Week 6 Pannell Poll

 


  1. Oregon (5-0) =
  2. Miami (4-0) =
  3. Ohio State (4-0) =
  4. Oklahoma (4-0) =
  5. Ole Miss (5-0) =
  6. Texas A&M (4-0) +2
  7. Texas Tech (4-0) +3
  8. Indiana (5-0) +5
  9. Missouri (5-0) +3
  10. Georgia (3-1) -5
  11. Tennessee (4-1) =
  12. Alabama (3-1) +4
  13. Iowa State (5-0) +7
  14. LSU (4-1) -7
  15. Vanderbilt (5-0) +6
  16. Penn State (3-1) -2
  17. Florida State (3-1) -11
  18. Michigan (3-1) -1
  19. Georgia Tech (5-0) =
  20. Maryland (4-0) +3
  21. Memphis (5-0) +4
  22. Arizona State (4-1) NR
  23. Illinois (4-1) NR
  24. USC (4-1) -9
  25. Notre Dame (2-2) NR

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