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Week 7 of the university football season was rich in upheavals, but several wins were won. One of the most successful teams is Michigan, which handled Wisconsin 38-13 in a perfect manner behind a devastating attack and excellent defense. The Wolverines climbed six places to seventh place, their highest ranking in the coaching survey this season.
Texas is also in the top 10, but the Longhorns needed to resist a late Baylor rally in Austin. The Longhorns, who have had a series of six consecutive victories, also make their appearance in the coaching rankings with 8th place. Texas was previously No. 14 after beating Oklahoma in Week 6 (and still three places behind the Sooners at the time).
Alabama remains the huge No. 1 team with 61 votes for first place. Ohio State and Clemson complete the top three, with the other three winning the other three. Notre Dame enters the top four thanks to Georgia's loss to LSU. The Tigers were the main winners of this week's poll, with seven places in fifth place.
Here's what the full poll looks like via USA Today:
- Alabama (61)
- State of Ohio (1)
- Clemson (2)
- our Lady
- LSU
- Georgia
- Michigan
- Texas
- UCF
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Florida
- West Virginia
- Washington
- State NC
- Penn State
- Kentucky
- Texas A & M
- Wisconsin
- South Florida
- Cincinnati
- Iowa
- State of Washington
- Stanford
- Colorado
Abandoned Schools: No. 15 Miami, No. 21 Auburn.
Other votes received: Miami 124; Mississippi State 110; State of Michigan 98; San Diego State 71; Duc 60; State of Appalachia 55; State of Utah 33; Utah 32; Southern California 25; Houston 7; Fresno State 6; South Carolina 5; Virginia 4; Auburn 4; Army 4; State of Iowa 3; Virginia Tech 3; North Texas 3; Texas Tech 1; Buffalo 1; Boston College 1; UAB 1.
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