Posted by Staff in sports | Print | Email Friend |
Bookmark and Share
Receive updates via Twitter

Play Online Games or check out free cooking recipes

Subscribe to Sports RSS Feed: rss feed sports

Texas hooks top spot in coaches poll


ARLINGTON, Va., Oct. 13 (UPI) --

Texas vaulted into the top spot Sunday night when the latest USA Today college football coaches' poll was released.

The unbeaten Longhorns (6-0) downed archrival Oklahoma, last week's No. 1 team, 45-35, Saturday in the annual Red River Shootout at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.

Texas was followed in the top five by Alabama (6-0), Penn State (7-0), Southern California (4-1) and Texas Tech (6-0).

Spots 6-10 were manned by the Sooners (5-1), Florida (5-1), Brigham Young (6-0), Georgia (5-1) and Oklahoma State (6-0).

Ohio State (6-1) leads the next 10 schools at No. 11, followed by Missouri (5-1), Utah (7-0), LSU (4-1), Kansas (5-1), Boise State (5-0), Michigan State (6-1), Virginia Tech (5-1), Wake Forest (4-1) and South Florida (5-1).

The final five spots in the poll were occupied by North Carolina (5-1), California (4-1), Vanderbilt (5-1), TCU (6-1) and Ball State (7-0).

Northwestern, Auburn and Wisconsin fell out of the rankings.


Copyright 2008 by United Press International
All Rights Reserved.

Times of the Internet, now in Spanish


Published: Monday 13th of October 2008 01:12:49 AM
Print | Email Friend |
Receive updates via Twitter

Like this article? Then submit it to your favorite social network to share with others.
Bookmark and Share
Subscribe to Sports RSS Feed: rss feed sports
Read more news stories in sports.

Read the last five articles in the SPORTS category

Sat Jul 18 2009
times rss Home | Espanol | 24/7 Press Releases | About | Browse Tags | top stories
  1. Tiger departs Open to leave Watson centre stage
  2. MLB: Colorado 5, San Diego 3
  3. Wisconsin announces high-speed rail plan
  4. Resurgent Wall Street to be tested by earnings, Fed
  5. Kindle users lose Orwell titles
online games
latest news
  1. Spectator killed at Tour de France
  2. Abdelaziz seen as Mauritania front-runner
  3. World's oldest man dies in Britain at 113
  4. Nokia sells Symbian unit to Accenture
  5. Two U.S. pilots die in Afghanistan crash