Where Mizzou Football Ranks After Week 7

With a break from SEC play, the Missouri Tigers had the chance to bounce back after dropping down 12 spots in the AP Poll.

Oct 12, 2024; Amherst, Massachusetts, USA; Missouri Tigers wide receiver Joshua Manning (0) reacts to his touchdown against the Massachusetts Minutemen during the second half at Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images / Eric Canha-Imagn Images

The Missouri Tigers needed a boring, smooth victory over UMass in Week 7. Coming off a 41-10 loss to Texas A&M in the week prior, Missouri was back in the win column in the final game of its non-confernece slate.

The loss to Texas A&M caused the Tigers to drop 12 spots in the AP Poll, the biggest one-week fall since the poll started in 1936. After the break from SEC play though, Missouri had the chance to boost its confidence.

With the past two weeks creating some big time upsets nothing for the 2024 college football season seems predictable. Its created some shuffling at the top of rankings.

Here's how the polls shaked up after Week 7 of the season and where Missouri stands.

AP Poll

1. Texas, 56, 6-0, 1544 points
2. Oregon, 6, 6-0, 1493 points
3. Penn State, 0, 6-0, 1380 points
4. Ohio State, 0, 5-1, 1357 points
5. Georgia, 0, 5-1, 1300 points
6. Miami (FL), 0, 6-0, 1232 points
7. Alabama, 0, 5-1, 1127 points
8. LSU, 0, 5-1, 994 points
9. Iowa State, 0, 6-0, 982 points
10. Clemson, 0, 5-1, 980 points
11. Tennessee, 0, 5-1, 959 points
12. Notre Dame, 0, 5-1, 914 points
13. BYU, 1, 6-0, 889 points
14. Texas A&M, 1, 5-1, 744 points
15. Boise State, 2, 5-1, 597 points
16. Indiana, 2, 6-0, 580 points
17. Kansas State, 1, 5-1, 567 points
18. Ole Miss, 0, 5-2, 511 points
19. Missouri, 2, 5-1, 409 points
20. Pittsburgh, 2, 6-0, 397 points
21. SMU, 4, 5-1, 260 points
22. Illinois, 1, 5-1, 249 points
23. Army, 0, 6-0, 137 points
24. Michigan, 0, 4-2, 133 points
25. Navy, 0, 5-0, 84 points

Others Receiving Votes

Vanderbilt 68, Nebraska 62, Arizona St. 39, Oklahoma 36, Washington St. 32, Iowa 29, Texas Tech 18, Syracuse 13, Arkansas 13, Utah 7, Louisville 6, Southern Cal 5, Liberty 2, UNLV 1

Coaches Poll

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

1. Texas, 53, 6-0, 1373 points
2. Oregon, 2, 6-0, 1322 points
3. Penn State, 0, 6-0, 1220 points
4. Georgia, 0, 5-1, 1189 points
5. Ohio State, 0, 5-1, 1141 points
6. Miami (FL), 0, 6-0, 1105 points
7. Alabama, 0, 5-1, 1010 points
8. LSU, 0, 5-1, 914 points
9. Clemson, 0, 5-1, 904 points
10. Tennessee, 0, 5-1, 891 points
11. Notre Dame, 0, 5-1, 838 points
12. Iowa State, 0, 6-0, 823 points
13. BYU, 0, 6-0, 686 points
14. Texas A&M, 0, 5-1, 636 points
15. Ole Miss, 0, 5-2, 524 points
16. Missouri, 0, 5-1, 521 points (+2)
17. Kansas State, 0, 5-1, 472 points
18. Indiana, 0, 6-0, 462 points
19. Boise State, 0, 5-1, 373 points
20. Pittsburgh, 0, 6-0, 340 points
21. Illinois, 0, 5-1, 231 points
22. Michigan, 0, 4-2, 223 points
23. SMU, 0, 5-1, 183 points
24. Army West Point, 0, 6-0, 104 points
25. Nebraska, 0, 5-1, 90 points

Schools Dropped Out

No. 16 Oklahoma; No. 17 Utah

Others Receiving Votes

Oklahoma 81; Arizona State 49; Navy 37; Utah 31; Vanderbilt 26; Syracuse 13; UNLV 12; Iowa 12; Texas Tech 9; Liberty 9; Washington State 8; Memphis 4; Louisville 4; James Madison 3; Tulane 2

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