The 2015 FWAA-NFF Super 16 Poll: Week 13 Final

The FWAA-NFF Super 16 Poll was established at the conclusion of the 2013 season by long-time partners, the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and the National Football Foundation (NFF). Voters rank the top 16 teams in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision, and the results will be released every Sunday of the 2015 season; the individual votes of all members will also be made public. The first poll will be released Sept. 8 (to account for Labor Day games), and the final poll will be released Dec. 6. The pollsters consist of FWAA writers, College Football Hall of Famers, NFF Board Members and highly regarded collegiate administrators who were selected to create a balanced, geographical perspective as well as a diversity of viewpoints from the different roles associated with the game.

FWAA-NFF PRESEASON SUPER 16 POLL NOV. 29, 2015

TEAM	PTS.	LAST WK
1. Clemson (26)	609	1
2. Alabama (12)	593	2
3. Oklahoma (1)	531	5
4. Iowa	510	4
5. Michigan State	485	6
6. Ohio State	421	8
7. Stanford	364	13
8. North Carolina	306	12
9. Florida State	305	14
10. Notre Dame	273	3
11. TCU	230	15
12. Baylor	160	7
13. Northwestern	104	NA
14. Oklahoma State	96	10
15. Ole Miss	73	NA
16. Florida	72	9

() – Denotes first-place votes

Voters: Mark Anderson, Las Vegas Review-Journal; Chris Ault, College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2002; Lee Barfknecht, Omaha World-Herald; Tony Barnhart, SEC Network; Mark Blaudschun, AJerseyGuy.com; Dre Bly, College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2014; Gil Brandt, NFL.com; Aaron Brenner, The Post and Courier (S.C.); Chuck Carlton, The Dallas Morning News; Gene Corrigan, NFF Board Member; Brian Davis, Austin American-Statesman; Bob Epling, NFF Board Member; Jack Ford, CBS 60 Minutes Sports Correspondent and NFF Board Member; Teddy Greenstein, Chicago Tribune; Andrew Greif, The Oregonian; Mike Griffith, MLive.com; Wally Hall, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette; Dan Harralson, Football.com; Matt Hayes, The Sporting News; Tommy Hicks, freelance; Ron Higgins, NoLa.com/The Times Picayune; Dave Jones, PA Media Group; Ryan Kartje, Orange County Register; Blair Kerkhoff, Kansas City Star; Stefanie Loh, The Seattle Times; Kelly Lyell, Fort Collins Coloradoan; Don McPherson, College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2008; Matthew Murschel, Orlando Sentinel; Randy Peterson, Des Moines Register; Matt Porter, The Palm Beach Post; Kyle Ringo, Boulder Daily Camera; Phil Steele, Phil Steele Publications; Patrick Stevens, Syracuse.com; Barry Switzer, College Football Hall of Famer Class of 2001; David Teel, Newport News Daily Press; John Wagner, Toledo Blade; Dick Weiss, Blue Star Media; Rod West, NFF Board Member; Reggie Williams, College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2007.