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Josh Furlong’s 2026 Week 9 AP Ballot

KSL.com · 2026 AP Poll Voter

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Josh Furlong submitted a complete 25-team ballot for the 2026 Week 9 AP football poll. This ballot includes 0 teams outside the published Top 25 and omits 0 teams inside it.

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0.6425 Shared Teams Compared
0 / 0Compared With Consensus
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Week 9 Ballot

Positive differences mean a higher vote than the AP rank; negative differences mean a lower vote.

VoteTeam
#1Miami#10
#2Georgia#20
#3Utah#30
#4UCLA#5+1
#5Notre Dame#4-1
#6Indiana#60
#7Kentucky#8+1
#8BYU#7-1
#9Alabama#90
#10Texas#100
#11Ohio State#110
#12Ole Miss#120
#13LSU#15+2
#14Wake Forest#140
#15Texas Tech#13-2
#16Tennessee#160
#17Houston#170
#18Boise State#20+2
#19Missouri#190
#20Iowa#21+1
#21USC#18-3
#22South Carolina#23+1
#23New Mexico#22-1
#24Arizona#240
#25Florida#250
NRDukeNRBoth Unranked
NRLibertyNRBoth Unranked
NRLouisvilleNRBoth Unranked
NRMinnesotaNRBoth Unranked
NRNorthwesternNRBoth Unranked
NROklahoma StateNRBoth Unranked
NROregonNRBoth Unranked
NRSMUNRBoth Unranked
NRUTSANRBoth Unranked
NRVirginia TechNRBoth Unranked

Biggest Outliers in This Ballot

VoterTeamVote
Josh FurlongUSC#21#18-3
Josh FurlongBoise State#18#20+2
Josh FurlongLSU#13#15+2
Josh FurlongTexas Tech#15#13-2
Josh FurlongBYU#8#7-1

Added and Omitted Teams

Teams this voter includes outside the AP Top 25, and Top 25 teams they leave out.

VoterTeamVote
No inclusion differences in these ballots.

Conference Comparisons

2026 Week 9 · This ballot only. Positive placement means higher than the AP rank; additions and omissions stay separate.

Conference / GroupShared Teams
SEC+0.400 / 010
Big Ten-0.200 / 05
Big 12-0.600 / 05
ACC0.000 / 02
Pac-12+2.000 / 01
American—0 / 00
Mountain West-1.000 / 01
Sun Belt—0 / 00
MAC—0 / 00
Conference USA—0 / 00
FBS Independents-1.000 / 01

Bars share a −2 to +2 scale. No shared ranked teams means no placement score (—). One ballot does not establish a lasting conference tendency.