1941 college football rankings

1941 college football rankings
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One human poll comprised the 1941 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) football rankings. Unlike most sports, college football's governing body, the NCAA, does not bestow a national championship, instead that title is bestowed by one or more different polling agencies. There are two main weekly polls that begin in the preseason—the AP Poll and the Coaches' Poll. The Coaches' Poll began operation in 1950; in addition, the AP Poll did not begin conducting preseason polls until that same year.

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AP Poll

The final AP Poll was released on December 1, at the end of the 1941 regular season, weeks before the major bowls. The AP would not release a post-bowl season final poll regularly until 1968.

Week 1
Oct 13[1]		Week 2
Oct 20[2]		Week 3
Oct 27[3]		Week 4
Nov 3[4]		Week 5
Nov 10[5]		Week 6
Nov 17[6]		Week 7
Nov 24[7]		Week 8 (Final)
Dec 1[8]
1.Minnesota (2–0) (66)Minnesota (3–0) (69)Minnesota (4–0) (60) тTexas (6–0) (73.5)Minnesota (6–0) (99)Minnesota (7–0) (112)Minnesota (8–0) (95)Minnesota (8–0) (84.5)1.
2.Texas (3–0) (30)Texas (4–0) (33)Texas (5–0) (53) тMinnesota (5–0) (34.5)Texas (6–0–1) (4)Texas A&M (8–0) (5)Texas A&M (8–0) (2)Duke (9–0) (9.5)2.
3.Duke (3–0) (14)Michigan (4–0) (7)Fordham (4–0) (7)Fordham (5–0) (6)Duke (7–0) (11)Duke (8–0) (12)Duke (9–0) (15)Notre Dame (8–0–1)3.
4.Fordham (2–0)Duke (4–0) (7)Duke (5–0) (5)Duke (6–0) (7)Texas A&M (7–0) (6)Notre Dame (7–0–1)Notre Dame (8–0–1) (2)Texas (7–1–1) (1)4.
5.Northwestern (2–0) (1)Navy (4–0) (3)Texas A&M (5–0)Texas A&M (6–0)Notre Dame (6–0–1)Michigan (6–1)Duquesne (8–0)Michigan (6–1–1)5.
6.Michigan (3–0) (1)Fordham (3–0)Notre Dame (5–0)Navy (5–0–1)Stanford (6–1) (1)Duquesne (8–0)Michigan (6–1–1)Fordham (7–1)6.
7.Navy (3–0) (3)Notre Dame (4–0)Michigan (4–1)Notre Dame (5–0–1)Michigan (5–1)Alabama (7–1)Missouri (8–1) (1)Missouri (8–1) (1)7.
8.Notre Dame (3–0)Santa Clara (4–0)Penn (4–0) (1)Michigan (5–1)Northwestern (4–2)Missouri (7–1)Fordham (6–1)Duquesne (8–0)8.
9.Santa Clara (3–0) (1)Texas A&M (4–0)Northwestern (3–1)Stanford (5–1)Alabama (6–1)Texas (6–1–1)Northwestern (5–3)Texas A&M (8–1)9.
10.Ohio State (2–0) (1)Tulane (3–1) (1)Vanderbilt (5–0)Northwestern (3–2)Duquesne (7–0)Northwestern (4–3)Texas (6–1–1)Navy (7–1–1)10.
11.Penn (2–0)Ohio State (3–0) (1)Navy (4–0–1)Army (4–0–1)Fordham (5–1)Fordham (5–1)Navy (6–1–1)Northwestern (5–3)11.
12.Rice (2–0)Penn (3–0)Stanford (4–1)Duquesne (6–0)Navy (5–1–1)Navy (5–1–1)Vanderbilt (8–1)Oregon State (7–2)12.
13.Clemson (4–0) (1)Northwestern (2–1)Temple (5–0)Alabama (5–1)Mississippi State (5–0–1) (0.5)Penn (6–1)Penn (7–1)Ohio State (6–1–1)13.
14.Texas A&M (3–0)Clemson (4–0) (3)Army (4–0)Tulane (4–2)Penn (5–1)Ohio State (6–1)Ole Miss (6–1–1)Georgia (8–1–1)14.
15.Nebraska (2–0)Vanderbilt (4–0)Alabama (4–1)Mississippi State (4–0–1)Ole Miss (5–1–1) (0.5)Ole Miss (5–1–1)Ohio State (6–1–1)Penn (7–1)15.
16.Oregon State (3–0)Oregon (3–1)Duquesne (5–0)Ole Miss (4–1–1)Missouri (6–1)Oregon State (5–2)Clemson (7–1)Mississippi State (7–1–1)16.
17.Tulane (2–1) (1)Temple (4–0)Ole Miss (3–1–1) тMissouri (5–1)Harvard (3–2–1)Stanford (6–2)Oregon State (6–2)Ole Miss (6–2–1)17.
18.Vanderbilt (3–0)Oregon State (3–1)Mississippi State (3–0–1) тSyracuse (5–1)Boston College (5–2)Clemson (6–1)Alabama (7–2)Tennessee (8–2)18.
19.Mississippi State (2–0–1)Stanford (3–1) тMissouri (4–1)Penn (4–1)Army (4–1–1)TCU (6–2)Harvard (5–2–1)Washington State (6–3)19.
20.Columbia (2–0)Villanova (3–0) тSMU (3–1)Ohio State (4–1)Ohio State (5–1)
Georgia (7–1–1)Alabama (8–2)20.
Week 1
Oct 13[1]		Week 2
Oct 20[2]		Week 3
Oct 27[3]		Week 4
Nov 3[4]		Week 5
Nov 10[5]		Week 6
Nov 17[6]		Week 7
Nov 24[7]		Week 8 (Final)
Dec 1[8]
Dropped:
  • Columbia
  • Mississippi State
  • Nebraska
  • Rice
Dropped:
  • Clemson
  • Ohio State
  • Oregon
  • Oregon State
  • Santa Clara
  • Tulane
  • Villanova
Dropped:
  • SMU
  • Temple
  • Vanderbilt
Dropped:
  • Syracuse
  • Tulane
Dropped:
  • Army
  • Boston College
  • Harvard
  • Mississippi State
Dropped:
  • Stanford
  • TCU
  • Washington
Dropped:
  • Clemson
  • Harvard
  • Vanderbilt

Boand System

The Boand System rankings (also known as "Azzi Ratem") released after games played on November 29 were as follows:[9]

1. Minnesota (81.6)
2. Navy (80.3)
3. Notre Dame (79.4)
4. Texas (78.9)
5. Penn (77.6)
6. Duke (77.5)
7. Duquesne (77.4)
8. Michigan (78.8)
9. Missouri (76.4)
10. Texas A&M (76.3)
11. Ohio State (75.6)
12. Alabama (74.6)
13. Georgia (74.5)
14. Fordham (73.7)
15. TCU (73.4)
16. Tennessee (73.3)
17. Mississippi State (73.2)
18. Oregon State (72.7)
19. Northwestern (72.6)
20. Harvard (72.0)

Dunkel System

The final Dunkel System rankings released in December 1941 were as follows:[10]

1. Minnesota (100.7)
2. Duke (98.5)
3. Texas (94.5)
4. Georgia (93.4)
5. Tennessee (92.6)
6. Michigan (92.4)
7. Northwestern (92.2)
8. Missouri (92.1)
9. Texas A&M (92.1)
10. Duquesne (91)
11. Notre Dame (90.2)
12. Alabama (89.5)
13. Penn (89.1)
14. Navy (88.9)
15. TCU (88.9)
16. Washington State (88.5)
17. Oregon State (88.2)
18. SMU (88.2)
19. Rice (88.1)
20. Vanderbilt (88.1)
21.
22. Ohio State (87.4)
23. Mississippi State (87)
24.
25.
26.
27. Ole Miss (86)

Houlgate System

The Houlgate System's final selections[11] released in early December 1941 were as follows:

1. Minnesota
2. Navy
3. Alabama
4. Duquesne
5. Notre Dame
6. Michigan
    Mississippi State
    Texas
9. Duke
10. Pennsylvania
11. Tennessee
12. TCU
13. Georgia
14. Ohio State
      Oregon State
      Temple
17. Missouri
      Texas A&M
      Texas Tech
20. Vanderbilt
21. Fordham
22. Boston College
      Harvard
24. Virginia
25. Penn State

Litkenhous Ratings

The final Litkenhous Ratings released in December 1941 provided numerical rankings for 681 college football programs. The top 100 ranked teams were:[12]

1. Minnesota
2. Texas
3. Duke
4. Michigan
5. Texas A&M
6. Alabama
7. Notre Dame
8. Navy
9. Northwestern
10. Georgia
11. Tulane
12. Penn
13. Tennessee
14. Vanderbilt
15. Ohio State
16. Missouri
17. Fordham
18. Duquesne
19. Mississippi State
20. Oklahoma
21. Cornell
22. LSU
23. TCU
24. SMU
25. Oregon State
26. Washington State
27. Boston College
28. Stanford
29. Ole Miss
30. Rice
31. Washington
32. Harvard
33. California
34. Syracuse
35. Virginia
36. Santa Clara
37. Colgate
38. Auburn
39. Clemson
40. Georgia Tech
41. Penn State
42. Columbia
43. Michigan State
44. Detroit
45. Army
46. Texas Tech
47. Dartmouth
48. Indiana
49. Arkansas
50. Purdue
51. Iowa
52. Xavier
53. Marshall
54. Oregon
55. Baylor
56. Kentucky
57. Wisconsin
58. Nebraska
59. Villanova
60. Marquette
61. Texas A&I
62. Utah
63. Miami (FL)
64. USC
65. William & Mary
66. Tulsa
67. Florida
68. Temple
69. Hawaii
70. Georgetown
71. Illinois
72. Wake Forest
73. Holy Cross
74. Pittsburgh
75. South Carolina
76. Princeton
77. UCLA
78. Yale
79. Manhattan
80. Dayton
81. Saint Mary's (CA)
82. San Francisco
83. Rollins
84. Chattanooga
85. Western Michigan
86. Denver
87. Arizona
88. Panzer
89. Oklahoma A&M
90. West Virginia
91. West Texas State
92. Cincinnati
93. Hardin–Simmons
94. S.W. Tennessee
95. Lafayette
96. Western Reserve
97. Bradley
98. Brown
99. Willamette
100. North Carolina

Williamson System

The final Williamson System rankings for 1940 were issued in January 1942, after the bowl games.[13]

1. Texas (99.2)
2. Minnesota (97.9)
3. Notre Dame (96.2)
4. Fordham (95.8)
5. Navy (95.6)
6. Missouri (95.4)
7. Michigan (95.1)
8. Penn (94.9)
9. Duquesne (94.7)
10. Mississippi State (94.2)
11. Oregon State (94.1)
12. Alabama (94.0)
13. Duke (93.8)
14. Texas A&M (93.7)
15. Tennessee (93.6)
16. Vanderbilt (93.5)
17. Georgia (93.4)
18. Northwestern (93.2)
19. TCU (93.1)
20. Ohio State (93.0)
21. Ole Miss (92.6)
22. Cornell (92.4)
23. Harvard (92.2)
24. Washington State (91.9)
25. Oklahoma (91.5)
26. LSU (91.2)
27. Rice (91.1)
28. Stanford (91.0)
29. Tulane (90.9)
30. SMU (90.8)
31. Oregon (90.8)
32. Santa Clara (90.7)
33. Auburn (90.6)
34. Washington (90.4)
35. Army (90.1)
36. California (90.0)
37. William & Mary (89.8)
38. Dartmouth (89.7)
39. Clemson (89.6)
40. Tulsa (89.5)
41. Colgate (89.4)
42. Boston College (89.3)
43. Michigan State (89.1)
44. Temple (89.0)
45. Columbia (88.9)
46. Penn State (88.6)
47. Syracuse (88.3)
48. Manhattan (88.2)

See also

References

  1. ^ "October 13, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  2. ^ "October 20, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  3. ^ "October 27, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  4. ^ "November 3, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  5. ^ "November 10, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  6. ^ "November 17, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  7. ^ "November 24, 1941 AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  8. ^ "1941 Final AP Football Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved March 26, 2017.
  9. ^ "Navy Ranked Second by the Azzi Ratem". Evening World-Herald. December 2, 1941. p. 16 – via Newspapers.com.
  10. ^ "Sittin' In". The Des Moines Register. December 6, 1941. p. 7 – via Newspapers.com.
  11. ^ Written at Los Angeles. "Houlgate Ranks Gophers First, Navy Second". The Sacramento Bee. Sacramento. United Press. December 2, 1941. Retrieved August 13, 2023. The Deke Houlgate system of rating football teams today placed the Golden Gophers of Minnesota in the top spot in national standings. Houlgate, making his final selections, nominated the Navy for second place and Alabama for third.
  12. ^ Dr. E. E. Litkenhous (December 26, 1941). "Gophers Grid Kings Over 6-Year Span: Tennessee 2d, Pitt 3d Over Period Litkenhous Ratins Are Published". The Courier-Journal. p. Sports 4 – via Newspapers.com.
  13. ^ Paul Williamson (January 6, 1942). "Duke Drops To 13th Place In Final Gridiron Rankings". The Durham Sun. p. 8 – via Newspapers.com.

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