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College Football Rankings Week 6

Still no love for the Hoos, but keep this up, and the votes will come.

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Another week of Top 25 rankings are out. After losing to both Iowa and Akron, UVA's next opponent, Pitt, is well out of the rankings. The Hoos have only dropped two games so far this season, both to ranked teams (UCLA is looking better and better), and both by just one score (8 points). With Pitt, Duke and North Carolina on the immediate horizon, Virginia stands a chance at making some waves and earning their spot in the Top 25. Meanwhile, the Hoos picked up one vote from the AP voters.

Looking at the rest of AP and Coaches Top 25, Virginia faces a total of three teams in the rankings -- Florida State (1/2), UCLA (8/9) and BYU (18/19) -- and an additional four teams receiving votes (Louisville, Duke, Georgia Tech, North Carolina).

Here's the complete Top 25, with Sagarin for good measure:

AP Coaches Sagarin
1 Florida State Alabama Alabama
2 Oregon Florida State Oklahoma
3 Alabama Oklahoma Oregon
4 Oklahoma Oregon Auburn
5 Auburn Auburn Texas A&M
6 Texas A&M Baylor UCLA
7 Baylor Texas A&M Georgia
8 UCLA Notre Dame Baylor
9 Notre Dame UCLA Florida State
10 Michigan State Michigan State Stanford
11 Ole Miss Ole Miss Michigan State
12 Mississippi State Georgia Notre Dame
13 Georgia Stanford LSU
14 Stanford Mississippi State USC
15 LSU LSU Ole Miss
16 USC Wisconsin Wisconsin
17 Wisconsin Nebraska Ohio State
18 BYU Ohio State Kansas State
19 Nebraska BYU Florida
20 Ohio State USC Clemson
21 Oklahoma State East Carolina Oklahoma State
22 East Carolina Kansas State South Carolina
23 Kansas State Oklahoma State BYU
24 Missouri Arizona State Mississippi State
25 TCU TCU Texas

Coaches Poll Others Receiving Votes:
Missouri 83; South Carolina 82; Clemson 81; Arizona 59; Marshall 49; GeorgiaTech 39; Washington 10; Louisville 8; Duke 7; North Carolina 7; Arkansas 5; Iowa 3; Minnesota 3; Cincinnati 1; Texas 1; West Virginia 1.

AP Top 25 Others Receiving Votes
Arizona State 97, South Carolina 61, Clemson 52, Arizona 43, Marshall 40, Georgia Tech 37, West Virginia 24, Arkansas 18, Maryland 5, Louisville 4, North Dakota State 3, Washington 2, North Carolina State 1, Virginia 1