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    1. The top 25 football coaches poll for November 8, 2009 is presented, led by Florida at #1 with 1460 points and 48 first-place votes, followed by Texas at #2 and Alabama at #3. 2. Rounding out the top 5 are TCU at #4 and Cincinnati at #5, while Boise State, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Pittsburgh and Southern California fill out the top 10. 3. Oklahoma, Notre Dame and California dropped out of the top 25 after losses, while West Virginia, South Florida and Auburn entered the rankings.

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    1. The top 25 football coaches poll for November 8, 2009 is presented, led by Florida at #1 with 1460 points and 48 first-place votes, followed by Texas at #2 and Alabama at #3. 2. Rounding out the top 5 are TCU at #4 and Cincinnati at #5, while Boise State, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Pittsburgh and Southern California fill out the top 10. 3. Oklahoma, Notre Dame and California dropped out of the top 25 after losses, while West Virginia, South Florida and Auburn entered the rankings.

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    USA Today Top 25 Coaches' Poll - Nov. 8, 2009

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    USA TODAY TOP 25 COACHES’ POLL — Nov. 8, 2009


    The Top 25 football coaches poll, with team’s records in parentheses, total points based on 25
    points for first place through one point for 25th, ranking in last week’s poll and first-place
    votes received:
    Last week’s First-place
    Rank School (record) Points rank votes

    1. Florida (9-0) 1460 1 48


    2. Texas (9-0) 1399 2 4
    3. Alabama (9-0) 1389 3 7
    4. TCU (9-0) 1262 4 0
    5. Cincinnati (9-0) 1224 7 0
    6. Boise State (9-0) 1200 5 0
    7. Georgia Tech (9-1) 1118 11 0
    8. Ohio State (8-2) 944 12 0
    9. Pittsburgh (8-1) 940 14 0
    10. Southern California (7-2) 847 13 0
    11. LSU (7-2) 838 9 0
    12. Houston (8-1) 766 15 0
    13. Iowa (9-1) 757 6 0
    14. Utah (8-1) 688 16 0
    15. Miami (Fla.) (7-2) 685 17 0
    16. Oregon (7-2) 665 8 0
    17. Penn State (8-2) 552 10 0
    18. Oklahoma State (7-2) 530 18 0
    19. Arizona (6-2) 472 19 0
    20. Wisconsin (7-2) 341 22 0
    21. Virginia Tech (6-3) 268 24 0
    22. Brigham Young (7-2) 216 25 0
    23. West Virginia (7-2) 121 not ranked 0
    24. South Florida (6-2) 106 not ranked 0
    25. Auburn (7-3) 80 not ranked 0
    Dropped out: No. 20 Oklahoma (5-4, lost to Nebraska 10-3), No. 21 Notre Dame (6-3, lost to Navy 23-21), No. 23
    California (6-3, lost to Oregon State 31-14).
    Others receiving votes: Clemson (6-3) 71; Stanford (6-3) 54; Oregon State (6-3) 39; Texas Tech (6-3) 36; Nebraska (6-3)
    31; Navy (7-3) 28; Central Michigan (7-2) 8; Temple (7-2) 8; Boston College (6-3) 7; North Carolina (6-3) 7; Oklahoma
    (5-4) 6; Rutgers (6-2) 3; Tennessee (5-4) 3; Mississippi (6-3) 2; Troy (7-2) 2; Fresno State (6-3) 1; Kansas State (6-4) 1.

    The USA TODAY Board of Coaches is made up of 59 head coaches at Bowl Subdivision schools. All are members of the
    American Football Coaches Association.

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