1937 College Football Season - Final Associated Press Poll

Final Associated Press Poll

Prior to 1968 the final AP Poll was released before the bowl games were played.

Ranking Team Record
1 Pittsburgh Panthers 9-0-1
2 California Golden Bears 9-0-1
3 Fordham Rams 7-0-1
4 Alabama Crimson Tide 9-0
5 Minnesota Golden Gophers 6-2
6 Villanova Wildcats 8-0-1
7 Dartmouth Big Green 7-0-2
8 LSU Tigers 9-1
9 (t) Notre Dame Fighting Irish 6-2-1
9 (t) Santa Clara Broncos 8-0
11 Nebraska Cornhuskers 6-1-2
12 Yale Bulldogs 6-1-1
13 Ohio State Buckeyes 6-2
14 (t) Arkansas Razorbacks 6-2-2
14 (t) Holy Cross Crusaders 8-0-2
16 TCU Horned Frogs 4-4-2
17 Colorado Buffaloes 8-0
18 Rice Owls 4-3-2
19 North Carolina Tar Heels 7-1-1
20 Duke Blue Devils 7-2-1

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