Oregon Ducks solidify spot in US LBM Coaches Poll after big Civil War victory

After the Ducks’ big 49-14 Civil War win over the Beavers, Oregon stayed at No. 6 in the US LBM Coaches poll.

Although the Ducks were winning, Oregon was moving down in the LBM Coaches poll due to the lack of style points. Those wins weren’t pretty.

That all changed with the Civil War.

Although the Ducks are still No. 6 in the poll, they received more votes, barely holding back Tennessee at No. 7. Oregon answered a lot of questions on Saturday and the perception of the Ducks have changed from “what’s wrong with the Ducks,” to “Oregon is a playoff contender once again.”

The big story is Texas, who leapfrogged Ohio State after the Buckeyes were enjoying a bye week. The Longhorns also received 10 first-place votes after Georgia escaped Kentucky with a 13-12 win.

Oregon will be in Ohio State’s spot this week as the Ducks will be on a bye week. Without playing, it’s entirely possible to move down in the poll depending on what other do around them in next week’s games.

Here is the full US LBM Coaches Poll.

Rank Team Record Points Change
1 Georgia 3-0 1,358 (42)
2 Texas 3-0 1,301 (10) +1
3 Ohio State 2-0 1,293 (1) -1
4 Alabama 3-0 1,193
5 Ole Miss 3-0 1,153
6 Oregon 3-0 1,019
7 Tennessee 3-0 1,009
8 Penn State 2-0 968 -1
8 Missouri 3-0 968
10 Utah 3-0 834
11 Miami (FL) 3-0 831 +1
12 USC 2-0 808 -1
13 Oklahoma 3-0 697
14 Kansas State 3-0 662 +1
15 Oklahoma State 3-0 642 -1
16 LSU 2-1 466 +1
17 Michigan 2-1 439 -1
18 Notre Dame 2-1 404 +1
19 Clemson 1-1 340 +1
20 Louisville 2-0 333 +1
21 Iowa State 2-0 235 +2
22 Nebraska 3-0 204 +2
23 Memphis 3-0 176 +2
24 Texas A&M 2-1 85 NR +2
25 UNLV 3-0 78 NR +9

Schools Dropped Out

No. 18 Arizona; No. 22 Washington;

Others Receiving Votes

Illinois 75; Washington State 38; Arizona 37; Northern Illinois 34; Syracuse 32; UCF 27; Pittsburgh 17; Iowa 17; Boise State 17; Arizona State 15; North Carolina 14; North Carolina State 12; California 10; Indiana 7; Michigan State 6; Liberty 6; Boston College 6; BYU 3; Washington 2; Toledo 1; South Florida 1; San Jose State 1; James Madison 1;

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