Showing posts with label USA Today/Coaches Top 25 College Football Poll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USA Today/Coaches Top 25 College Football Poll. Show all posts

Sunday, September 09, 2018

Ducks Climb Up AP Poll; Enter Coaches' Rankings

Following their easy Saturday home victory over Portland State, the Oregon Ducks climbed up three spots to #20 in the Associated Press college football poll and made their first appearance in the USA Today/Coaches rankings at #23.

Tuesday, September 04, 2018

Ducks On Cusp Of Coaches Poll While Climbing Up A Spot In AP Rankings

The Oregon Ducks, following their season-opening thumping of Bowling Green, find themselves up one spot from the pre-season ranking in Tuesday's Associated Press college football poll, moving up to #23. The Ducks are just on the outside of the USA Today/Coaches rankings, finding themselves in 26th place, just two points behind 25th-ranked Florida.

Monday, August 22, 2016

Ducks Make AP, Coaches Pre-Season Gridiron Polls

The Oregon Ducks were ranked #24 in the Associated Press pre-season college football poll that was released this past Sunday.

The Ducks were ranked at #22 in the USA Today/Coaches poll that was released back on August 4.

Coming off a disastrous 2015 campaign that saw them lose all nine conference games, there was no support in either poll for the Oregon State Beavers.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Ducks Fall Out Of AP Poll Following Utah Debacle; Hang On In Coaches Poll

In the wake of Saturday's blowout home defeat to Utah, the Oregon Ducks, who had been ranked #13 in both the Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches polls, fell out of the AP poll altogether (their remaining support would have the Ducks ranked #27) , and wound up tied for #24 with California in the Coaches' rankings.

As has been the case all season, and of course, dropping their Friday home game to Stanford wouldn't have helped their case whatsoever, there was no support in either poll for the Oregon State Beavers.

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Ducks Rank #13 In Both Polls (Down A Spot In AP Rankings)

Following Saturday's lopsided home victory over Georgia State, the Oregon Ducks find themselves at #13 in both the Associated Press (down one spot) and USA Today/Coaches polls.

The Oregon State Beavers, despite their comeback win over San Jose State, still received no support in either poll.

Tuesday, September 08, 2015

Ducks Stay Put In Respective Gridiron Rankings

Following Saturday's regular-season-opening victory over Eastern Washington, the Oregon Ducks stayed where they were in both the Associated Press (#7) and USA Today/Coaches (#5) pre-season rankings in the new college football polls that were released on Tuesday.

Despite Friday's home win over Weber State, the Oregon State Beavers received no support in either poll.

Friday, January 16, 2015

Ducks Finish Second In Both Final AP And Coaches Gridiron Polls

The Oregon Ducks finished second in both the final Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches college football polls of the season this week after their CFP National Championship Game setback at Ohio State's hands.

Monday, December 08, 2014

Ducks Rank Third In Both AP And Coaches Polls

The Oregon Ducks, who finished second in the College Football Playoff rankings, ranked number three in both the Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches polls, with eight and weven first-place votes, respectively.

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Ducks Remain Ranked #3 In AP And Coaches Polls

After Saturday night's Civil War dismembering of arch-rival Oregon State, the Oregon Ducks remained in the #3 position (behind Alabama and Florida State) in the latest Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches polls (with five and six first-place votes, respectively).

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Ducks Stay #3 In Both AP And Coaches Polls

The Oregon Ducks stayed put at #3 in both the Associated Press (with two first-place votes) and USA Today/Coaches (six first-place votes) polls.

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Ducks Find Themselves #3 In AP and Coaches Polls

The Oregon Ducks, who were idle this weekend, are ranked #3 in both the Associated Press (as was the case last week and with one first-place vote) and USA Today/Coaches (up a spot from last week and with six first-place votes) polls, released on Sunday. 

Sunday, November 09, 2014

Ducks Climb Up To #3 In AP Poll, #4 In Coaches Rankings

After Saturday's big road win at Utah, the Oregon Ducks climbed up two spots in the Associated Press poll to #3 and up a spot to #4 in the USA Today/Coaches rankings (with one first-place vote).

Sunday, November 02, 2014

Ducks Ranked #5 In Both AP And Coaches Polls

In the aftermath of their impressive Saturday home victory over Stanford, the Oregon Ducks, currently ranked in fifth place in the College Football Playoff rankings, find themselves ranked #5 in both the Associated Press (where they were last week) and USA Today/Coaches (up one spot) polls.

Sunday, October 26, 2014

Ducks Climb Up A Spot In Both AP And Coaches Polls

Following their Friday victory at Levi Stadium over California, the Oregon Ducks climbed up one spot in both the Associated Press and USA Today/Coaches polls.

The Ducks moved up to #5 in the AP poll and #6 in the Coaches' rankings.

Sunday, October 19, 2014

Ducks Climb In Both Polls; Beavers Coaches Poll Support Vanishes

After their victory on Saturday over visiting Washington, the Oregon Ducks climbed up three spots to #6 in the Associated Press poll, two spots to #7 in the USA Today/Coaches' rankings.

After being knocked off at home Thursday night by Utah, what support the Oregon State Beavers had in the Coaches' poll evaporated.

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Ducks Return To Top Ten In Both Polls; Beavers Regain Support In Coaches' Poll

Following their Saturday road win at UCLA's expense, the Oregon Ducks climbed up to #9 in both the Associated Press (up three spots) and USA Today/Coaches (up two) polls.

Despite being idle this weekend, the Oregon State Beavers regained some support in the Coaches' poll, where they would be ranked #36.

Sunday, October 05, 2014

Ducks Fall Out Of Top Ten In Both Polls

In the aftermath of their home upset at the hands of Arizona, the Oregon Ducks dropped ten places to #12 in the Associated Press poll and seven spots to #11 in the USA Today/Coaches rankings.

Despite their road win at Colorado, the Oregon State Beavers, who have the same overall and conference record as the Ducks, received no support in either poll.

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Ducks Stay Where They Were Last Week In Both Polls

Despite not playing this weekend, the Oregon Ducks remained where they were last week in both the Associated Press (#2, with 13 first-place votes, trailing only Florida State) and USA Today/Coaches (#4, with seven first-place votes, trailing Alabama, the Seminoles, and Oklahoma) polls.

Following their Saturday 35-10 defeat at Southern California, support for the Oregon State Beavers in both polls evaporated.

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Ducks Stay #2 In AP Poll, Drop A Spot In Coaches' Rankings; Beavers Gain Support

After their Saturday conference-opening scare at Washington State, the Oregon Ducks remained ranked #2 in the Associated Press (media) poll, with eleven first-place votes (trailing only Florida State) while dropping a spot to #4 in the USA Today/Coaches' poll (behind the Seminoles, Alabama, and Oklahoma, who switched places with the Ducks) with three first-place votes.

The Oregon State Beavers, following their dominating home performance against San Diego State, regained support in the AP poll (where they would be tied at #39 with Missouri) while gaining support in the Coaches' poll (where they would be ranked #34).

Sunday, September 14, 2014

Ducks Climb Up A Spot In Coaches Poll, Stay #2 In AP Rankings

Following their 48-18 home beat-down of Wyoming, the Oregon Ducks remained ranked second in the Associated Press (media) poll (trailing only Florida State) with 17 first-place votes.

The Ducks climbed up a spot (past Oklahoma) into third place in the USA Today/Coaches poll (trailing only the Seminoles and Alabama) with six first-place votes.

The Oregon State Beavers, who were off this weekend, still received some support in the Coaches' rankings.  They would be tied with Louisville for 40th place.