Final 2010 NCAA Football Rankings

Ringer's Final Poll
1. Auburn (14-0) - The Tigers came from behind for the 9th time to win the Natty.
2. TCU (13-0) - The Horned Frogs proved their worth finishing as 1 of 2 unbeaten teams.
3. Oregon (12-1) - The Ducks finally met their match against Auburn.
4. Stanford (12-1) - Andrew Luck and an underrated D were something special in '10.
5. Ohio St. (12-1) - The Buckeyes won their final 6 games to finish in the top 5 yet again.
6. Oklahoma (12-2) - The Sooners finish the season with Big 12 and Fiesta Bowl titles.
7. Wisconsin (11-2) - The nation's hottest team ran out of steam in Pasadena.
8. LSU (11-2) - The maligned offense put up 41 against a tough A&M defense.
9. Boise St. (12-1) - The Broncos shook off disappointment to dominate Utah.
10. Oklahoma St. (11-2) - The Pokes offense lead them to an outstanding 11 win season.
11. Alabama (10-3) - Bama's talent shown as they dominated Sparty.
12. Arkansas (10-3) - Arkansas was a scooped punt block away from BCS glory.
13. Nevada (13-1) - Colin Kaepernick lead the Wolfpack to a historic season.
14. Michigan St. (11-2) - Despite the lopsided bowl loss, MSU had a great season.
15. Virginia Tech (11-3) - The Hokies season begins and ends with losses.
16. Missouri (10-3) - The Tigers exceeded expectations to reach 10 wins.
17. Mississippi St. (9-4) - The Bulldogs came awfully close to getting to 10 wins.
18. Florida St. (10-4) - The Seminoles finish strong with a bowl win over South Carolina.
19. Texas A&M (9-4) - The Aggies have plenty to build on for next year.
20. Nebraska (10-4) - The Huskers struggled without Taylor Martinez at full strength.
21. UCF (11-3) - UCF got a signature win over an SEC team in the Liberty Bowl.
22. Maryland (9-4) - The program surprised all with 9 wins, then got rid of their coach.
23. NC State (9-4) - The Pack had a breakout year capped off with a bowl win.
24. South Carolina (9-5) - The Gamecocks' impressive season ended with a thud.
25. Tulsa (10-3) - The offense powered the Golden Hurricane to a 10 win season.