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National Polls

Clemson has ended their football season ranked 26 times in either the AP or Coaches Poll.

Year Record AP Poll† Coaches‡ Harris
1939 9–1–0 12 – –
1948 11–0–0 11 – –
1950 9–0– 1 10 12 –
1951 7–3–0 20 – –
1956 7–2–2 19 – –
1957 7–3–0 – 18 –
1958 8–3–0 12 13 –
1959 9–2–0 11 11 –
1977 8–3–1 19 – –
1978 11–1–0 6 7 –
1981 12–0–0 1 1 –
1982 9–1–1 8 – –
1983 9–1–1 11 – –
1986 8–2–2 17 19 –
1987 10–2–0 12 10 –
1988 10–2–0 9 8 –
1989 10–2–0 12 11 –
1990 10–2–0 9 9 –
1991 9–2–1 18 17 –
1993 9–3–0 23 22 –
2000 9–3–0 16 14 –
2003 9–4–0 22 22 –
2005 8–4–0 21 21 23
2007 9–4–0 21 22 16
2009 9–5–0 24 – –
2011 10–4–0 22 22 14

† AP Poll began selecting the nation's Top 20 teams in 1939. Only the Top 10 teams were recognized from 1962-1967. The AP Poll expanded back to the Top 20 teams in 1968. In 1989, it began recognizing the Top 25 teams.

‡ UPI/Coaches Poll began selecting its Top 20 teams on a weekly basis in 1950 before expanding to the nations's Top 25 teams in 1990.

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