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CLEMSON -- Clemson is ranked No. 24 in the USA Today / ESPN Coaches' Poll. The Tigers have been ranked in the top 25 in the USA Today poll for 27 consecutive weeks. This is the second longest streak of consecutive weeks ranked in the top 25 in a poll in Clemson history. The record for consecutive top 20 rankings is 41, set between the final poll of the 1986 season and the Oct. 10, 1989 poll. The Tigers were ranked between third and 17th in the nation in all 41 or those polls.

The record for consecutive weeks in the top 25 is 50 in a row between Oct. 24, 1989 and Oct. 19, 1992. The Tigers were ranked between 6 and 25 during that streak. Clemson was ranked between 21-25 in six of those 50 weeks. Clemson has had two other streaks of 14 weeks or more ranked in the top 20. One took place from Sept. 21, 1981 through Sept. 13, 1982, a 15-week streak, while the other took place between Oct. 12, 1959 and Oct. 10, 1960, a 14-week streak.

USA Today / ESPN Coaches' Poll


1.  Miami (Fla.) (46)  6-0 1,486 1 

2. Nebraska (14) 9-0 1,454 3

3. Florida 6-1 1,308 6

4. Oklahoma 7-1 1,263 2

5. Texas 7-1 1,259 7

6. Michigan 6-1 1,186 8

7. Tennessee 5-1 1,112 9

8. Brigham Young 8-0 999 10

9. Oregon 7-1 963 13

10. Washington 6-1 953 11

11. UCLA 6-1 936 5

12. Virginia Tech 6-1 925 4

13. Stanford 5-1 719 22

14. Florida State 5-2 704 18

15. Purdue 5-1 541 20

16. Maryland 7-1 510 12

17. Texas A&M 7-1 411 24

18. Illinois 6-1 402 23

19. Washington State 7-1 386 15

20. South Carolina 6-2 360 14

21. Georgia Tech 5-2 330 21

22. Syracuse 7-2 286 NR

23. Georgia 5-2 239 16

24. Clemson 5-2 160 25

25. Colorado 6-2 145 NR

Dropped out

No. 17 Auburn (6-2; lost to Arkansas 42-17); No. 19 Fresno State (6-2; lost to Hawaii 38-34).

Also receiving votes

Mississippi 103; North Carolina 103; Auburn 81; Louisville 68; Marshall 46; Boston College 28; Fresno State 12; Michigan State 11; LSU 5; Iowa State 3; Arkansas 2; Toledo 1

AP POLL


   TEAM                                   PTS   PVS

---- --- ---

1. Miami Fla (55) (6-0) 1,783 1

2. Nebraska (17) (9-0) 1,745 3

3. Oklahoma (7-1) 1,596 2

4. Florida (6-1) 1,587 6

5. Texas (7-1) 1,522 7

6. Michigan (6-1) 1,374 8

7. Tennessee (5-1) 1,323 9

8. Oregon (7-1) 1,218 11

9. UCLA (6-1) 1,214 4

10. Stanford (5-1) 1,074 20

11. Washington (6-1) 1,012 13

12. Virginia Tech (6-1) 981 5

13. BYU (8-0) 972 16

14. Florida St (5-2) 822 19

15. Maryland (7-1) 659 10

16. Washington St (7-1) 605 14

17. South Carolina (6-2) 598 12

18. Georgia (5-2) 462 15

19. Syracuse (7-2) 459 NR

20. Purdue (5-1) 428 24

21. Illinois (6-1) 406 22

22. North Carolina (5-3) 319 23

23. Georgia Tech (5-2) 316 21

24. Texas A&M (7-1) 279 NR

25. Colorado (6-2) 218 25

Dropped Out: No. 17 Auburn, No. 18 Fresno St

Others Receiving Votes: Mississippi 200, Auburn 110,

Clemson 32, Michigan St 21, Louisville 19, Fresno St 17,

Toledo 8, Marshall 6, Boston College 5, LSU 5, Iowa St 3,

Miami Ohio 2.

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