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Appearances in The Final Associated Press and Coaches Polls

Texas has made 698 appearances in the Associated Press poll over 75 seasons. Texas has spent 443 weeks in the Top 10, 267 weeks in the Top 5, and 45 weeks at #1. Texas has finished the year ranked in the final Associated Press and/or Coaches polls of the season 48 times with 28 finishes in the Top 10 and 20 finishes in the Top 5:

Year Record AP Coaches
1941 8–1–1 4 N/A
1942 9–2–0 11 N/A
1943 7–1–1 14 N/A
1945 10–1–0 5 N/A
1946 8–2–0 15 N/A
1947 10–1–0 5 N/A
1950 9–2–0 3 2
1952 9–2–0 10 11
1953 7–3–0 11 8
1957 6–4–1 11 11
1959 9–2–0 4 4
1960 7–3–1 N/A 17
1961 10–1–0 3 4
1962 9–1–1 4 4
1963 11–0–0 1 1
1964 10–1–0 5 5
1968 9–1–1 3 5
1969 11–0–0 1 1
1970 10–1–0 3 1
1971 8–3–0 18 12
1972 10–1–0 3 5
1973 8–3–0 14 8
1974 8–4–0 17 N/A
1975 10–2–0 6 7
Year Record AP Coaches
1977 11–1–0 4 5
1978 9–3–0 9 9
1979 9–3–0 12 13
1981 10–1–1 2 4
1982 9–3–0 17 18
1983 11–1–0 5 5
1987 7–5–0 N/A 19
1990 10–2–0 12 11
1994 8–4–0 25 23
1995 10–2–1 14 14
1996 8–5–0 23 23
1998 9–3–0 15 16
1999 9–5–0 21 23
2000 9–3–0 12 12
2001 11–2–0 5 5
2002 11–2–0 6 7
2003 10–3–0 12 11
2004 11–1–0 5 4
2005 13–0–0 1 1
2006 10–3–0 13 13
2007 10–3–0 10 10
2008 12–1–0 4 3
2009 13–1–0 2 2
2012 9–4–0 19 18

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