2006 NCAA Division I FBS Football Rankings - Harris Interactive Poll

Harris Interactive Poll

The Harris Poll is the newest poll as it was created in 2005 to replace the AP Poll in the BCS formula and consists of former players, coaches, administrators, and current and former media who submit votes for the top 25 teams each week. The panel has been designed to be a statistically valid representation of all 11 Division I FBS Conferences and independent institutions. The poll operates identically to the Coaches Poll, except with 114 members, the point values of the highest ranked teams are higher than the Coaches Poll. The maximum points a single team can earn is 2850 points. The poll ends at the conclusion of the regular season, and does not produce another poll after the bowl games.

Week 5
Sept 23
Week 6
Sept 30
Week 7
Oct 7
Week 8
Oct 14
Week 9
Oct 21
Week 10
Oct 28
Week 11
Nov 4
Week 12
Nov 11
Week 13
Nov 18
Week 14
Nov 25
Week 15
Dec 2
1. Ohio State (107) (4–0) Ohio State (110) (5–0) Ohio State (112) (6–0) Ohio State (112) (7–0) Ohio State (112) (8–0) Ohio State (113) (9–0) Ohio State (113) (10–0) Ohio State (112) (11–0) Ohio State (114) (12–0) Ohio State (114) (12–0) Ohio State (112) (12–0) 1.
2. USC (4) (3–0) USC (2) (4–0) USC (1) (5–0) Michigan (1) (7–0) Michigan (1) (8–0) Michigan (9–0) Michigan (10–0) Michigan (11–0) USC (9–1) USC (10–1) Florida (1) (12–1) 2.
3. Auburn (2) (4–0) Auburn (1) (5–0) Florida (1) (6–0) USC (1) (6–0) USC (6–0) West Virginia (1) (7–0) Louisville (1) (8–0) USC (8–1) Michigan (11–1) Michigan (11–1) Michigan (11–1) 3.
4. West Virginia (4–0) Michigan (5–0) Michigan (6–0) West Virginia (6–0) West Virginia (7–0) Texas (8–1) Texas (9–1) Florida (9–1) Florida (10–1) Florida (11–1) LSU (10–2) 4.
5. Michigan (4–0) Florida (1) (5–0) т West Virginia (5–0) Texas (6–1) Texas (7–1) Louisville (7–0) Auburn (8–1) Notre Dame (9–1) Notre Dame (10–1) LSU (10–2) Louisville (11–1) 5.
6. Florida (4–0) West Virginia(4–0) т Texas (5–1) Louisville (6–0) Louisville (7–0) Auburn (8–1) Florida (8–1) Arkansas (9–1) Arkansas (10–1) Wisconsin (11–1) Wisconsin (11–1) 6.
7. Louisville (4–0) Louisville (4–0) Louisville (5–0) Auburn (6–1) Auburn (7–1) Florida (7–1) USC (7–1) Rutgers (9–0) West Virginia (9–1) Louisville (10–1) USC (10–2) 7.
8. Texas (3–1) Texas (4–1) Tennessee (5–1) Tennessee (5–1) Tennessee (6–1) Tennessee (7–1) Notre Dame (8–1) West Virginia (8–1) LSU (9–2) Arkansas (10–2) Oklahoma (11–2) 8.
9. Georgia (4–0) LSU (4–1) Notre Dame (5–1) Florida (6–1) Florida (6–1) USC (6–1) California (8–1) LSU (8–2) Wisconsin (11–1) Boise State (12–0) Boise State (12–0) 9.
10. LSU (3–1) Georgia (5–0) Auburn (5–1) Notre Dame (5–1) Notre Dame (6–1) Notre Dame (7–1) West Virginia (7–1) Louisville (8–1) Louisville (9–1) Notre Dame (10–2) Auburn (10–2) т 10.
11. Virginia Tech (4–0) Oregon (4–0) California (5–1) California (6–1) California (7–1) California (7–1) Arkansas (8–1) Wisconsin (10–1) Texas (9–2) Oklahoma (10–2) Notre Dame (10–2) т 11.
12. Notre Dame (3–1) Notre Dame (4–1) Clemson (5–1) Clemson (6–1) Clemson (7–1) Arkansas (7–1) LSU (7–2) Texas (9–2) Boise State (11–0) Auburn (10–2) West Virginia (10–2) 12.
13. Oregon (3–0) Tennessee (4–1) Iowa (5–1) Georgia Tech (5–1) LSU (6–2) LSU (6–2) Rutgers (8–0) Boise State (10–0) Auburn (10–2) Rutgers (10–1) Arkansas (10–3) 13.
14. Iowa (4–0) Oklahoma (3–1) Georgia (5–1) LSU (5–2) Arkansas (6–1) Rutgers (8–0) Boise State (8–0) Wake Forest (9–1) Oklahoma (9–2) Virginia Tech (10–2) Wake Forest (11–2) 14.
15. Tennessee (3–1) Clemson (4–1) Georgia Tech (5–1) Oregon (5–1) Rutgers (7–0) Boise State (8–0) Tennessee (7–2) Auburn (9–2) Rutgers (9–1) West Virginia (9–2) Virginia Tech (10–2) 15.
16. Oklahoma (3–1) California (4–1) LSU (4–2) Nebraska (6–1) Boise State (8–0) Boston College (7–1) Wisconsin (9–1) Oklahoma (9–2) Georgia Tech (9–2) Wake Forest (10–2) Rutgers (10–2) 16.
17. TCU (3–0) Florida State (3–1) Missouri (6–0) Arkansas (5–1) Boston College (6–1) Wisconsin (8–1) Oklahoma (7–2) California (8–2) Virginia Tech (9–2) Texas (9–3) Texas (9–3) 17.
18. California (3–1) Iowa (4–1) Virginia Tech (4–1) Boise State (6–0) Wisconsin (7–1) Oklahoma (6–2) Wake Forest (8–1) Georgia Tech (8–2) Boston College (9–2) Tennessee (9–3) Tennessee (9–3) 18.
19. Clemson (3–1) Virginia Tech (4–1) Nebraska (5–1) Rutgers (6–0) Oklahoma (5–2) Clemson (7–2) Georgia Tech (7–2) Virginia Tech (8–2) Tennessee (8–3) BYU (10–2) BYU (10–2) 19.
20. Florida State (3–1) Georgia Tech (4–1) Oregon (4–1) Oklahoma (4–2) Nebraska (6–2) Georgia Tech (6–2) Oregon (7–2) Boston College (8–2) Wake Forest (9–2) Nebraska (9–3) California (9–3) 20.
21. Nebraska (3–1) Nebraska (4–1) Boise State (6–0) Boston College (5–1) Missouri (7–1) Texas A&M (8–1) Virginia Tech (7–2) Maryland (8–2) BYU (9–2) California (8–3) Texas A&M (9–3) 21.
22. Boise State (4–0) Boise State (5–0) Arkansas (4–1) Wisconsin (6–1) Georgia Tech (5–2) Oregon (6–2) Boston College (7–2) Tennessee (7–3) Nebraska (8–3) Georgia Tech (9–3) Nebraska (9–4) 22.
23. Rutgers (4–0) Missouri (5–0) Oklahoma (3–2) Iowa (5–2) Texas A&M (7–1) Wake Forest (7–1) Maryland (7–2) Nebraska (8–3) California (8–3) Hawaiʻi (10–2) Boston College (9–3) 23.
24. Missouri (4–0) Rutgers (5–0) Rutgers (5–0) Georgia (5–2) Oregon (5–2) Virginia Tech (6–2) Texas A&M (8–2) BYU (8–2) Clemson (8–3) Texas A&M (9–3) TCU (10–2) 24.
25. Boston College (3–1) Boston College (4–1) Boston College (4–1) Missouri (6–1) Wake Forest (6–1) Tulsa (7–1) Nebraska (7–3) Oregon (7–3) Hawaiʻi (9–2) Boston College (9–3) Georgia Tech (9–4) 25.
Week 5
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Week 6
Sept 30
Week 7
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Week 8
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Week 9
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Week 10
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Week 11
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Week 12
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Week 13
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Week 14
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Week 15
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