Oregon Ducks move into top 15 of final College Football Playoff rankings
Despite a tumultuous end to the season, the Oregon Ducks still managed to land inside the top 15 of the final College Football Playoff rankings of the season.
During Sunday’s CFP selection show, it was revealed that the Ducks are the No. 15 team in the nation.
The fell one spot behind the Oregon State Beavers, who dealt the Ducks a season-defining loss in their regular-season finale in Corvallis.
Oregon’s bowl game destination will be revealed later this afternoon, and head coach Dan Lanning is scheduled to meet with reporters this evening to discuss, among other topics, Oregon’s postseason outlook.
It was reported by Action Network’s Brett McMurphy on Sunday that Oregon State will face Florida in the Las Vegas Bowl, which would seem to indicate that the Ducks are headed to the Holiday Bowl.
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Final CFP Top 25 rankings
- Georgia (13-0)
- Michigan (13-0)
- TCU (12-1)
- Ohio State (11-1)
- Alabama (10-2)
- Tennessee (10-2)
- Clemson (11-2)
- Utah (10-3)
- Kansas State (10-3)
- USC (11-2)
- Penn State (10-2)
- Washington (10-2)
- Florida State (9-3)
- Oregon State (9-3)
- Oregon (9-3)
- Tulane (11-2)
- LSU (9-4)
- UCLA (9-3)
- South Carolina (8-4)
- Texas (8-4)
- Notre Dame (8-4)
- Mississippi State (8-4)
- NC State (8-4)
- Troy (11-2)
- UTSA (11-2)
Oregon Ducks land at No. 15 in final AP Poll of regular season
The Oregon Ducks held strong at No. 15 in the final AP Poll of the regular season but lost points.
After being forced to watch the Pac-12 title game from home on Friday, the Ducks did not gain or lose ground in Saturday’s updated AP Poll. They received 670 points, which was 31 fewer than last week.
Oregon (9-3, 7-2 Pac-12) is one of six Pac-12 schools that cracked the Top 25.
Utah moved up to No. 7 after boat racing USC in the Pac-12 title game, and the Trojans dropped to No. 8 as a result.
Washington (No. 12), Oregon State (No. 17), and UCLA (No. 18) also landed in the top 25.
The Ducks will not await the reveal of the final College Football Playoff rankings, which will be released on Sunday.
AP Top 25 Poll following championship weekend:
- Georgia Bulldogs
- Michigan Wolverines
- TCU Horned Frogs
- Ohio State Buckeyes
- Alabama Crimson Tide
- Tennessee Volunteers
- Utah Utes
- USC Trojans
- Penn State Nittany Lions
- Clemson Tigers
- Kansas State Wildcats
- Washington Huskies
- Florida State Seminoles
- Tulane Green Wave
- Oregon Ducks
- LSU Tigers
- Oregon State Beavers
- UCLA Bruins
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish
- South Carolina Gamecocks
- Texas Longhorns
- UTSA Roadrunners
- Troy Trojans
- Mississippi State Bulldogs
- NC State Wolfpack
Others receiving votes: North Carolina 39, UCF 36, Cincinnati 32, Ole Miss 27, Fresno State 25, Purdue 17, South Alabama 17, Illinois 11, Boise State 6, Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 2, James Madison 1
