Where Missouri Football Ranks After Week 6

Major changes occured for the Tigers after their first loss of the season.

Oct 5, 2024; College Station, Texas, USA; A detail view of a Missouri Tigers helmet on the side line in the first quarter against the Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-Imagn Images. / Maria Lysaker-Imagn Images

Week 6 couldn't have gone any worse for the Missouri Tigers. They were humiliated on both sides of the ball at Kyle Field, losing 41-10 to Texas A&M.

The Tigers weren't the only team to suffer a loss this week, with four teams in the previous top-11 losing, all to unranked teams. Week 5 of college football presented absolute chaos with changes in the polls bound to happen.

That being said, here's the full rankings for Week 6.

AP Poll

Here’s the information organized in the requested format:

1. Texas, 52, 5-0, 1516 points
2. Ohio State, 9, 5-0, 1473 points
3. Oregon, 0, 5-0, 1348 points
4. Penn State, 0, 5-0, 1305 points
5. Georgia, 0, 4-1, 1299 points
6. Miami (FL), 0, 6-0, 1187 points
7. Alabama, 0, 4-1, 1182 points
8. Tennessee, 0, 4-1, 1001 points
9. Ole Miss, 0, 5-1, 978 points
10. Clemson, 5, 4-1, 861 points
11. Iowa State, 5, 5-0, 853 points
11. Notre Dame, 3, 4-1, 853 points
13. LSU, 0, 4-1, 827 points
14. BYU, 3, 5-0, 753 points
15. Texas A&M, 10, 5-1, 702 points
16. Utah, 2, 4-1, 473 points
17. Boise State, 4, 4-1, 463 points
18. Kansas State, 2, 4-1, 459 points
18. Indiana, 5, 6-0, 459 points
18. Oklahoma, 1, 4-1, 459 points
21. Missouri, 0, 4-1, 352 points
22. Pittsburgh, 0, 5-0, 196 points
23. Illinois, 1, 4-1, 182 points
24. Michigan, 0, 4-2, 170 points
25. SMU, 0, 5-1, 165 points

Others Receiving Votes: Southern Cal 98, Nebraska 51, Navy 43, Army 33, Vanderbilt 26, Arkansas 17, Washington St. 8, Iowa 8, Texas Tech 7, Syracuse 6, Washington 4, Louisville 4, Colorado 3, Kentucky 1.

Coaches Poll

(Ranking, team, first-place votes, record, points received)

1. Texas, 44, 5-0, 1364 points
2. Ohio State, 11, 5-0, 1330 points
3. Oregon, 0, 5-0, 1215 points
4. Penn State, 0, 5-0, 1163 points
5. Georgia, 0, 4-1, 1174 points
6. Miami (FL), 0, 6-0, 1085 points
7. Alabama, 0, 4-1, 1035 points
8. Ole Miss, 0, 5-1, 935 points
9. Tennessee, 0, 4-1, 856 points
10. LSU, 0, 4-1, 839 points
11. Clemson, 0, 4-1, 818 points
12. Notre Dame, 0, 4-1, 807 points
13. Iowa State, 0, 5-0, 695 points
14. Texas A&M, 0, 5-1, 564 points
15. BYU, 0, 5-0, 549 points
16. Oklahoma, 0, 4-1, 541 points
17. Utah, 0, 4-1, 479 points
18. Missouri, 0, 4-1, 473 points
19. Kansas State, 0, 4-1, 360 points
20. Indiana, 0, 6-0, 358 points
21. Michigan, 0, 4-2, 224 points
22. Boise State, 0, 4-1, 213 points
23. Illinois, 0, 4-1, 179 points
24. Pittsburgh, 0, 5-0, 170 points
25. SMU, 0, 5-1, 123 points

Schools dropped out: No. 15 USC, No. 22 Louisville, No. 23 UNLV

Others receiving votes: USC 102, Nebraska 68, Army West Point 36, Navy 26, Colorado 16, Kentucky 12, Arizona 12, UNLV 11, Texas Tech 8, Virginia 7, Washington 5, Liberty 5, Vanderbilt 4, Rutgers 3, Arkansas 3, Tulane 2;,Louisville 2, Iowa 2, Syracuse 1, Arizona State 1

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