1981 NCAA Division I-A football rankings

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1981 NCAA Division I-A football rankings
Season	1981
Bowl season	1981–82 bowl games
Preseason No. 1	Michigan
End of season champions	Clemson
Conference with most teams in final AP poll	Big Ten, Big 8, Pac-10 (3)
NCAA Division I-A football rankings ← 1980 1982 →

Two human polls comprised the 1981 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I-A football rankings. Unlike most sports, college football's governing body, the NCAA, does not bestow a national championship, instead that title is bestowed by one or more different polling agencies. There are two main weekly polls that begin in the preseason—the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll.

Legend

		Increase in ranking
		Decrease in ranking
		Not ranked previous week
		National champion
(#–#)		Win–loss record
(Italics)		Number of first place votes
т		Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

AP Poll

	Preseason Aug 29^[1]	Week 1 Sep 7^[2]	Week 2 Sep 14^[3]	Week 3 Sep 21^[4]	Week 4 Sep 28^[5]	Week 5 Oct 5^[6]	Week 6 Oct 12^[7]	Week 7 Oct 19^[8]	Week 8 Oct 26^[9]	Week 9 Nov 2^[10]	Week 10 Nov 9^[11]	Week 11 Nov 16^[12]	Week 12 Nov 23^[13]	Week 13 Nov 30^[14]	Week 14 (Final) Jan 3^[15]
1.	Michigan (38)	Michigan (0–0) (37)	Notre Dame (1–0) (24)	USC (2–0) (46)	USC (3–0) (57 1⁄2)	USC (4–0) (58)	Texas (4–0) (35)	Penn State (5–0) (36 1⁄2)	Penn State (6–0) (45)	Pittsburgh (7–0) (49)	Pittsburgh (8–0) (53)	Pittsburgh (9–0) (63)	Pittsburgh (10–0) (60)	Clemson (11–0) (63)	Clemson (12–0) (47)	1.
2.	Oklahoma (7)	Alabama (1–0) (11)	USC (1–0) (12)	Oklahoma (1–0) (15)	Penn State (2–0) (5 1⁄2)	Penn State (3–0) (6)	Penn State (4–0) (24)	Pittsburgh (5–0) (26 1⁄2)	Pittsburgh (6–0) (19)	Clemson (8–0) (9)	Clemson (9–0) (7)	Clemson (10–0) (5)	Clemson (11–0) (5)	Georgia (10–1) (1)	Texas (10–1–1) (1)	2.
3.	Notre Dame (7)	Oklahoma (0–0)	Oklahoma (1–0) (12)	Penn State (1–0) (2)	Texas (3–0) (1)	Texas (3–0) (1)	Pittsburgh (4–0) (3)	North Carolina (6–0) (3)	Clemson (7–0)	USC (7–1) (7)	USC (8–1) (8)	Georgia (9–1)	Georgia (9–1)	Alabama (9–1–1)	Penn State (10–2) (1)	3.
4.	Alabama (3)	Notre Dame (0–0) (4)	Georgia (2–0) (12)	Texas (2–0) (1)	Pittsburgh (2–0)	Pittsburgh (3–0)	North Carolina (5–0) (4)	Clemson (6–0)	USC (6–1)	Georgia (7–1)	Georgia (8–1)	Alabama (8–1–1)	Alabama (8–1–1)	Nebraska (9–2) (1)	Pittsburgh (11–1)	4.
5.	USC (5)	USC (0–0) (3)	Penn State (1–0) (1)	Pittsburgh (2–0)	Oklahoma (1–1)	North Carolina (4–0)	Michigan (4–1)	USC (5–1)	Georgia (6–1)	Texas (6–1)	Penn State (7–1)	Nebraska (8–2)	Nebraska (9–2)	SMU (10–1) (1)	SMU (10–1) (1)	5.
6.	Nebraska	Georgia (1–0) (4)	Texas (1–0) (1)	UCLA (2–0)	North Carolina (3–0)	Michigan (3–1)	Clemson (5–0)	Iowa (5–1)	Texas (5–1)	Penn State (6–1)	Alabama (7–1–1)	SMU (9–1)	SMU (10–1)	Texas (9–1–1)	Georgia (10–2)	6.
7.	Penn State (1)	Nebraska (0–0)	Pittsburgh (1–0)	Michigan (1–1) (1)	Ohio State (3–0)	Alabama (4–1)	USC (4–1)	Georgia (5–1)	Mississippi State (6–1)	Alabama (7–1–1)	Nebraska (7–2)	Michigan (8–2)	Texas (8–1–1)	Penn State (9–2) (1)	Alabama (9–2–1)	7.
8.	Pittsburgh	Texas (0–0)	Ohio State (1–0)	Ohio State (2–0)	Michigan (2–1)	BYU (5–0)	Missouri (5–0)	SMU (6–0)	Alabama (6–1–1)	North Carolina (7–1)	SMU (8–1)	Texas (7–1–1)	USC (9–2)	USC (9–2)	Miami (FL) (9–2)	8.
9.	Texas	Penn State (0–0)	UCLA (1–0)	North Carolina (2–0)	Mississippi State (3–0)	Clemson (4–0)	Georgia (4–1)	Mississippi State (5–1)	North Carolina (6–1)	Arizona State (6–1)	Arizona State (7–1)	Southern Miss (8–0–1)	Miami (FL) (8–2)	Miami (FL) (9–2) (1)	North Carolina (10–2)	9.
10.	Georgia	Pittsburgh (1–0)	North Carolina (1–0)	Alabama (2–1)	BYU (4–0)	Oklahoma (1–1–1)	SMU (5–0)	Texas (4–1)	Arizona State (6–1)	SMU (7–1)	Texas (6–1–1)	USC (8–2)	North Carolina (9–2)	Pittsburgh (10–1)	Washington (10–2)	10.
11.	Ohio State (1)	Ohio State (0–0)	Michigan (0–1)	BYU (3–0)	Alabama (3–1)	Georgia (3–1)	Florida State (4–1)	Alabama (5–1–1)	Iowa State (5–1–1)	Nebraska (6–2)	Michigan (7–2)	Miami (FL) (7–2)	Penn State (8–2)	North Carolina (9–2)	Nebraska (9–3)	11.
12.	North Carolina	UCLA (0–0)	Alabama (1–1)	Mississippi State (2–0)	Washington (3–0)	Iowa State (3–0–1)	Iowa (4–1)	Arkansas (5–1)	Nebraska (5–2)	Michigan (6–2)	Miami (FL) (6–2)	North Carolina (8–2)	Washington (9–2)	Washington (9–2)	Michigan (9–3)	12.
13.	UCLA	North Carolina (0–0)	BYU (2–0)	Notre Dame (1–1)	Georgia (3–1)	Missouri (4–0)	Miami (FL) (3–1)	BYU (6–1)	SMU (6–1)	Miami (FL) (5–2)	North Carolina (7–2)	Penn State (7–2)	Iowa (8–3)	Iowa (8–3)	BYU (11–2)	13.
14.	Mississippi State	Mississippi State (1–0)	Mississippi State (1–0)	Miami (FL) (2–0)	Clemson (3–0)	SMU (4–0)	Wisconsin (4–1)	Iowa State (4–1–1)	Washington State (6–0–1)	Florida State (6–2)	Southern Miss (7–0–1)	Washington State (8–1–1)	BYU (10–2)	BYU (10–2)	USC (9–3)	14.
15.	Washington	BYU (1–0)	Washington (1–0)	Nebraska (1–1)	SMU (4–0)	Iowa (3–1)	Alabama (4–1–1)	Nebraska (4–2)	Michigan (5–2)	Mississippi State (6–2)	Oklahoma (5–2–1)	UCLA (7–2–1)	Ohio State (8–3)	Ohio State (8–3)	Ohio State (9–3)	15.
16.	BYU	Miami (FL) (1–0)	Miami (FL) (1–0)	Washington (2–0)	UCLA (2–1)	Miami (FL) (3–1)	Mississippi State (4–1)	Washington State (5–0–1)	Iowa (5–2)	Washington (7–1)	Arkansas (7–2)	Arkansas (8–2)	Michigan (8–3)	Michigan (8–3)	Arizona State (9–2)	16.
17.	Florida	Washington (0–0)	Nebraska (0–1)	Georgia (2–1)	Miami (FL) (2–1)	UCLA (3–1)	BYU (5–1)	Arizona State (5–1)	Florida State (5–2)	Oklahoma (4–2–1)	Washington State (7–1–1)	Washington (8–2)	Southern Miss (8–1–1)	Arizona State (9–2)	West Virginia (9–3)	17.
18.	Stanford	Florida State (1–0)	Arizona State (1–0)	Arizona State (2–0)	Iowa (2–1)	Ohio State (3–1)	Washington State (5–0)	Michigan (4–2)	Washington (6–1)	Ohio State (6–2)	UCLA (6–2–1)	BYU (9–2)	Arizona State (8–2)	Southern Miss (9–1–1)	Iowa (8–4)	18.
19.	Florida State	Stanford (0–0)	Florida State (2–0)	Clemson (3–0)	Arkansas (3–0)	Mississippi State (3–1)	Nebraska (3–2)	Missouri (5–1)	Oklahoma (3–2–1)	Arkansas (6–2)	Hawaii (7–0)	Iowa (7–3)	UCLA (7–3–1)	UCLA (7–3–1)	Missouri (8–4)	19.
20.	Arizona State	Arizona State (0–0)	Wisconsin (1–0)	SMU (3–0)	Iowa State (3–0)	Florida State (3–1)	Arizona State (4–1)	Florida State (4–2)	Arkansas (5–2)	Southern Miss (6–0–1)	Florida State (6–3)	Arizona State (7–2)	Washington State (8–2–1)	Washington State (8–2–1)	Oklahoma (7–4–1)	20.
	Preseason Aug 29^[1]	Week 1 Sep 7^[2]	Week 2 Sep 14^[3]	Week 3 Sep 21^[4]	Week 4 Sep 28^[5]	Week 5 Oct 5^[6]	Week 6 Oct 12^[7]	Week 7 Oct 19^[8]	Week 8 Oct 26^[9]	Week 9 Nov 2^[10]	Week 10 Nov 9^[11]	Week 11 Nov 16^[12]	Week 12 Nov 23^[13]	Week 13 Nov 30^[14]	Week 14 (Final) Jan 3^[15]
		Dropped: Florida	Dropped: Stanford	Dropped: Florida State Wisconsin	Dropped: Notre Dame Nebraska Arizona State	Dropped: Washington Arkansas	Dropped: Oklahoma Iowa State UCLA Ohio State	Dropped: Miami (FL) Wisconsin	Dropped: BYU Missouri	Dropped: Iowa State Washington State Iowa	Dropped: Mississippi State Washington Ohio State	Dropped: Oklahoma Hawaii Florida State	Dropped: Arkansas	None	Dropped: Southern Miss UCLA Washington State

Coaches Poll

Arizona State, SMU, and Miami (FL) (after a November 3, 1981 ruling) were on probation by the NCAA during the 1981 season; they were therefore ineligible to receive votes in the Coaches Poll.

	Preseason Aug 29^[16]	Week 1 Sep 14^[17]	Week 2 Sep 21^[18]	Week 3 Sep 28^[19]	Week 4 Oct 5^[20]	Week 5 Oct 12^[21]	Week 6 Oct 19^[22]	Week 7 Oct 26^[23]	Week 8 Nov 2^[24]	Week 9 Nov 9	Week 10 Nov 16^[25]	Week 11 Nov 23	Week 12 Nov 30	Week 13 (Final) Jan 3^[26]
1.	Michigan (22)	Notre Dame (1–0) (11)	USC (2–0) (28)	USC (3–0) (39)	USC (4–0) (40)	Texas (4–0) (23)	Penn State (5–0) (36)	Penn State (6–0) (40)	Pittsburgh (7–0) (35)	Pittsburgh (8–0) (38)	Pittsburgh (9–0) (40)	Pittsburgh (10–0) (39)	Clemson (11–0)	Clemson (12–0) (35)	1.
2.	Oklahoma (3)	USC (1–0) (10)	Oklahoma (1–0) (10)	Penn State (2–0) (2)	Penn State (3–0) (1)	Penn State (4–0) (19)	Pittsburgh (5–0) (6)	Pittsburgh (6–0) (2)	USC (7–1) (4)	Clemson (9–0) (1)	Clemson (10–0) (2)	Clemson (11–0) (3)	Georgia (10–1)	Pittsburgh (11–1)	2.
3.	Alabama (3)	Oklahoma (1–0) (14)	Penn State (1–0) (1)	Texas (3–0)	Texas (3–0)	Pittsburgh (4–0)	North Carolina (6–0)	USC (6–1)	Clemson (8–0) (2)	USC (8–1) (3)	Georgia (9–1)	Georgia (9–1)	Alabama (9–1–1)	Penn State (10–2) (1)	3.
4.	Notre Dame (5)	Georgia (2–0) (7)	Texas (2–0) (1)	Pittsburgh (2–0)	Pittsburgh (3–0)	North Carolina (5–0)	USC (5–1)	Clemson (7–0)	Georgia (7–1) (1)	Georgia (8–1)	Alabama (8–1–1)	Alabama (8–1–1)	Nebraska (9–2)	Texas (10–1–1) (1)	4.
5.	USC (2)	Penn State (1–0)	Pittsburgh (2–0)	North Carolina (3–0) (1)	North Carolina (4–0)	Michigan (4–1)	Clemson (6–0)	Georgia (6–1)	Texas (6–1)	Penn State (7–1)	Nebraska (8–2)	Nebraska (9–2)	Texas (9–1–1)	Georgia (10–2)	5.
6.	Nebraska	Texas (1–0)	Michigan (1–1)	Oklahoma (1–1)	Michigan (3–1)	USC (4–1)	Georgia (5–1)	Texas (5–1)	Penn State (6–1)	Alabama (7–1–1)	Michigan (8–2)	Texas (8–1–1)	Penn State (9–2)	Alabama (9–2–1)	6.
7.	Penn State (2)	Pittsburgh (1–0)	UCLA (2–0)	Ohio State (3–0)	Alabama (4–1)	Clemson (5–0)	Iowa (5–1)	Alabama (6–1–1)	Alabama (7–1–1)	Nebraska (7–2)	Texas (7–1–1)	USC (9–2)	USC (9–2)	Washington (10–2)	7.
8.	Georgia (4)	Ohio State (1–0)	Ohio State (2–0)	Michigan (2–1)	BYU (5–0)	Missouri (5–0)	Texas (4–1)	Mississippi State (6–1)	Nebraska (6–2)	Michigan (7–2)	Southern Miss (8–0–1)	North Carolina (9–2)	Pittsburgh (10–1)	North Carolina (10–2)	8.
9.	Pittsburgh (1)	North Carolina (1–0)	North Carolina (2–0)	Mississippi State (3–0)	Georgia (3–1)	Georgia (4–1)	Alabama (5–1–1)	Nebraska (5–2)	North Carolina (7–1)	Texas (6–1–1)	USC (8–2)	Penn State (8–2)	North Carolina (9–2)	Nebraska (9–3)	9.
10.	Texas	UCLA (1–0)	Alabama (2–1)	Alabama (3–1)	Clemson (4–0)	Florida State (4–1)	Mississippi State (5–1)	Iowa State (5–1–1)	Michigan (6–2)	Southern Miss (7–0–1)	Arkansas (8–2)	Washington (9–2)	Washington (9–2)	Michigan (9–3)	10.
11.	Ohio State	Alabama (1–1)	Notre Dame (1–1)	BYU (4–0)	Missouri (4–0)	Miami (FL) (3–1)	Nebraska (4–2)	North Carolina (6–1)	Miami (FL) (5–2)	Oklahoma (5–2–1)	North Carolina (8–2)	Iowa (8–3)	Iowa (8–3)	BYU (11–2)	11.
12.	UCLA	Michigan (0–1)	Nebraska (1–1)	Georgia (3–1)	Oklahoma (1–1–1)	Iowa (4–1)	Iowa State (4–1–1)	Washington State (6–0–1)	Washington (7–1)	North Carolina (7–2)	Washington State (8–1–1)	BYU (10–2)	BYU (10–2)	Ohio State (9–3)	12.
13.	Florida State	BYU (2–0)	BYU (3–0)	Washington (3–0)	Miami (FL) (3–1)	Wisconsin (4–1)	Arkansas (5–1)	Oklahoma (3–2–1)	Oklahoma (4–2–1)	Arkansas (7–2)	UCLA (7–2–1)	Michigan (8–3)	Michigan (8–3)	USC (9–3)	13.
14.	North Carolina	Mississippi State (1–0)	Mississippi State (2–0)	Clemson (3–0)	Iowa State (3–0–1)	Alabama (4–1–1)	Washington State (5–0–1)	Michigan (5–2)	Florida State (6–2)	UCLA (6–2–1)	Penn State (7–2)	Ohio State (8–3)	Ohio State (8–3)	Oklahoma (7–4–1)	14.
15.	Mississippi State	Miami (FL) (1–0)	Miami (FL) (2–0)	Miami (FL) (2–1)	Iowa (3–1)	BYU (5–1)	BYU (6–1)	Washington (6–1)	Mississippi State (6–2)	Washington State (7–1–1)	BYU (9–2)	Southern Miss (8–1–1)	Southern Miss (9–1–1)	Iowa (8–4)	15.
16.	Florida	Florida State (2–0)	Georgia (2–1)	Arkansas (3–0)	UCLA (3–1)	Mississippi State (4–1)	Missouri (5–1)	Iowa (5–2)	Ohio State (6–2)	Hawaii (7–0)	Washington (8–2)	UCLA (7–3–1)	UCLA (7–3–1)	Arkansas (8–4)	16.
17.	Washington	Washington (1–0)	Washington (2–0)	Missouri (3–0)	Ohio State (3–1)	Iowa State (3–1–1)	Oklahoma (2–2–1)	Florida State (5–2)	Arkansas (6–2)	BYU (8–2)	Iowa (7–3)	Arkansas (8–3)	Arkansas (8–3)	Mississippi State (8–4)	17.
18.	Houston	Purdue (1–0)	Clemson (3–0)	UCLA (2–1)	Nebraska (2–2)	Nebraska (3–2)	Washington (5–1)	Ohio State (5–2)	Southern Miss (6–0–1)	Iowa (6–3)	Ohio State (7–3)	Washington State (8–2–1)	Washington State (8–2–1)	West Virginia (9–3)	18.
19.	BYU	Nebraska (0–1)	Florida State (2–1)	Nebraska (1–2)	Florida State (3–1)	Washington State (5–0)	Michigan (4–2)	Miami (FL) (4–2)	Washington State (6–1–1)	Florida State (6–3)	West Virginia (8–2)	Houston (6–3–1)	Houston (7–3–1)	Southern Miss (9–2–1)	19.
20.	Baylor	Wisconsin (1–0)	Arkansas (2–0) West Virginia (2–0)	Iowa (2–1)	Mississippi State (3–1)	Oklahoma (1–2–1)	Florida State (4–2)	Arkansas (5–2)	Iowa State (5–2–1)	Minnesota (6–3)	Missouri (7–3)	San Jose State (8–2)	San Jose State (9–2)	Missouri (8–4)	20.
	Preseason Aug 29^[16]	Week 1 Sep 14^[17]	Week 2 Sep 21^[18]	Week 3 Sep 28^[19]	Week 4 Oct 5^[20]	Week 5 Oct 12^[21]	Week 6 Oct 19^[22]	Week 7 Oct 26^[23]	Week 8 Nov 2^[24]	Week 9 Nov 9	Week 10 Nov 16^[25]	Week 11 Nov 23	Week 12 Nov 30	Week 13 (Final) Jan 3^[26]
		Dropped: Florida Houston Baylor	Dropped: Purdue Wisconsin	Dropped: Notre Dame Florida State West Virginia	Dropped: Washington Arkansas	Dropped: UCLA Ohio State	Dropped: Miami (FL) Wisconsin	Dropped: BYU Missouri	Dropped: Iowa	Dropped: Miami (FL) Washington Mississippi State Ohio State Iowa State	Dropped: Oklahoma Hawaii Florida State Minnesota	Dropped: West Virginia Missouri	None	Dropped: UCLA Washington State Houston San Jose State

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