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2026 AP Football Poll

Florida · Week 8

Ranked in 5 of 9 published polls this season. Season high: #8.

Latest poll:

Coverage: –

AP Result

#17

Up 3 spots

Compared with Week 7

Voter Support

Of the 70 available ballots, 67 ranked Florida and 3 left the team unranked.

Ranked Florida
67
Left unranked
3
67 of 70 voters · 96%3 of 70 voters · 4%
Highest Vote
#11

Among ranked votes

Lowest Ranked Vote
#25

Among ranked votes

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Florida 2026 AP Poll History
PollPublishedAP RankPointsRanked ByFull Poll
PreseasonNR5114 / 69AP Top 25 →
Week 1NR8323 / 69AP Top 25 →
Week 2NR8318 / 68AP Top 25 →
Week 3#2126955 / 69AP Top 25 →
Week 4#8127270 / 70AP Top 25 →
Week 5#1669170 / 70AP Top 25 →
Week 6NR94 / 70AP Top 25 →
Week 7#2035561 / 70AP Top 25 →
Week 8#1755667 / 70AP Top 25 →

This summary covers the available polls, which may not include every week of the season.

The Bigger Picture · Football

Where Florida Finished

Final AP rankings after the postseason. Coverage: 1989 through 2025.

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Football · Conference Titles

8 SEC Championships

  • 1991
  • 1993
  • 1994
  • 1995
  • 1996
  • 2000
  • 2006
  • 2008
Sources & References
Top 25 Finishes
24 / 37 seasons
Top 10 Finishes
16 / 37 seasons
Best Final Ranking
#1
Last Ranked Finish
#13 in 2020

Summary covers 1989 through 2025. Finished AP No. 1 in 1996, 2006, 2008.

Season by Season

Showing 2016 to 2025 · 10 seasons

Higher bars mean a higher finish. NR = Not Ranked in the final Top 25, including teams receiving votes. Gold marks a school-recognized FBS / major-college national championship; an AP No. 1 finish alone is not treated as a championship.

View Every Final Ranking (1989–2025)
Florida · Final AP Football Rankings
YearFinal AP ResultSource
2025Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2024Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2023Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2022Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2021Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2020#13Source ↗
2019#6Source ↗
2018#7Source ↗
2017Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2016#14Source ↗
2015#25Source ↗
2014Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2013Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2012#9Source ↗
2011Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2010Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2009#3Source ↗
2008#1National ChampionSource ↗
2007#13Source ↗
2006#1National ChampionSource ↗
2005#12Source ↗
2004Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2003#24Source ↗
2002Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
2001#3Source ↗
2000#10Source ↗
1999#12Source ↗
1998#5Source ↗
1997#4Source ↗
1996#1National ChampionSource ↗
1995#2Source ↗
1994#7Source ↗
1993#5Source ↗
1992#10Source ↗
1991#7Source ↗
1990#13Source ↗
1989Not Ranked (NR)Source ↗
Sources & References

Beyond the Ballot

Meet the University of Florida

The University of Florida is a public, land-grant university in Gainesville. Its Gainesville campus opened in 1906, and its athletic teams compete as the Florida Gators.

Location
Gainesville, Florida
University Type
Public · Land-grant
Founded
1853Gainesville campus opened in 1906
Undergraduate Enrollment
41,109Fall 2025 · Undergraduate students only
Nickname
Florida Gators
Football Conference
Southeastern Conference (SEC)Current affiliation · 2026
FBS / Major College Football National Championships
3School-Recognized Titles1996 · 2006 · 2008
Football SEC Championships
81991 · 1993 · 1994 · 1995 · 1996 · 2000 · 2006 · 2008
Sources & References
The brick and stone top of Century Tower at the University of Florida beneath a blue sky
Century Tower · Photo published in 2022Photo: Addam Setzer / Unsplash · Unsplash License · Cropped