Undefeated weekend strengthens FSU’s hold on No. 1 2019 USA Today/NFCA DI Top 25 Coaches Poll

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Undefeated weekend strengthens FSU’s hold on No. 1 2019 USA Today/NFCA DI Top 25 Coaches Poll

                                                     

LOUISVILLE, Ky. –Florida State posted a 6-0 mark at the St. Pete/Clearwater Elite Invitational to strengthens its hold on the No. 1 ranking in this week’s USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll. The Seminoles (11-0) received 29 of a possible 32 first-place votes and 793 points.

 

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2019 USA Today / NFCA Division I
Top 25 Coaches Poll – February 19 (Week 2)

Rank School Totals 2019

Record

Prev. Ranking
1 Florida State (29) 793 11-0 1
2 UCLA (2) 767 9-0 2
3 Florida 721 11-0 4
4 Oklahoma 708 9-1 3
5 Washington (1) 676 8-1 5
6 Alabama 614 10-0 7
7 Tennessee 561 8-2 6
8 Georgia 544 9-1 10
9 LSU 536 9-2 8
10 Louisiana 511 11-0 13
11 Texas 485 7-1 11
12 Arkansas 461 8-1 12
13 Arizona State 404 8-2 14
14 Arizona 393 6-4 9
15 South Carolina 366 7-2 15
16 Kentucky 269 6-5 18
17 Oregon 242 7-2 19
18 James Madison 227 3-2 23
19 Indiana 209 9-0 24
20 Oklahoma State 176 7-3 20
21 Baylor 144 7-4 16
22 Auburn 120 7-3 21
23 Texas Tech 89 10-0 RV
24 Minnesota 57 4-3 RV
25 Illinois 52 7-2 RV

 

New to Poll:No. 23 Texas Tech, No. 24 Minnesota, No. 25 Illinois

 

Dropped Out:No. 17 Michigan (4-5), No. 22 Texas A&M (8-3), No. 25 Mississippi State (6-3).

 

Receiving Votes: Michigan (44), Texas A&M (44), Oregon State (35), Mississippi State (26), Louisiana Tech (23), North Carolina (23), Notre Dame (12), Northwestern (10), Ohio State (10), Boise State (9), Loyola Marymount (7), Nebraska (6), Ole Miss (6), Liberty (4), Missouri (4), NC State (4), New Mexico State (3), Southern Illinois (2), Virginia Tech (2), California (1).

 

The 2019 USA Today / NFCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll is voted on by 32 NCAA Division I head coaches with one representing each of the NCAA’s Division I Conferences. Record reflect games played through Feb. 17, 2019.

Rank School Totals 2019

Record Prev. Ranking

1Florida State (29)79311-01

2UCLA (2)7679-02

3Florida72111-04

4Oklahoma7089-13

5Washington (1)6768-15

6Alabama61410-07

7Tennessee5618-26

8Georgia5449-110

9LSU5369-28

10Louisiana51111-013

11Texas4857-111

12Arkansas4618-112

13Arizona State4048-214

14Arizona3936-49

15South Carolina3667-215

16Kentucky2696-518

17Oregon2427-219

18James Madison2273-223

19Indiana2099-024

20Oklahoma State1767-320

21Baylor1447-416

22Auburn1207-321

23Texas Tech8910-0RV

24Minnesota574-3RV

25Illinois527-2RV

 

New to Poll:No. 23 Texas Tech, No. 24 Minnesota, No. 25 Illinois

 

Dropped Out:No. 17 Michigan (4-5), No. 22 Texas A&M (8-3), No. 25 Mississippi State (6-3).

 

Receiving Votes: Michigan (44), Texas A&M (44), Oregon State (35), Mississippi State (26), Louisiana Tech (23), North Carolina (23), Notre Dame (12), Northwestern (10), Ohio State (10), Boise State (9), Loyola Marymount (7), Nebraska (6), Ole Miss (6), Liberty (4), Missouri (4), NC State (4), New Mexico State (3), Southern Illinois (2), Virginia Tech (2), California (1).

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