Miami still tops in eSports College Football Poll

Miami held on to the No. 1 position, as Nebraska closed within four points this week in the eSports Media Group College Football Poll. Miami and Nebraska garnered all of the first and second place votes. No. 3 thru No. 5 were separated by a mere six points, as Oklahoma, Florida, and Texas fought it out for the last three spots in the top five.

Oregon started the next five, followed by a streaking Tennessee team. Washington and BYU had only 5.5 points separating them at No. 8 and No. 9, as Washington State rounded out the top ten.

Florida State was No. 11, with Illinois, Maryland, and Michigan following separated by only seven points. South Carolina and Stanford were tied for No. 15.

UCLA had fallen to No. 17 before its meeting with Oregon. Syracuse, Georgia Tech, and Colorado rounded out the top twenty.

Georgia came in at No. 21, with Virginia Tech, Louisville, and newcomer Michigan State not far behind. Auburn closed out the top twenty five.

Dropping out from our last poll two weeks ago were: North Carolina, Purdue, Texas A&M, and Fresno State. Colorado, Michigan State, Louisville, and Syracuse had taken their place.

eSports Media Group College Football Poll

Rank	Team (First-Place Votes)	Record	Points
1	Miami (9)	7-0	345
2	Nebraska (5)	10-0	341
3	Oklahoma	8-1	302
4	Florida	7-1	300
5	Texas	8-1	296
6	Oregon	8-1	277.5
7	Tennessee	6-1	262
8	Washington	7-1	252.5
9	Brigham Young	9-0	247
10	Washington State	8-1	211
11	Florida State	6-2	183
12	Illinois	7-1	174
13	Maryland	8-1	172
14	Michigan	6-2	165
15	South Carolina	7-2	137
15	Stanford	5-2	137
17	UCLA	6-2	124
18	Syracuse	7-2	115
19	Georgia Tech	6-2	97
20	Colorado	7-2	89
21	Georgia	5-2	57
22	Virginia Tech	6-2	41
23	Louisville	8-1	38
24	Michigan State	5-2	37
25	Auburn	6-2	31
Dropped Out: North Carolina, Purdue, Texas A&M, Fresno State Others Receiving Votes: Purdue (17), Marshall (17), Texas A&M (14),Fresno State (13), Boston College (12), Toledo (11), North Carolina (8), Clemson (7), Mississippi (4), Kansas State (3), Louisiana Tech (2), Ohio State (2), Texas Tech (1), Hawaii (1), Utah (1), Penn State (1).