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November 25, 2007
Rank
Team Record Points Last Week
1
Missouri (12) 11-1 415 4
2
West Virginia (1) 10-1 404 5
3
Ohio State (4) 11-1 399 3
4
LSU 10-2 350 1
5
Georgia 10-2 347 6
6
Oklahoma 10-2 326 9
7
Kansas 11-1 322 2
8
Virginia Tech 10-2 311 8
9
USC 9-2 307 10
10
Florida 9-3 280 13
11
Hawaii 11-0 250 14
12
Boston College 10-2 231 17
13
Illinois 9-3 225 16
14
Tennessee 9-3 199 19
15
Arizona State 9-2 189 7
16
Wisconsin 9-3 151 20
17
Clemson 9-3 131 21
18
Texas 9-3 110 12
19
Virginia 9-3 82 18
20
Oregon 8-3 81 11
21
Cincinnati 9-3 78 22
22
Boise State 10-2 66 15
23
BYU 9-2 58 --
24
Auburn 8-4 52 --
25
Texas Tech 8-4 51 25
         
  Others Receiving Votes
 
  Others Receiving Votes: Arkansas 35, South Florida 24, Kentucky 20, Michigan 13, Connecticut 11,
Penn State 5, UCLA 1, Air Force 1
   
  Teams Dropped Out from Last Week's Poll
   
  Dropped Out: Connecticut, Michigan
 
 
 
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  The Master Coaches Poll, an advisory poll comprised of 17 former college football coaches, includes 11 College Football Hall of Fame Members and represents eight national championships and over 3,000 victories combined.  Based on the MCS system, the voters review all of the relevant game tapes following each week of competition, discuss each teams’ performance during a weekly conference call, then establish a ranking of the Top 25 teams.

The Master Coaches Poll voters and their former affiliated institutions: John Cooper, Ohio State; Terry Donahue, UCLA; Vince Dooley, Georgia; Pat Dye, Auburn; LaVell Edwards, BYU; Hayden Fry, Iowa; Don James, Washington; Frank Kush, Arizona State; Dick MacPherson, Syracuse; Bill Mallory, Indiana; Don Nehlen, West Virginia; Tom Osborne, Nebraska; John Ralston, San Jose State; John Robinson, USC; R.C. Slocum, Texas A&M; Gene Stallings, Alabama; George Welsh, Virginia.

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