Where Coach Prime’s Buffs landed in the post-regular season US LBM Coaches Poll

Colorado earned a spot in the post-regular season US LBM Coaches Poll

Following a dominant victory over Oklahoma State in Friday’s regular season finale, head coach Deion Sanders’ nine-win Colorado Buffaloes are back in the US LBM Coaches Poll Top 25.

The post-college football regular season US LBM Coaches Poll was released on Sunday and Colorado landed No. 22. The Buffs had entered Week 14 unranked after falling to Kansas in Week 13.

Colorado’s Big 12 title hopes were dashed late Saturday night when BYU defeated Houston, eliminating the Buffs from the conference championship contention. Regardless, Colorado will have an opportunity to reach 10 wins with a bowl game looming.

The Big 12 championship game will feature No. 13 Arizona State and No. 16 Iowa State. Just ahead of No. 22 Colorado, BYU landed No. 18. Kansas State also received 15 votes.

Take a complete look at the post-regular season US LBM Coaches Poll:

Rank Team Record Points
1 Oregon Ducks 12-0 1,325 (53)
2 Texas Longhorns 11-1 1,272
3 Penn State Nittany Lions 11-1 1,192
4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 11-1 1,165
5 Georgia Bulldogs 10-2 1,104
6 Tennessee Volunteers 10-2 1,025
7 SMU Mustangs 11-1 977
8 Ohio State Buckeyes 10-2 976
9 Indiana Hoosiers 11-1 895
10 Boise State Broncos 11-1 840
11 Alabama Crimson Tide 9-3 733
12 South Carolina Gamecocks 9-3 700
13 Arizona State Sun Devils 10-2 665
14 Miami Hurricanes 10-2 646
15 Ole Miss Rebels 9-3 638
16 Iowa State Cyclones 10-2 565
17 Clemson Tigers 9-3 457
18 BYU Cougars 10-2 419
19 UNLV Rebels 10-2 255
20 Missouri Tigers 9-3 229
21 Illinois Fighting Illini 9-3 225
22 Colorado Buffaloes 9-3 215
23 Army Black Knights 10-1 196
24 Memphis Tigers 10-2 187
25 Syracuse Orange 9-3 108

Schools Dropped Out

No. 18 Tulane; No. 19 Texas A&M;

Others Receiving Votes

Texas A&M 90; Duke 39; Tulane 37; Louisville 18; Kansas State 15; Louisiana 11; Michigan 2; Georgia Tech 2; Miami (OH) 1; Iowa 1;

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