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1959 major college football rankings

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1959 major college football rankings
Season1959
Bowl season1959–60 bowl games
PreseasonNo. 1
End of season championsSyracuse
major college football rankings
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Two human polls comprised the1959 major college football rankings. Unlike most sports, college football's governing body, the NCAA, does not bestow anational championship, instead that title is bestowed by one or more different polling agencies. There are two main weekly polls that begin in the preseason—theAP Poll and theCoaches Poll.

Legend

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 Not ranked previous week
 National champion
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 Win–loss record
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 Number of first place votes
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Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

AP poll

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The finalAP poll was released on December 7, at the end of the 1959 regular season, weeks before the major bowls.[1]

Preseason
Aug[2]
Week 1
Sep 21[3]
Week 2
Sep 28[4]
Week 3
Oct 5[5]
Week 4
Oct 12[6]
Week 5
Oct 19[7]
Week 6
Oct 26[8]
Week 7
Nov 2[9]
Week 8
Nov 9[10]
Week 9
Nov 16[11]
Week 10
Nov 23[12]
Week 11
Nov 30[13]
Week 12 (Final)
Dec 7[14]
1.LSU(60)LSU (1–0)(64)LSU (2–0)(48)LSU (3–0)(69)LSU (4–0)(83)LSU (5–0)(68)LSU (6–0)(71)LSU (7–0)(132)Syracuse (7–0)(111)Syracuse (8–0)(126)Syracuse (9–0)(121)Syracuse (9–0)(95)Syracuse (10–0)(134)1.
2.Oklahoma(48)Oklahoma (0–0)(12)Northwestern (1–0)(20)Northwestern (2–0)(30)Northwestern (3–0)(10)Northwestern (4–0)(23)Northwestern (5–0)(25)Northwestern (6–0)(30)Texas (8–0)(85)Ole Miss (8–1)(68)Ole Miss (8–1)(32)Ole Miss (9–1)(49)Ole Miss (9–1)(47)2.
3.Auburn(17)Auburn (0–0)(6)Ole Miss (2–0)(4)Georgia Tech (3–0)Texas (4–0)(10)Texas (5–0)(8)Ole Miss (6–0)(46)Texas (7–0)(6)LSU (7–1)(13)LSU (8–1)(16)LSU (9–1)(1)LSU (9–1)(6)LSU (9–1)(6)3.
4.SMU(6)Ole Miss (1–0)(6)Army (1–0)Texas (3–0)Georgia Tech (4–0)(6)Ole Miss (5–0)(18)Texas (6–0)(6)Syracuse (6–0)(14)USC (7–0)(14)USC (8–0)(16)Texas (8–1)(1)Texas (9–1)Texas (9–1)(1)4.
5.Army(4)Clemson (1–0)Iowa (1–0)(4)Ole Miss (3–0)(2)Ole Miss (4–0)(6)USC (4–0)(12)Syracuse (5–0)(11)Ole Miss (6–1)(1)Ole Miss (7–1)(14)Texas (8–1)(1)Wisconsin (7–2)(1)Georgia (9–1)(2)Georgia (9–1)(3)5.
6.Wisconsin(10)SMU (0–0)Clemson (2–0)(7)USC (3–0)(9)Purdue (2–0–1)(5)Syracuse (4–0)(4)USC (5–0)(6)USC (6–0)(4)Northwestern (6–1)(2)Georgia (8–1)(6)Georgia (8–1)(2)Wisconsin (7–2)(15)Wisconsin (7–2)(5)6.
7.Ohio State(2)Army (0–0)Georgia Tech (2–0)Purdue (1–0–1)USC (3–0)(7)Auburn (3–1)(5)Penn State (6–0)(6)Penn State (7–0)(8)Wisconsin (6–1)(19)Penn State (8–1)(6)USC (8–1)TCU (8–2)TCU (8–2)7.
8.Ole Miss(5)Wisconsin (0–0)Notre Dame (1–0)(1)Tennessee (2–0)Syracuse (3–0)(2)Penn State (5–0)(3)Auburn (4–1)(5)Auburn (5–1)(3)Auburn (6–1)(9)Northwestern (6–2)(1)TCU (7–2)Washington (9–1)(2)Washington (9–1)8.
9.Iowa(4)TCU (1–0)Tennessee (1–0)Wisconsin (2–0)Iowa (2–1)(5)Georgia Tech (4–1)Georgia Tech (5–1)(1)Wisconsin (5–1)(2)Tennessee (5–1–1)(4)Wisconsin (6–2)Washington (9–1)(4)Arkansas (8–2)Arkansas (8–2)9.
10.Northwestern(6)Northwestern (0–0)Texas (2–0)Iowa (1–1)Penn State (4–0)(4)Arkansas (4–1)(1)Wisconsin (4–1)(2)Clemson (5–1)(2)Penn State (7–1)TCU (6–2)Arkansas (8–2)(1)Clemson (8–2)Alabama (7–1–2)(5)10.
11.Purdue(2)USC (1–0)(4)USC (2–0)(1)South Carolina (3–0)(3)Auburn (2–1)(1)Oregon (5–0)(1)Purdue (3–1–1)Georgia (6–1)Clemson (6–1)(3)Michigan State (5–3)(1)Auburn (7–2)Alabama (7–1–2)(6)Clemson (8–2)11.
12.North Carolina(6)Ohio State (0–0)Wisconsin (1–0)Syracuse (2–0)(1)Arkansas (4–0)Wisconsin (3–1)Clemson (4–1)(2)Washington (6–1)Georgia (7–1)(2)Auburn (6–2)Miami (FL) (6–3)(5)Illinois (5–3–1)(1)Penn State (8–2)12.
13.TCU(2)Iowa (0–0) тGeorgia (2–0)Oklahoma (1–1)(2)Illinois (2–1)Illinois (3–1)Yale (5–0)(1)Tennessee (4–1–1)Washington (7–1)Arkansas (7–2)Illinois (5–3–1)USC (8–2)Illinois (5–3–1)13.
14.South Carolina(4)Navy (1–0) тOhio State (1–0)Auburn (1–1)Tennessee (2–1)Purdue (2–1–1)Georgia (5–1)Purdue (3–1–2)Oregon (7–1)(2)Washington (8–1)Clemson (7–2)Penn State (8–2)USC (8–2)14.
15.Air Force(1)Texas (1–0)Navy (2–0)SMU (1–1)Clemson (3–1) тIowa (2–2)TCU (4–2)Oregon (6–1)Georgia Tech (6–2)Oregon (8–1)(1)Penn State (8–2)Oklahoma (7–3)Oklahoma (7–3)15.
16.Notre Dame(3)Georgia Tech (1–0)South Carolina (2–0)Penn State (3–0)(2)SMU (2–1) тTCU (3–2)Oregon (5–1)Arkansas (5–2)Iowa (4–3)(1) тIowa (5–3)(3)Pittsburgh (6–4)Wyoming (9–1)Wyoming (9–1)16.
17.TexasGeorgia (1–0)Auburn (0–1)Florida (3–0)Air Force (3–0)Clemson (3–1)Arkansas (4–2) тTCU (5–2)North Texas State (8–0) тAlabama (5–1–2)(4)Oklahoma (6–3)UCLA (5–3–1)Notre Dame (5–5)17.
18.Clemson(1)Penn State (1–0)(2)Air Force (1–0)Air Force (2–0)Washington (4–0)Oklahoma (3–2)Washington (5–1) тAir Force (4–1–1)TCU (5–2)Miami (FL) (5–3)Missouri (6–4)(2)Florida (5–4–1)Missouri (6–4)18.
19.Michigan State(1)Florida (1–0)Florida (2–0)Arkansas (3–0)Florida (3–0–1)Yale (4–0)(1)Oklahoma (4–2)Georgia Tech (5–2)Michigan State (4–3)Clemson (6–2)Alabama (6–1–2)(1)Notre Dame (5–5)Florida (5–4–1)19.
20.SyracuseSouth Carolina (1–0)Syracuse (1–0)Illinois (1–1)Pittsburgh (3–1)Ohio State (2–0)Tennessee (3–1–1)North Texas State (7–0)Arkansas (6–2)Tennessee (5–2–1)UCLA (4–3–1)Missouri (6–4)Pittsburgh (6–4)20.
Preseason
Aug[2]
Week 1
Sep 21[3]
Week 2
Sep 28[4]
Week 3
Oct 5[5]
Week 4
Oct 12[6]
Week 5
Oct 19[7]
Week 6
Oct 26[8]
Week 7
Nov 2[9]
Week 8
Nov 9[10]
Week 9
Nov 16[11]
Week 10
Nov 23[12]
Week 11
Nov 30[13]
Week 12 (Final)
Dec 7[14]
Dropped:
  • Air Force
  • Michigan State
  • North Carolina
  • Notre Dame
  • Purdue
  • Syracuse
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma
  • Penn State
  • SMU
  • TCU
Dropped:
  • Army
  • Clemson
  • Georgia
  • Navy
  • Notre Dame
  • Ohio State
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma
  • South Carolina
  • Wisconsin
Dropped:
  • Air Force
  • Florida
  • Pittsburgh
  • SMU
  • Tennessee
  • Washington
Dropped:
  • Illinois
  • Iowa
  • Ohio State
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma
  • Yale
Dropped:
  • Air Force
  • Purdue
Dropped:
  • Georgia Tech
  • North Texas State
Dropped:
  • Iowa
  • Michigan State
  • Northwestern
  • Oregon
  • Tennessee
Dropped:
  • Auburn
  • Miami (FL)
  • Pittsburgh
Dropped:
  • UCLA

Final Coaches Poll

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The finalUPICoaches Poll was released prior to the bowl games, on December 8.[15]
Syracuse received 31 of the 35 first-place votes; Mississippi received three and Washington one.[16]

RankingTeamConferenceBowl
1SyracuseIndependentWonCotton, 23–14
2Ole MissSECWonSugar, 21–0
3LSUSECLostSugar, 0–21
4TexasSouthwestLostCotton, 14–23
5GeorgiaSECWonOrange, 14–0
6WisconsinBig TenLostRose, 8–44
7WashingtonAAWUWonRose, 44–8
8TCUSouthwestLostBluebonnet, 7–23
9ArkansasSouthwestWonGator, 14–7
10Penn StateIndependentWonLiberty, 7–0
11ClemsonACCWonBluebonnet, 23–7
12IllinoisBig Tennone
13AlabamaSECLostLiberty, 0–7
USCAAWUnone
15AuburnSEC
16Michigan StateBig Ten
17OklahomaBig Eight
18Notre DameIndependent
19FloridaSEC
PittsburghIndependent
MissouriBig EightLostOrange, 0–14

[15][16]

  • Prior to the1975 season, theBig Ten andAAWU (later Pac-8) conferences allowed only one postseason participant each, for theRose Bowl.
  • TheIvy League has prohibited its members from participating in postseason football since the league was officially formed in1954.

Litkenhous Ratings

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The finalLitkenhous Ratings were released in December 1959. The top 25 teams according to Litkenhous were:

1.Syracuse (11-0) - 111.0
2.Ole Miss (10-1) - 110.5
3.LSU (9-2) - 105.1
4.TCU (8-3) - 102.4
5.Texas (9-2) - 102.0
6.Auburn (7-3) - 100.8
7.Georgia (10-1) - 100.2
8.Northwestern (6-3) - 98.1
9.Iowa (5-4) - 97.9
10.Purdue (5-2-2) - 96.7
11.Michigan State (5-4) - 96.5
12.USC (8-2) -96.6
13.Arkansas (9-2) - 96.3
14.Washington (10-1) - 96.2
15.Wisconsin (7-3) - 95.8
16.Penn State (9-2) - 95.2
17. Georgia Tech - 94.9
18. Illinois - 94.7
19. Oklahoma - 04.7
20. Clemson - 94.3
21. Indiana - 93.7
22. Kentucky - 93.6
23. SMU - 93.0
24. Florida - 92.9
25. UCLA - 91.5

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Orange win grid crown".Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. Associated Press. December 8, 1959. p. 18.
  2. ^"1959 Preseason AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  3. ^"September 21, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  4. ^"September 28, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  5. ^"October 5, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  6. ^"October 12, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  7. ^"October 19, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  8. ^"October 26, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  9. ^"November 2, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  10. ^"November 9, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  11. ^"November 16, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  12. ^"November 23, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  13. ^"November 30, 1959 AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  14. ^"1959 Final AP Football Poll".College Poll Archive. RetrievedMarch 25, 2017.
  15. ^ab"Syracuse tops final grid poll by wide margin".Bend Bulletin. Oregon. UPI. December 8, 1959. p. 2.
  16. ^ab"Syracuse is voted national champion by coaches board".Reading Eagle. Pennsylvania. UPI. December 8, 1959. p. 23.
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