Miami Football No longer Receiving Votes In New Coaches Poll

After Miami losing to Nc State 20-6 on Saturday, the Miami Hurricane’s will enter Week 11 of the college football season just outside of the national rankings.

On Sunday afternoon, the Associated Press updated its rankings following Week 10 action. The Hurricanes were no longer receiving votes in either the coaches or the AP Poll.

Miami’s next opponent, the Florida State Seminoles, did not move any they stay the same at the No. 4 spot beating Pittsburgh (2-7) by a final score of 24-7 on Saturday.

The Week 11 Coaches Poll was released an hour prior to the AP Poll. Miami was no longer receiving votes in the latest Coaches Poll update. You can view the entire Week 11 AP Poll & the Coaches Poll below.

Coaches Poll Week 11

1. Georgia
2. Michigan
3. Ohio State
4. Florida State
5. Washington
6. Oregon (+1)
7. Texas (-1)
8. Alabama
9. Penn State
10. Ole Miss
11. Louisville (+4)
12. Tennessee (+4)
13. Oregon State (+6)
14. Utah (+4)
15. Missouri (-1)
16. Oklahoma (-5)
17. Oklahoma State (+10)
18. Kansas (+5)
19. LSU (-6)
20. Tulane (+1)
21. James Madison (+3)
22. Notre Dame (-10)
23. North Carolina (+2)
24. Arizona (+8)
25. Fresno State (+3)

Others Receiving Votes: Air Force 78; Iowa 57; USC 56; Kansas State 52; Liberty 50; Duke 24; UCLA 22; SMU 20; UNLV 10; Toledo 8; North Carolina State 4; Kentucky 4; Troy 2; West Virginia 1

Associated Press Poll Week 11

1. Georgia
2. Michigan
3. Ohio State
4. Florida State
5. Washington
6. Oregon
7. Texas
8. Alabama
9. Penn State
10. Ole Miss (+1)
11. Louisville (+4)
12. Oregon State (+4)
13. Utah (+5)
14. Tennessee (+5)
15. Oklahoma State (NR)
16. Missouri (-2)
17. Oklahoma (-7)
18. LSU (-5)
19. Kansas (+3)
20. Tulane (+1)
21. James Madison (+2)
22. Notre Dame (-10)
23. Arizona
24. North Carolina
25. Liberty

Others Receiving Votes: Fresno St. 73, Kansas St. 73, Southern Cal 46, Air Force 26, Toledo 25, UCLA 11, Iowa 6, SMU 5, Duke 4, West Virginia 3, Texas A&M 1, NC State 1, Clemson 1.

Trinton Breeze

Trinton is the owner of CanesToday. He writes for all sports, with a focus on football and recruiting, he is a freshman in high school and wants to graduate from the University of Miami