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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 20 Best Quarterbacks

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 20 best quarterbacks switching teams

Who are the best and brightest quarterbacks in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?

Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Quarterbacks

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They’re the ones who make the biggest and most immediate impact in the transfer portal – the quarterbacks are still the stars.

Granted, the four teams in the College Football Playoff were all led by homegrown stars – for the most part, even though Stetson Bennett left and came back – but that Caleb Williams guy was pretty good.

Based on a loose combination of best player/will make the biggest impact, here are the 20 best quarterbacks in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all landed.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

20 Mikey Keene

New School: Fresno State
Former School: UCF

19 Jack Plummer

New School: Louisville
Former School: Cal

18 Cade McNamara

New School: Iowa
Former School: Michigan

17 Luke Altmyer

New School: Illinois
Former School: Ole Miss

16 Emory Jones

New School: Cincinnati
Former School: Arizona State

15 Davis Brin

New School: Georgia Southern
Former School: Tulsa

14 Nick Evers

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: Oklahoma

13 Jeff Sims

New School: Nebraska
Former School: Georgia Tech

12 Phil Jurkovec

New School: Pitt
Former School: Boston College

11 Collin Schlee

New School: UCLA
Former School: Kent State

10 Kedon Slovis

New School: BYU
Former School: Pitt

9 JT Daniels

New School: Rice
Former School: West Virginia

8 Hudson Card

New School: Purdue
Former School: Texas

7 Brennan Armstrong

New School: NC State
Former School: Virginia

6 Tanner Mordecai

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: SMU

5 Spencer Sanders

New School: Ole Miss
Former School: Oklahoma State

4 Devin Leary

New School: Kentucky
Former School: NC State

3 DJ Uiagalelei

New School: Oregon State
Former School: Clemson

2 Sam Hartman

New School: Notre Dame
Former School: Wake Forest

1 Shedeur Sanders

New School: Colorado
Former School: Jackson State

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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2023 NFL Draft Underclassmen. Early Entrants
QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | OTs | OG/Cs
Edge | DEs/DTs | LBs | CBs | Safeties
Top 100 2023 NFL Draft Early Entrants
2023 NFL Draft Early Entrants By College

Coaches Poll College Basketball Rankings Final Top 25: 1990 to 1999

Coaches Poll, College Basketball Rankings 1990s: What are the greatest college basketball programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll final rankings?

Where did all the top college basketball teams rank in the final 1990 to 1999 top 25 Coaches polls? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out, but received votes?

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According to the final Coaches rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 1990s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the AP final regular season No. 1 gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

This was the decade that saw one massive pivot that distinguished the Coaches Poll from the AP Poll. The AP college basketball poll has always finished up at the end of the regular season. The Coaches Poll switched to delivering its final top 25 rankings at the end of the NCAA Tournament after the 1990-1991 campaign.

That means from 1992 on, the Coaches Poll turns out to be far more representative of the two polls when it comes to judging a season in its entirety. On the flip side, now everything is about the NCAA Tournament when it comes to the top two – for good and for bad.

Coaches Poll, All-Time College Basketball Rankings
1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s
College Football All-Time Rankings Coaches Poll | AP Poll
AP Poll, All-Time College Basketball Rankings
1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s
Coaches Top 25 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995
1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999

NCAA Basketball National Champions
1990 UNLV, 1991 Duke, 1992 Duke, 1993 North Carolina, 1994 Arkansas, 1995 UCLA, 1996 Kentucky, 1997 Arizona, 1998 Kentucky, 1999 UConn

Coaches Poll: 1990 to 1999 Final All-Time College Basketball Rankings

1 Kansas 175

2 Kentucky 170

3 Arizona 160

4 Duke 158

5 North Carolina 154

6 Arkansas 138

7 UConn 124

8 UCLA 109

9 Syracuse 101

10 Utah 100

11 Cincinnati 94

12 Michigan State 82

T13 Indiana 76

T13 Purdue 76

15 Michigan 74

16 Ohio State 66

T17 Louisville 65

T17 Wake Forest 65

19 UMass 63

20 Georgetown 57

T21 Missouri 56

T21 Oklahoma State 56

23 Stanford 53

24 Maryland 50

25 UNLV 49

Others Receiving Votes (Points): Mississippi State 44, Temple 43, Seton Hall 37, Alabama 36, Oklahoma 34, Georgia Tech 32, St. John’s 30, Florida State 28, Clemson 27, Minnesota 27, Virginia 26, Iowa 22, Florida 21, USC 20, Auburn 19, Iowa State 19, South Carolina 19, Boston College 18, Tulsa 18, Vanderbilt 18, Cal 17, Nebraska 17, Princeton 16, Texas Tech 16, Gonzaga 15, New Mexico State 15, Rhode Island 15, Arizona State 13, La Salle 13, Miami 13, New Mexico 13, Marquette 12, Memphis State 12, Villanova 12, East Tennessee State 11, Providence 11, Texas 11, Georgia 10, Western Kentucky 10, St. Joseph’s 9, Illinois 8, West Virginia 8, Xavier 7, Miami University 6, Ole Miss 6, College of Charleston 5, George Washington 5, LSU 5, Virginia Tech 5, DePaul 4, Valparaiso 3, NC State 2, SW Missouri State 2, Colorado 1, Penn 1, TCU 1, Tulane 1

Coaches Poll, All-Time College Basketball Rankings
Final All-Time College Basketball Rankings | 1950s | 1960s
1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s
College Football Coaches Greatest Programs of All-Time
Coaches Top 25 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995
1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999

NEXT: Coaches Poll College Basketball Rankings: 1999 Final Top 25

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 2020 to 2022 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 2020s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 2020 to 2022 top 25 USA TODAY Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Greatest Teams of All-Time
USA TODAY Coaches Poll Top 25 2020 | 2021 | 2022
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Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 2020s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

2020s USA TODAY Coaches Poll National Champions
2020 Alabama; 2021 Georgia; 2022 Georgia

Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY: 2020 to 2022 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

Last year’s ranking in parentheses

1 Alabama 70 (1)

2 Georgia 69 (3)

3 Ohio State 67 (2)

4 Clemson 47 (7)

T5 Michigan 46 (T9)

T5 Notre Dame 46 (5)

7 Cincinnati 40 (4)

8 Oklahoma 36 (6)

9 Utah 29 (T18)

10 Oklahoma State 26 (8)

11 TCU 24 (NR)

12 Texas A&M 23 (T9)

13 Baylor 20 (11)

14 Tennessee 20 (NR)

15 BYU 19 (12)

16 Penn State 19 (NR)

17 Louisiana 18 (T13)

18 Michigan State 18 (T13)

19 USC 18 (NR)

20 Washington 18 (NR)

21 Iowa State 17 (15)

22 Pitt 17 (T21)

23 Tulane 17 (NR)

24 Florida State 16 (NR)

25 Northwestern 16 (16)

Others Receiving Votes (Points): Ole Miss 15, Oregon 15, Florida 14, Iowa 14, Indiana 13, Coastal Carolina 12, Kansas State 12, Wake Forest 12, Kentucky 11, LSU 11, Houston 9, North Carolina 9, Oregon State 9, Liberty 8, Mississippi State 7, NC State 7, Texas 7, Arkansas 6, Troy 6, UCLA 5, Ball State 3, South Carolina 3, Fresno State 2, San Jose State 2, Utah State 2 Buffalo 1

NEXT: Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY, College Football Rankings: 2022 Final Top 25

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 2000 to 2009 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 2000s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 2000 to 2009 top 25 USA TODAY Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
USA TODAY Coaches Poll Final Top 25
2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009

Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 2000s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the UPI Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

USC was fantastic, but the Coaches Poll had to name BCS Champion LSU the 2003 national title – the AP went with the Trojans.

Florida won two national championships under Urban Meyer, Oklahoma was almost always in the mix, and Ohio State won the 2002 national title and reestablished itself as a superpower. But it was Texas that ended up winning the decade with six top ten finishes.

2000s USA TODAY Coaches Poll National Champions
2000 Oklahoma; 2001 Miami; 2002 Ohio State; 2003 LSU; 2004 USC; 2005 Texas; 2006 Florida; 2007 LSU; 2008 Florida; 2009 Alabama

Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY: 2000 to 2009 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

1 Texas 192

2 USC 171

3 Oklahoma 170

4 Ohio State 158

5 Florida 135

6 LSU 131

T7 Georgia 128

T7 Virginia Tech 128

9 Miami 124

10 Michigan 96

11 Boise State 93

12 Oregon 89

13 Auburn 82

14 Iowa 79

15 TCU 75

16 Penn State 72

17 Florida State 70

18 West Virginia 66

19 Alabama 63

20 Tennessee 61

21 Nebraska 60

22 Wisconsin 57

23 Utah 56

24 Louisville 54

25 Kansas State 51

Others Receiving Votes: Washington State 48; BYU 43; Notre Dame 41; Boston College 38; Texas Tech 36; Maryland 35; Oregon State 32; Cincinnati 32; Missouri 31; California 31; Washington 30; Ole Miss 28; Clemson 25; Georgia Tech 24; Illinois 22; Colorado 22; Purdue 20; Pittsburgh 19; Kansas 19; Arizona State 19; South Carolina 18; NC State 15; Rutgers 14; Miami University 14; UCLA 13; Syracuse 12; Marshall 12; Hawaii 11; Colorado State 11; Arkansas 10; Wake Forest 9; Stanford 9; Oklahoma State 9; Minnesota 9; Virginia 4; Toledo 4; Mississippi State 4; Fresno State 4; Iowa State 3; Bowling Green 3; Navy 2; Michigan State 2; Central Michigan 2

NEXT: Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY, College Football Rankings: 2009 Final Top 25

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 2010 to 2019 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 2010s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 2010 to 2019 top 25 USA TODAY Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
USA TODAY Coaches Poll Final Top 25
2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019

Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 2010s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

So here’s the funky part about the 2010s. 2012 Ohio State went 12-0 but was on probation. It didn’t go to a bowl, and by the rules of the Coaches Poll wasn’t ranked. That would’ve easily broken the tie at No. 2, but no one was touching Alabama with four national titles and seven top ten finishes in the decade.

2010s USA TODAY Coaches Poll National Champions
2010 Auburn; 2011 Alabama; 2012 Alabama; 2013 Florida State; 2014 Ohio State; 2015 Alabama; 2016 Clemson; 2017 Alabama; 2018 Clemson; 2019 LSU

Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY: 2010 to 2019 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

1 Alabama 221

T2 Clemson 171

T2 Ohio State 171

T2 Oklahoma 171

5 LSU 141

6 Oregon 137

7 Stanford 121

8 Georgia 112

T9 Florida State 106

T9 Wisconsin 106

10 Michigan State 102

12 TCU 96

13 Notre Dame 90

T14 Auburn 82

T14 Oklahoma State 82

16 Baylor 72

17 Boise State 71

18 Florida 69

19 Michigan 68

T20 Penn State 63

T20 South Carolina 63

22 UCF 55

23 USC 49

24 Washington 46

25 Texas A&M 44

Others Receiving Votes: Missouri 44; Arkansas 35; Utah 34; Kansas State 33; Louisville 32;
Virginia Tech 31; Houston 30; Northwestern 30; Mississippi State 30; Iowa 27; UCLA 26; Texas 25; Ole Miss 24 West Virginia 21; Georgia Tech 19; Arizona State 18; Cincinnati 17; Nebraska 17; Washington State 16; Minnesota 16; Miami 16; Kentucky 15; Utah State 14; Navy 14; Nevada 13; Memphis 13; USF 12; Colorado 11; Syracuse 11; North Carolina 11; Arizona 9; Vanderbilt 9; Appalachian State 8; Fresno State 8; Western Michigan 8; Oregon State 7; Southern Miss 7; Army 6; San Jose State 5; Tennessee 5; Duke 4; NC State 4; Marshall 4;Air Force 3; Northern Illinois 2; Maryland 2; BYU 1; San Diego State 1

USA TODAY Coaches Poll Final Top 25
2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019

NEXT: Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY, College Football Rankings: 2019 Final Top 25

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 1990 to 1999 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 1990s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 1990 to 1999 top 25 USA TODAY Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
USA TODAY Coaches Poll Top 25
1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999

Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 1990s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the UPI Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

The 1990s brought two interesting twists. 1990 came the change from the UPI Coaches Poll to the USA TODAY branding. In 1998, the BCS era started with the poll naming its national champion based on the team that won the BCS Championship. That clashed at times in the 2000s with the AP poll.

Florida State was knocking on the national championship door for several years under Bobby Bowden, and it finally kicked it in with national championships in 1993 and 1999.

Nebraska had a phenomenal run with the 1997 USA TODAY Coaches Poll national championship – Michigan got the AP title – along with the 1994 and 1995 titles, but Florida State finished in the top five in every year in the decade.

1990s USA TODAY Coaches Poll National Champions
1990 Georgia Tech; 1991 Washington; 1992 Alabama; 1993 Florida State; 1994 Nebraska; 1995 Nebraska; 1996 Florida; 1997 Nebraska; 1998 Tennessee; 1999 Florida State

Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY: 1990 to 1999 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

1 Florida State 229

2 Nebraska 179

3 Florida 174

4 Tennessee 168

5 Michigan 152

6 Penn State 151

7 Miami 129

8 Ohio State 121

9 Colorado 116

10 Alabama 114

11 Kansas State 103

12 Notre Dame 102

13 Texas A&M 99

14 Washington 81

15 Virginia Tech 70

T16 Syracuse 64

T16 Wisconsin 64

18 Georgia 63

19 UCLA 56

20 North Carolina 54

21 BYU 49

22 Texas 46

T23 Arizona 45

T23 Georgia Tech 45

25 Virginia 41

Others Receiving Votes: Iowa 38; 27 Arizona State 34; Washington State 33; Michigan State 31; Oregon 31; USC 31; Clemson 30; Northwestern 29; Auburn 28; LSU 27; Oklahoma 24; Boston College 23; Stanford 23; Colorado State 22; California 21; Ole Miss 21; NC State 21; East Carolina 20; Southern Miss 20; West Virginia 20; Air Force 19; Kansas 19; Tulane 19; Utah 18; Louisville 17; Mississippi State 17; Arkansas 16; Marshall 16; Purdue 14; Minnesota 9; Hawaii 7; San Jose State 6; Texas Tech 6; Tulsa 5; Fresno State 4; Missouri 4; Wyoming 4; Illinois 3; Army 2; Oklahoma State 2; Toledo 2

USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
USA TODAY Coaches Poll Top 25
1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999

NEXT: Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY, College Football Rankings: 1999 Final Top 25

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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 15 Best Wide Receivers

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 15 best wide receivers switching teams

Who are the best and brightest wide receivers in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?

Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Wide Receivers

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There are a whole lot of top teams that could’ve used some wide receiver help through the transfer portal last year – looking your way, Alabama – and they’re about to land them this time around.

Based on a combination of the best players and who’ll make the biggest splashes, here’s our ranking of the top wide receivers in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all decided to go.

They’re the 15 wide receivers in the transfer portal you need to know.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

15 Tyrone Broden

New School: Arkansas
Former School: Bowling Green

14 Theo Wease

New School: Missouri
Former School: Oklahoma

13 Jimmy Horn Jr.

New School: Colorado
Former School: USF

12 Dont’e Thornton

New School: Tennessee
Former School: Oregon

11 Tre Harris

New School: Ole Miss
Former School: Louisiana Tech

10 Traeshon Holden

New School: Oregon
Former School: Alabama

9 J. Michael Sturdivant

New School: UCLA
Former School: Cal

8 RaRa Thomas

New School: Georgia
Former School: Mississippi State

7 De’Zhaun Stribling

New School: Oklahoma State
Former School: Washington State

6 Tyrese Chambers

New School: Maryland
Former School: FIU

5 Devontez Walker

New School: North Carolina
Former School: Kent State

4 Elijah Spencer

New School: Minnesota
Former School: Charlotte

3 Dante Cephas

New School: Penn State
Former School: Kent State

2 Dorian Singer

New School: USC
Former School: Arizona

1 Dominic Lovett

New School: Georgia
Former School: Missouri

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 1960 to 1969 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 1960s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 1960 to 1969 top 25 Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out, but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
Coaches Poll Final Top 20
1960 | 1961 | 1962 | 1963 | 1964 | 1965 | 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969

Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 1960s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the UPI Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

It was an interesting decade for the Coaches Poll with seven different national champions. Alabama won two of them and was in the mix year after year, and Arkansas didn’t win any, but was good enough to finish as the decade’s second-best team according to the rankings.

1960s Coaches Poll National Champions
1960 Minnesota; 1961 Alabama; 1962 USC; 1963 Texas; 1964 Alabama; 1965 Michigan State; 1966 Notre Dame; 1967 USC; 1968 Ohio State; 1969 Texas

Coaches Poll: 1960 to 1969 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

1 Alabama 182

2 Arkansas 158

3 USC 147

4 Texas 136

5 Ohio State 133

6 Ole Miss 128

7 Notre Dame 123

T8 Missouri 118

T8 Penn State 108

10 Michigan State 103

11 Purdue 99

12 Nebraska 97

13 Tennessee 96

14 LSU 91

15 Minnesota 81

16 Oklahoma 76

17 UCLA 74

18 Syracuse 69

19 Oregon State 66

20 Wisconsin 53

21 Michigan 51

T22 Florida 48

T22 Kansas 48

24 Georgia Tech 46

25 Navy 44

Others Receiving Votes: Auburn 43; Georgia 41; Miami 41; Wyoming 41; Illinois 40; Duke 39; Colorado 38; Florida State 38; Houston 32; SMU 27; Iowa 24; Pittsburgh 23; Washington 23; Baylor 21; Indiana 20; Arizona State 19; Stanford 18; Tulsa 18; Texas Tech 16; Utah State 16; Mississippi State 15; Princeton 13; Memphis State 12; Utah 12; New Mexico 10; Northwestern 10; NC State 9; Texas 9; Arizona 8; Kentucky 8; Ohio 8; San Diego State 8; West Virginia 8; Yale 8; New Mexico State 7; North Carolina 7; Virginia Tech 6; Virginia Tech 6

NEXT: Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 1969 Final Top 20

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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 15 Best Running Backs

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 15 best running backs switching teams

Who are the best and brightest running backs in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?

Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Running Backs

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They might not get the spotlight and press of the quarterbacks, but the running backs can make a whole lot of noise once they switch to their new teams.

Who’ll make the biggest impacts, who’ll have the best seasons, and where are all the top running backs going? Here’s our ranking of the top backs in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all landed.

They’re the 15 running backs in the transfer portal you need to know.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

15 Asa Martin

New School: Troy
Former School: Memphis

14 Jaren Mangham

New School: Michigan State
Former School: USF

13 Dillon Johnson

New School: Washington
Former School: Mississippi State

12 Byron Cardwell

New School: Cal
Former School: Oregon

11 Ray Davis

New School: Kentucky
Former School: Vanderbilt

10 Aidan Robbins

New School: BYU
Former School: UNLV

9 LJ Johnson

New School: SMU
Former School: Texas A&M

8 Kavosiey Smoke

New School: Colorado
Former School: Kentucky

7 Dominic Richardson

New School: Baylor
Former School: Oklahoma State

6 Treshaun Ward

New School: Kansas State
Former School: Florida State

5 Brian Battie

New School: Auburn
Former School: USF

4 Carson Steele

New School: UCLA
Former School: Ball State

3 MarShawn Lloyd

New School: USC
Former School: South Carolina

2 Trey Sanders

New School: TCU
Former School: Alabama

1 Sean Tyler

New School: Minnesota
Former School: Western Michigan

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings: 1970 to 1979 Final Top 25

Coaches Poll, College Football Rankings 1970s: What are the greatest college football programs of all-time based on the Coaches Poll final rankings?

Where did all the top teams rank in the final 1970 to 1979 top 25 Coaches college football poll? Which programs made the cut and which ones just missed out but received votes?

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USA TODAY Coaches Poll, All-Time Rankings
Greatest Programs of All-Time | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s
1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s | AP Top Programs of All-Time
Coaches Poll Final Top 20
1970 | 1971 | 1972 | 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 | 1979

Which college football programs are the greatest of all-time according to the UPI and USA TODAY Coaches final polls?

According to the final Coaches Poll rankings, how do the programs rank all-time, by decade, and by era? Which ones were the best over the 1970s?

Take all the Coaches Poll final rankings and use our CFN scoring system – the UPI Coaches Poll national champion gets 25 points, the No. 2 team 24, No. 3 23, and so on down to the bottom.

There was a ton of controversy in the 1970s when it came to national champions. The Coaches Poll didn’t start awarding its national title after bowl games until 1974. However …

1974 Oklahoma was on probation. The Sooners were the final No. 1 in the AP Poll, but the Coaches Poll didn’t rank teams on sanctions, meaning USC got the national title and Alabama ended up scoring more points overall to be the school of the 1970s.

1970s Coaches Poll National Champions
1970 Texas; 1971 Nebraska; 1972 USC; 1973 Alabama; 1974 USC; 1975 Oklahoma; 1976 Pitt; 1977 Notre Dame; 1978 USC; 1979 Alabama

Coaches Poll: 1970 to 1979 Final All-Time College Football Rankings

1 Alabama 208

2 Oklahoma 193

3 Michigan 189

4 Nebraska 187

5 Ohio State 172

6 USC 170

7 Notre Dame 158

8 Penn State 148

9 Texas 127

10 Houston 111

11 Arizona State 106

12 Arkansas 96

T13 Auburn 77

T13 Pittsburgh 77

15 UCLA 72

16 Tennessee 65

17 LSU 64

T18 Colorado 51

T18 Maryland 51

T18 Texas A&M 51

21 Stanford 47

22 North Carolina 44

23 Florida State 40

24 Miami University 35

25 Georgia 34

Others Receiving Votes: Washington 32; NC State 31; Baylor 30; Purdue 29; Texas Tech 28; BYU 24; Toledo 22; Texas 21; Florida 20; San Diego State 20; Clemson 19; Georgia 18; Missouri 18; Iowa State 17; Air Force 15; Arizona 13; Dartmouth 13; Oklahoma State 12; Cal 11; Kansas 11; Tulane 11; Indiana 10; Louisville 10; North Texas State 10; Georgia Tech 9; Mississippi State 9; Navy 9; Rutgers 9; Temple 9; Washington State 9; West Virginia 9; Michigan State 8; Kentucky 7; Tulsa 7; Utah State 7; Ole Miss 6

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