The Harris Poll Rankings for College Football this week is out. The Harris  College Football Polls for the BCS Rankings shows Alabama and Florida still on top while Texas moving into number 3.

November 30 Harris Interactive College Football Poll is as follows:

Rank Team Record Points Previous Game
1 Alabama (107) 12-0 2,815 Beat Auburn 36-0
2 Florida (4) 11-1 2,619 Beat No. 23 Florida State 45-15
3 Texas (1) 11-1 2,575 Beat Texas A&M 49-9
4 Oklahoma 11-1 2,569 Beat No. 12 Oklahoma State 61-41
5 USC 10-1 2,378 Beat Notre Dame 38-3
6 Penn State 11-1 2,177 Idle
7 Utah (1) 12-0 2,111 Idle
8 Texas Tech 11-1 2,090 Beat Baylor 35-28
9 Boise State 12-0 1,937 Beat Fresno State 61-10
10 Ohio State 10-2 1,856 Idle
11 Ball State 12-0 1,526 Beat Western Michigan 45-22
12 TCU 10-2 1,502 Idle
13 Cincinnati 10-2 1,425 Beat Syracuse 30-10
14 Oklahoma State 9-3 1,217 Lost to No. 3 Oklahoma 61-41
15 Oregon 9-3 1,076 Beat No. 17 Oregon State 65-38
16 Georgia Tech 9-3 1,065 Beat No. 13 Georgia 45-42
17 BYU 10-2 990 Idle
18 Missouri 9-3 896 Lost to Kansas 40-37
19 Boston College 9-3 834 Beat Maryland 28-21
20 Georgia 9-3 833 Lost to No. 22 Georgia Tech 45-42
21 Michigan State 9-3 688 Idle
22 Northwestern 9-3 414 Idle
23 Pittsburgh 8-3 346 Beat West Virginia 19-15
24 Mississippi 8-4 239 Beat Mississippi State 45-0
25 Oregon State 8-4 211 Lost to No. 19 Oregon 65-38

Says Harris in a statement today:

“The 2008 Harris Interactive College Football Poll is comprised of former players, coaches, administrators and current and former members of the media who have committed to submit rankings for the top 25 college football teams each week. These panelists were randomly selected from among more than 300 nominations submitted by the 11 Division I-A Conference offices and the independent schools. The panel has been designed to be a statistically valid representation of all 11 Division I-A Conferences and independent institutions. Today, 113 poll participants submitted their top 25 college football team rankings. One panelist did not submit rankings due to personal reasons.”