Missouri	5-0	434	22
20	Arizona	4-1	367	11
21	Nevada	6-0	329	23
22	Florida	4-2	242	12
23	Air Force	5-1	151	27
24	Michigan	5-1	137	17
25	West Virginia	4-1	88	28

Others Receiving Votes: Miami (Fla.)(3-2) 66; North Carolina State(5-1) 41; Texas(3-2) 31; Oregon State(3-2) 30; Virginia Tech(4-2) 24; Northwestern(5-1) 23; Mississippi State(4-2) 7; Maryland(4-1) 2

AP Poll

RK	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREV
1	Alabama (58)	5-0	1497	1
2	Ohio State (1)	5-0	1401	2
3	Oregon	5-0	1379	4
4	Boise State (1)	4-0	1341	3
5	TCU	5-0	1250	5
6	Oklahoma	5-0	1183	8
7	Nebraska	4-0	1172	6
8	Auburn	5-0	1045	10
9	Arizona	4-0	898	14
10	Utah	4-0	860	13
11	Arkansas	3-1	825	15
12	LSU	5-0	819	12
13	Miami (Fla.)	3-1	769	16
14	Florida	4-1	681	7
15	Iowa	4-1	670	17
16	Stanford	4-1	663	9
17	Michigan State	5-0	607	24
18	Michigan	5-0	555	19
19	South Carolina	3-1	450	20
20	Wisconsin	4-1	316	11
21	Nevada	5-0	286	25
22	Oklahoma State	4-0	173	31
23	Florida State	4-1	162	27
24	Missouri	4-0	99	27
25	Air Force	4-1	94	29

Others Receiving Votes: West Virginia(3-1) 83; Kansas State(4-0) 69; Southern California(4-1) 52; Texas(3-2) 33; Northwestern(5-0) 25; Oregon State(2-2) 12; Baylor(4-1) 10; Virginia Tech(3-2) 8; UCLA(3-2) 8; North Carolina State(4-1) 4; Penn State(3-2) 1

USA Today/Coaches’ Poll

AP Poll

RK	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREV
1	Alabama (57)	4-0	1496	1
2	Ohio State (2)	4-0	1431	2
3	Boise State (1)	3-0	1356	3
4	Oregon	4-0	1276	5
5	TCU	4-0	1269	4
6	Nebraska	4-0	1158	6
7	Florida	4-0	1132	9
8	Oklahoma	4-0	1095	8
9	Stanford	4-0	891	16
10	Auburn	4-0	858	17
11	Wisconsin	4-0	852	11
12	LSU	4-0	804	15
13	Utah	4-0	790	13
14	Arizona	4-0	722	14
15	Arkansas	3-1	721	10
16	Miami (Fla.)	2-1	597	19
17	Iowa	3-1	503	18
18	Southern California	4-0	466	20
19	South Carolina	3-1	406	12
20	Michigan	4-0	396	21
21	Texas	3-1	374	7
22	Penn State	3-1	199	23
23	North Carolina State	4-0	163	33
24	Michigan State	4-0	146	25
25	Nevada	4-0	120	27

Others Receiving Votes: West Virginia(3-1) 62; Florida State(3-1) 51; Missouri(4-0) 51; Air Force(3-1) 32; Kansas State(4-0) 27; Oklahoma State(3-0) 24; Clemson(2-1) 9; UCLA(2-2) 9; Oregon State(1-2) 7; Northwestern(4-0) 4; Houston(3-1) 3

USA Today/Coaches’ Poll