College Football Rankings Week 9

BCS Rankings Week 9

ASSOCIATED CONTENT:  The college football  rankings for week 9 are largely the same, with no huge upsets. But the college football rankings in week 9 has Florida at No. 1 in all polls again

The college football  rankings for week 9 had Florida back on top in the AP Top 25 college football poll, over struggling Alabama. Florida didn’t do that much to top the AP Top 25 college football rankings, but they did a little more than Alabama. Nevertheless, Florida, Alabama and Texas are still on top, as always, in the college football rankings for week 9.

Florida is now leading both the AP and USA Today top 25 polls, with Alabama and Texas 2-3. The college football rankings for week 9 still have USC at fourth in the AP and USA Today, but it’s unclear if the Trojans will move up from seventh in the BCS rankings today.  Read full story here

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The Florida Gators won its second national title in college football in the past three years and third in Gator history  beating Oklahoma 24-14 before a sell out crowd last night at Dolphin Stadium in Miami.

The win also makes Florida and head coach Urban Meyer the first two-time BCS national champion, and gives the Southeastern Conference three national titles in a row, with LSU defeating Ohio State last year in between the Gators’ championships.

Congratulations Gators! (MORE PHOTOS BELOW)

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The BCS National Champion University of Florida football team will return to Gainesville, Fla., on Friday, Jan. 9. A celebration for fans to show their support on Sunday, Jan. 11.

The event will be held from 1-2 p.m. ET at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The gates will open at 11:30 a.m. The celebration will be broadcast live on Sun Sports. The game will be shown on Sun Sports on Friday at 7 p.m.

NOTE:

Due to security and traffic concerns,  fans are asked not to come to the airport. Gainesville police officers will be monitoring the airline passenger terminal area to ensure airline passengers, customers or others associated with business of the airport are not impacted. Fans are advised that the team will not be visible to the general public, as ground transportation will be provided directly at the aircraft.

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Sources:  Ledger