November 14, 2004 AP Football Poll

Rank			Team (FPV)		Conf		W-L		PTS		CP		BCS		Last Week
1	<  1		USC (51)		Pac-10		10-0		1608				1		W 49-9 vs Arizona
2	<  3		Auburn (6)		SEC		10-0		1536				3		W 24-6 vs #8 Georgia
2	<  2		Oklahoma (8)		Big 12		10-0		1536				2		W 30-3 vs Nebraska
4	<  5		California		Pac-10		8-1		1409				4
5	<  7		Utah		MWC		10-0		1316				6		W 45-28 at Wyoming
6	<  6		Texas		Big 12		9-1		1301				5
8	<  12		Louisville		C-USA		7-1		1279				10		W 55-28 vs TCU
7	<  9		Michigan		Big Ten		9-1		1279				7
9	<  4		Wisconsin		Big Ten		9-1		1012				13
10	<  11		Florida State		ACC		8-2		1004				8
11	<  8		Georgia		SEC		8-2		979				11
12	<  18		Miami (FL)		ACC		7-2		834				12
13	<  14		Boise State		WAC		9-0		797				9
14	<  17		LSU		SEC		7-2		786				16
15	<  15		Tennessee		SEC		7-2		733				17
15	<  16		Virginia Tech		ACC		7-2		733				15
17	<  19		Iowa		Big Ten		8-2		626				18
18	<  10		Virginia		ACC		7-2		541				19
19	<  21		Boston College		Big East		7-2		490				21
20	<  20		Arizona State		Pac-10		8-2		442				14
21	<  13		West Virginia		Big East		8-2		330				23
22	<  22		Texas A&M		Big 12		7-3		274				20
23	<  25		Oklahoma State		Big 12		7-3		223				22		W 49-21 at Baylor
24	<  23		UTEP		WAC		7-2		152				24		W 35-28 vs Rice
25	<  NR		Bowling Green (OH)		MAC		8-2		42				25		W 56-35 vs Marshall
NR	<  24		Notre Dame		Ind

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Pittsburgh 31, Georgia Tech 21, Florida 11, Alabama 6, Purdue 5, Texas Tech 5, Toledo 5, UCLA 4, Southern Miss 2, Notre Dame 2, Fresno State 1, Michigan State 1, Navy 1, New Mexico 1

NOTES
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- * = Received first place votes (non-AP rankings)
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- Regular-season polls from 1936-60 had 20 teams, from 1961-67 had 10 teams (except for the 1961 final poll which had 20), and 1989-present had 25 teams.
- This weekly poll data was contributed to the ESPN College Football Encyclopedia

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