Where Oregon landed in AP Poll, Coaches Poll following win over Texas Tech
The Oregon Ducks kept their College Football Playoff hopes intact Saturday with a thrilling 38-30 win over Texas Tech.
But the win did not result in any sort of significant gain in the national polls.
On Sunday, updated versions of the AP Poll and USA Today Coaches Polls were released, and Oregon did not gain or lose ground in either poll.
The Ducks held strong at No. 13 in the AP Poll and were one of seven Pac-12 programs to crack the top-25 along with USC (No. 6), Washington (No. 8), Utah (No. 12), Oregon State (No. 16), Colorado (No. 19), and Washington State (No. 23).
In the Coaches Poll, Oregon also held steady at No. 13.
USC (No. 5), Washington (No. 8), Utah (No. 12), Oregon State (No. 17), Colorado (No. 21), and UCLA (No. 25) also landed inside the top 25.
Oregon will look to improve to 3-0 next week when it hosts Hawaii at 5:30 p.m. PT in Eugene.
“We talk about a game that took all 60 minutes, it took every second,” Oregon coach Dan Lanning said of his team’s win in Lubbock. “I think that game could look a lot different if we didn’t shoot ourselves in the foot so much with penalties on defense and offense alike. Gotta be better on third down in some situations. I thought their quarterback played with incredible toughness; he was able to run the ball on us. There are some issues walking in; our team’s excited to go fix issues. That being said, really tough environment to go play in.
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“A lot of teams would have lost their cool when things weren’t going well and our guys kept their composure throughout the game. They were calm and composed, they had a plan for adversity and then went out there and executed when it mattered.”
AP Poll following Week 2
1. Georgia (58 first-place votes)
2. Michigan (2)
3. Florida State (3)
4. Texas
5. Ohio State
6. USC
7. Penn State
8. Washington
9. Tennessee
10. Notre Dame
11. Alabama
12. Utah
13. Oregon
14. LSU
15. Kansas State
16. Oregon State
17. North Carolina
18. Oklahoma
19. Colorado
20. Ole Miss
21. Duke
22. Miami
23. Washington State
24. Clemson
25. Iowa
Others receiving votes: Clemson 86, Arkansas 33, TCU 19, Kansas 19, Tulane 17, Wisconsin 10, Kentucky 5, Mississippi St. 5, Minnesota 3, Cincinnati 3, Fresno St. 2, Wyoming 1, Oklahoma St. 1, Maryland 1, James Madison 1.
USA Today Coaches Poll following Week 2
- Georgia
- Michigan
- Florida State
- Ohio State
- Southern California
- Texas
- Penn State
- Washington
- Tennessee
- Alabama
- Notre Dame
- Utah
- Oregon
- LSU
- Kansas State
- Oklahoma
- Oregon State
- North Carolina
- Ole Miss
- Duke
- Colorado
- Clemson
- Miami
- Iowa
- UCLA
Others receiving votes: Washington State 80; Kentucky 38; Texas Christian 26; Auburn 23; Texas A&M 21; Fresno State 21; Kansas 17; Tulane 16; Missouri 14; Maryland 14; Wake Forest 13; Oklahoma State 12; Central Florida 11; Arkansas 10; Syracuse 9; Cincinnati 8; Wisconsin 7; Mississippi State 7; Wyoming 6; Minnesota 6; Air Force 5; South Carolina 3; Memphis 3; Louisville 3; James Madison 2; Michigan State 1.
