Where Mizzou Football is Ranked After Week 10

Where does Missouri find itself after its final bye week of the season?

Oct 26, 2024; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver Germie Bernard (5) carries the ball after a reception against Missouri Tigers cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. (2) during the second half at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Butch Dill-Imagn Images / Butch Dill-Imagn Images

The Missouri Tigers got a much needed week of rest in its second bye week of the season, while the rest of the SEC saw competitive battles. A few teams got tests they probably were not expecting, including the Georgia Bulldogs.

Missouri's shaky state makes its standing in the national polls in flux. Because they were ranked last week and the Tigers have some head-to-head wins over other teams deserving to find itself in the rankings, making those moves poses a dilemma.

After Week 10 and looking into the Tigers' matchup with the Oklahoma Sooners, here's where Missouri is ranked in the national polls:

AP Poll

1. Oregon, 62, 9-0, 1550 points
2. Georgia 7-1, 1449 points
3. Ohio State, 7-1, 1442 points
4. Miami (FL), 9-0, 1348 points
5. Texas, 7-1, 1310 points
6. Penn State, 7-1, 1158 points
7. Tennessee, 7-1, 1150 points
8. Indiana, 9-0, 1123 points
9. BYU , 8-0, 1084 points
10. Notre Dame, 7-1, 1066 points
11. Alabama, 6-2, 867 points
12. Boise State, 7-1, 853 points
13. SMU, 8-1, 752 points
14. LSU, 6-2, 707 points
15. Texas A&M, 7-2, 662 points
16. Ole Miss, 7-2, 653 points
17. Iowa State, 7-1, 592 points
18. Army, 8-0, 468 points
19. Clemson, 6-2, 447 points
20. Washington State, 7-1, 351 points
21. Colorado, 6-2, 234 points
22. Kansas State, 7-2, 227 points
23. Pittsburgh, 7-1, 203 points
24. Vanderbilt, 6-3, 130 points
25. Louisville, 6-3, 115 points

Others Receiving Votes

Missouri 81, South Carolina 58, Tulane 41, UNLV 9, Louisiana-Lafayette 9, Washington 4, Arizona St. 3, Iowa 2, Texas Tech 2.

USA Today Coaches Poll:

Here’s the information organized in the specified format:

1. Oregon, 53, 9-0, 1349 points
2. Georgia, 1, 7-1, 1267 points
3. Ohio State, 0, 7-1, 1245 points
4. Miami (FL), 0, 9-0, 1194 points
5. Texas, 0, 7-1, 1138 points
6. Tennessee, 0, 7-1, 1039 points
7. Penn State, 0, 7-1, 982 points
8. Notre Dame, 0, 7-1, 961 points
9. BYU, 0, 8-0, 918 points
10. Indiana, 0, 9-0, 916 points
11. Alabama, 0, 6-2, 772 points
12. Ole Miss, 0, 7-2, 657 points
13. LSU, 0, 6-2, 653 points
14. Boise State, 0, 7-1, 615 points
15. SMU, 0, 8-1, 603 points
16. Texas A&M, 0, 7-2, 518 points
17. Clemson, 0, 6-2, 513 points
18. Iowa State, 0, 7-1, 511 points
19. Army West Point, 0, 8-0, 404 points
20. Washington State, 0, 7-1, 284 points
21. Kansas State, 0, 7-2, 201 points
22. Missouri, 0, 6-2, 192 points
23. Pittsburgh, 0, 7-1, 178 points
24. Colorado, 0, 6-2, 124 points
25. Vanderbilt, 0, 6-3, 85 points

Schools Dropped Out

No. 24 Illinois; No. 25 Memphis;

Others Receiving Votes

Tulane 38; Louisville 38; South Carolina 33; Louisiana 27; Syracuse 24; UNLV 17; Arizona State 17; Minnesota 14; Iowa 13; Memphis 5; Illinois 3; Texas Tech 1; James Madison 1;

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