LSU Tigers Football - Poll History

Poll History

Associated Press Poll History

The AP Poll began in 1936.

Year	AP Pre-Season Ranking	AP Final Ranking
1936	13	2
1937	6	8
1938		NR
1939		NR
1940		NR
1941		NR
1942		NR
1943		NR
1944		NR
1945		15
1946		8
1947		NR
1948		NR
1949		9
1950		NR
1951		NR
1952		NR
1953		NR
1954		NR
1955		NR
1956		NR
1957		NR
1958		1
1959	1	3
1960		NR
1961	5	4
1962	5	7
1963		NR
1964		7
1965	8	8
1966		NR
1967		NR
1968	18	19
1969		10
1970	12	7
1971	9	11
1972	11	11
1973	16	13
1974	9	NR
1975		NR
1976		NR
1977		NR
1978	13	NR
1979		NR
1980		NR
1981		NR
1982		11
1983	12	NR
1984		15
1985	13	20
1986	15	10
1987	6	5
1988	18	19
1989	7	NR
1990		NR
1991		NR
1992		NR
1993		NR
1994		NR
1995		NR
1996	19	12
1997	10	13
1998	9	NR
1999		NR
2000		22
2001	14	7
2002	14	NR
2003	14	2
2004	4	16
2005	5	6
2006	8	3
2007	2	1
2008	7	NR
2009	11	17
2010	21	8
2011	4	2
NR = Not Ranked N/A = Not Available

Coaches Poll History

The Coaches' Poll began in 1950.

Year	Coaches Pre-Season Ranking	Coaches Final Ranking
1950		NR
1951		NR
1952		NR
1953		NR
1954		NR
1955		NR
1956		NR
1957		NR
1958		1
1959		3
1960		NR
1961		3
1962		8
1963		NR
1964		7
1965		14
1966		NR
1967		NR
1968		NR
1969		7
1970		6
1971		10
1972		10
1973		14
1974		NR
1975		NR
1976		NR
1977		NR
1978		NR
1979		NR
1980		NR
1981		NR
1982		11
1983		NR
1984		16
1985		20
1986		11
1987		5
1988		NR
1989		NR
1990		NR
1991		NR
1992		NR
1993		NR
1994		NR
1995		25
1996		13
1997		13
1998		NR
1999		NR
2000		NR
2001		8
2002	13	NR
2003	15	1
2004	3	16
2005	6	5
2006	9	3
2007	2	1
2008	6	NR
2009	9	17
2010	16	8
2011	4	2
NR = Not Ranked N/A = Not Available

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