Final AP Top 25, 2009

Alabama (14-0) is No. 1 in the final AP poll of the 2009 season, with 60 first-place votes. Texas and Florida follow.

AP Top 25

AP Top 25, Final poll 2009
1Alabama Crimson Tide14-0060—
2Texas Longhorns13-10——
3Florida Gators13-10—5
4Boise State Broncos14-00—6
5Ohio State Buckeyes11-20—8
6TCU Horned Frogs12-10—3
7Iowa Hawkeyes11-20—10
8Cincinnati Bearcats12-10—4
9Penn State Nittany Lions11-20—11
10Virginia Tech Hokies10-30—12
11Oregon Ducks10-30—7
12BYU Cougars11-20—15
13Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets11-30—9
14Nebraska Cornhuskers10-40—20
15Pittsburgh Panthers10-30—17
16Wisconsin Badgers10-30—24
17LSU Tigers9-40—13
18Utah Utes10-30—23
19Miami Hurricanes9-40—14
20Ole Miss Rebels9-40—NR
21Texas Tech Red Raiders9-40—NR
22USC Trojans9-40—NR
23Central Michigan Chippewas12-20—25
24Clemson Tigers9-50—NR
25West Virginia Mountaineers9-40—18

AFCA Coaches Poll

AFCA Coaches Poll, Final poll 2009
1Alabama Crimson Tide14-01,45058—
2Texas Longhorns13-11,360——
3Florida Gators13-11,323—5
4Boise State Broncos14-01,312—6
5Ohio State Buckeyes11-21,190—8
6TCU Horned Frogs12-11,104—3
7Iowa Hawkeyes11-21,087—11
8Penn State Nittany Lions11-21,071—9
9Cincinnati Bearcats12-1943—4
10Virginia Tech Hokies10-3940—12
11Oregon Ducks10-3846—7
12BYU Cougars11-2814—14
13Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets11-3741—10
14Nebraska Cornhuskers10-4671—19
15Pittsburgh Panthers10-3667—16
16Wisconsin Badgers10-3587—22
17LSU Tigers9-4530—13
18Utah Utes10-3466—24
19Miami Hurricanes9-4336—15
20USC Trojans9-4217—NR
21Ole Miss Rebels9-4192—NR
22West Virginia Mountaineers9-4159—17
23Texas Tech Red Raiders9-4152—NR
24Central Michigan Chippewas12-2123—NR
25Oklahoma State Cowboys9-492—18

Others receiving votes: Navy 89, Oregon State 78, Clemson 75, Oklahoma 67, Stanford 49, Auburn 17, Georgia 13, Middle Tennessee 12, Houston 12, Arizona 11, Connecticut 10, Arkansas 10, Florida State 9, Air Force 7, Rutgers 7, Northwestern 6, East Carolina 4, SMU 1.

Polls as ESPN files them. Prev is the club's rank a week earlier; NR, not ranked. ESPN's feed carries the AP and coaches' polls from Week 2 of each season and the final polls back to 2004; points are blank before 2014.