RantSports 2014 Week 7 Official College Football Top 25 Rankings
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College Football Top 25 Rankings: Week 7
Let’s all step back and just take a breath. That was one CRAZY week in college football. Oregon, Alabama, Oklahoma and so many others all went down this week. I wonder if the College Football Playoff committee is still thrilled about their job?
As expected, the top 25 rankings for Week 7 look WAY different than last week’s rankings.
25. LSU Tigers (4-2)
25. LSU Tigers (4-2)
24. USC Trojans (3-2)
24. USC Trojans (3-2)
23. Wisconsin Badgers (3-2)
23. Wisconsin Badgers (3-2)
22. Stanford Cardinal (3-2)
22. Stanford Cardinal (3-2)
21. Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-1)
21. Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-1)
20. Missouri Tigers (4-1)
20. Missouri Tigers (4-1)
19. Arizona State Sun Devils (4-1)
19. Arizona State Sun Devils (4-1)
18. East Carolina Pirates (4-1)
18. East Carolina Pirates (4-1)
17. UCLA Bruins (4-1)
17. UCLA Bruins (4-1)
16. Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-1)
16. Oklahoma State Cowboys (4-1)
15. Arizona Wildcats (5-0)
15. Arizona Wildcats (5-0)
14. TCU Horned Frogs (4-0)
14. TCU Horned Frogs (4-0)
13. Ohio State Buckeyes (4-1)
13. Ohio State Buckeyes (4-1)
12. Texas A&M Aggies (5-1)
12. Texas A&M Aggies (5-1)
11. Oregon Ducks (4-1)
11. Oregon Ducks (4-1)
10. Oklahoma Sooners (4-1)
10. Oklahoma Sooners (4-1)
9. Alabama Crimson Tide (4-1)
9. Alabama Crimson Tide (4-1)
8. Georgia Bulldogs (4-1)
8. Georgia Bulldogs (4-1)
7. Michigan State Spartans (4-1)
7. Michigan State Spartans (4-1)
6. Mississippi State Bulldogs (5-0)
6. Mississippi State Bulldogs (5-0)
5. Ole Miss Rebels (5-0)
5. Ole Miss Rebels (5-0)
4. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5-0)
4. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5-0)
3. Baylor Bears (5-0)
3. Baylor Bears (5-0)
2. Auburn Tigers (5-0)
2. Auburn Tigers (5-0)
1. Florida State Seminoles (5-0)
1. Florida State Seminoles (5-0)
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