Final Rankings
See also: 2008 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings| Rank | Associated Press | USA TODAY/AFCA* |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Florida | Florida |
| 2 | Utah | Southern California |
| 3 | Southern California | Texas |
| 4 | Texas | Utah≠ |
| 5 | Oklahoma | Oklahoma |
| 6 | Alabama | Alabama |
| 7 | Texas Christian | Texas Christian |
| 8 | Penn State | Penn State |
| 9 | Ohio State | Oregon |
| 10 | Oregon | Georgia |
| 11 | Boise State | Ohio State |
| 12 | Texas Tech | Texas Tech |
| 13 | Georgia | Boise State |
| 14 | Mississippi | Virginia Tech |
| 15 | Virginia Tech | Mississippi |
| 16 | Oklahoma State | Missouri |
| 17 | Cincinnati | Cincinnati |
| 18 | Oregon State | Oklahoma State |
| 19 | Missouri | Oregon State |
| 20 | Iowa | Iowa |
| 21 | Florida State | Brigham Young |
| 22 | Georgia Tech | Georgia Tech |
| 23 | West Virginia | Florida State |
| 24 | Michigan State | Michigan State |
| 25 | Brigham Young | California |
* - The AFCA requires that their voters make the winner of the BCS Championship at the number one position in the final poll.
≠ - Kyle Whittingham, head coach of Utah, broke the agreement and voted his team number one on his ballot.
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