1940 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 Minnesota Gophers 8–0
2 Stanford Indians 9–0
3 Michigan Wolverines 7–1
4 Tennessee Volunteers 10–0
5 Boston College Eagles 10–0
6 Texas A&M Aggies 8–1
7 Nebraska Cornhuskers 8–1
8 Northwestern Wildcats 6–2
9 Mississippi State Bulldogs 9–0–1
10 Washington Huskies 7–2
11 Santa Clara Broncos 6–1–1
12 Fordham Rams 7–1
13 Georgetown Hoyas 8–1
14 Pennsylvania Quakers 6–1–1
15 Cornell Big Red 6–2
16 SMU Mustangs 7–1–1
17 Hardin–Simmons Cowboys 8–0
18 Duke Blue Devils 4–3–2
19 Lafayette Leopards 9–0

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