1933 College Football Season - Final Dickinson Rankings

Final Dickinson Rankings

Michigan (7-0-1), Minnesota (4-0-4) and Princeton (9-0-0) were all unbeaten, and Princeton was untied as well. Based on its schedule, Michigan was ranked highest by Professor Dickinson. As in 1933, Dickinson (an economics professor at the University of Illinois) included four "Big Ten" colleges among the best in the nation. In 1933, they were Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio State and Purdue.

Rank Team Record Rating
1 Michigan Wolverines 7-0-1 28.52
2 Nebraska Cornhuskers 8-1-0 24.61
3 Minnesota Gophers 4-0-4 23.87
4 Pittsburgh Panthers 8-1-0 23.01
5 Ohio State Buckeyes 7-1-0 22.79
6 USC Trojans 10-1-1 22.61
7 Princeton Tigers 9-0-0 22.50
8 Oregon Ducks 9-1-0 22.36
9 Army Cadets 9-1-0 22.16
10 Purdue Boilermakers 6-1-1 21.88
11 Stanford Indians 9-1-1 20.34

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