Here are the results of the 2010 preseason BP poll:
01. Alabama 953 (25); beat San Jose State, 48-3
02. Ohio State 949 (14); beat Marshall, 45-7
03. Florida 840; beat Miami of Ohio, 34-12
04. Texas 796; beat Rice, 34-17
05. Boise State 741; beat #8 Virginia Tech, 33-30
06. Iowa 740; beat Eastern Illinois, 37-7
07. Oklahoma 738; beat Utah State, 31-24
08. Virginia Tech 722; lost to #5 Boise State, 30-33
09. Nebraska 721; beat Western Kentucky, 49-10
10. Texas Christian 639; beat #22 Oregon State, 30-21
11. Wisconsin 627; beat UNLV, 41-21
12. Miami 529; beat Florida A+M, 45-0
13. Oregon 477; beat New Mexico, 72-0
14. Pittsburgh 420; lost to Utah, 24-27 (OT)
15. Georgia Tech 344; beat South Carolina State, 41-10
16. Penn State 302; beat Youngstown State, 44-14
17. Louisiana State 286; beat #18 North Carolina, 30-24
18. North Carolina 279, lost to #17 Louisiana State, 24-30
19. Arkansas 244; beat Tennessee Tech, 44-3
20. Georgia 214; beat Louisiana-Lafayette, 55-7
21. Florida State 205; beat Samford, 59-6
22. Oregon State 194; lost to #10 Texas Christian, 21-30
23. Auburn 121; beat Arkansas State, 52-26
24. Southern Cal 107; beat Hawaii, 49-36
25. Stanford 99; beat Sacramento State, 52-17
Others receiving votes: West Virginia 75; Notre Dame 48; Utah 44; Brigham Young 30; Arizona 28; South Carolina 22; Cincinnati 21; Connecticut 20; Navy 19; Houston 16; Clemson 9; Boston College 6; Michigan State 6; Washington 5; Missouri 4; Texas A+M 3; Northwestern 2; Southern Methodist 1; Ohio 1
Still receiving no votes: Michigan 0
A very interesting poll. Alabama and Ohio State got all of the first place votes, but eight other teams received at least one top-3 vote.
Southern Cal made the top 25 despite being left off of 28 of the 39 ballots.
01. Alabama 953 (25); beat San Jose State, 48-3
02. Ohio State 949 (14); beat Marshall, 45-7
03. Florida 840; beat Miami of Ohio, 34-12
04. Texas 796; beat Rice, 34-17
05. Boise State 741; beat #8 Virginia Tech, 33-30
06. Iowa 740; beat Eastern Illinois, 37-7
07. Oklahoma 738; beat Utah State, 31-24
08. Virginia Tech 722; lost to #5 Boise State, 30-33
09. Nebraska 721; beat Western Kentucky, 49-10
10. Texas Christian 639; beat #22 Oregon State, 30-21
11. Wisconsin 627; beat UNLV, 41-21
12. Miami 529; beat Florida A+M, 45-0
13. Oregon 477; beat New Mexico, 72-0
14. Pittsburgh 420; lost to Utah, 24-27 (OT)
15. Georgia Tech 344; beat South Carolina State, 41-10
16. Penn State 302; beat Youngstown State, 44-14
17. Louisiana State 286; beat #18 North Carolina, 30-24
18. North Carolina 279, lost to #17 Louisiana State, 24-30
19. Arkansas 244; beat Tennessee Tech, 44-3
20. Georgia 214; beat Louisiana-Lafayette, 55-7
21. Florida State 205; beat Samford, 59-6
22. Oregon State 194; lost to #10 Texas Christian, 21-30
23. Auburn 121; beat Arkansas State, 52-26
24. Southern Cal 107; beat Hawaii, 49-36
25. Stanford 99; beat Sacramento State, 52-17
Others receiving votes: West Virginia 75; Notre Dame 48; Utah 44; Brigham Young 30; Arizona 28; South Carolina 22; Cincinnati 21; Connecticut 20; Navy 19; Houston 16; Clemson 9; Boston College 6; Michigan State 6; Washington 5; Missouri 4; Texas A+M 3; Northwestern 2; Southern Methodist 1; Ohio 1
Still receiving no votes: Michigan 0
A very interesting poll. Alabama and Ohio State got all of the first place votes, but eight other teams received at least one top-3 vote.
Southern Cal made the top 25 despite being left off of 28 of the 39 ballots.
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