AP College Poll

Monday, Sept. 9, 1996 | 11:59 a.m.

The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Sept. 7, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and last week's ranking: ne ap % (87.1392,Record)(103.139,Pts)(120.472,Pvs) ne ap 1. Nebraska (57) % (87,1-0-0)(103,1,659)(120.472,1) ne ap 2. Tennessee (4) % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,557)(120.473,2) ne ap 3. Florida St. (3) % (87,1-0-0)(103,1,528)(120.473,3) ne ap 4. Florida % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,509)(120.472,4) ne ap 5. Colorado (3) % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,402)(120.472,5) ne ap 6. Penn St. % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,315)(120.473,7) ne ap 7. Texas % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,191)(120.472,8) ne ap 8. Ohio St. % (87,1-0-0)(103,1,182)(120.472,10) ne ap 9. Notre Dame % (87,1-0-0)(103,1,061)(120.472,6) ne ap 10. Miami % (87,2-0-0)(103,1,038)(120.472,11) ne ap 11. Michigan % (87,1-0-0)(103,885)(120.472,12) ne ap 12. North Carolina % (87,2-0-0)(103,856)(120.472,24) ne ap 13. Alabama % (87,2-0-0)(103,775)(120.473,14) ne ap 14. Brigham Young % (87,2-0-0)(103,708)(120.472,16) ne ap 15. Auburn % (87,2-0-0)(103,695)(120.473,18) ne ap 16. Southern Cal % (87,1-1-0)(103,646)(120.473,19) ne ap 17. Kansas St. % (87,2-0-0)(103,605)(120.473,21) ne ap 18. Arizona St. % (87,1-0-0)(103,526)(120.472,20) ne ap 19. Virginia Tech % (87,1-0-0)(103,425)(120.473,15) ne ap 20. LSU % (87,1-0-0)(103,412)(120.473,17) ne ap 21. Iowa % (87,1-0-0)(103,377)(120.472,22) ne ap 22. Virginia % (87,1-0-0)(103,352)(120.472,23) ne ap 23. Syracuse % (87,0-1-0)(103,331)(120.472,9) ne ap 24. Kansas % (87,1-0-0)(103,207)(120.472,-) ne ap 25. Texas A&M % (87,0-1-0)(103,180)(120.472,25)

Others receiving votes: Oregon 96, Northwestern 74, East Carolina 39, West Virginia 26, San Diego St. 23, Washington 23, Texas Tech 14, Georgia Tech 13, Arizona 8, Wisconsin 6, Utah 5, Baylor 3, Southern Meth. 3, Texas Christian 3, Wake Forest 3, Air Force 2, Colorado St. 2, Oklahoma 2, UCLA 2, Wyoming 2, Maryland 1, Miami, Ohio 1, South Carolina 1, Toledo 1.