- South Florida - travels to Rutgers to play on a short week.
- Ohio State - finishes out the "grueling" Big 10 season with juggernauts Michigan State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan. With the benefit of hindsight into the first six weeks, the most impressive game for this murders row was Illlinois' loss to Missouri.
- LSU - losing to a one loss Kentucky team in triple OT doesn't hurt much. Tiger opponents have a 70% winning percentage.
- Boston College - has the week off before travelling to Va Tech. Then they play four other shizo teams in the ACC: FSU, Maryland, Clemson, and Miami.
- Arizona State - Dirk Koetter, you have a call from Lincoln, Nebraska on line 1.
- Kansas - highly unlikely they hold here. Awful strength of schedule combined with pending games at Colorado and Boone State make this unlikely to stick.
- Oregon - Best win so far has been: Houston, Michigan, Stanford. Discuss.
- South Carolina - Lost to LSU; beat Kentucky.
- Auburn - best two loss team in the country. Absolutely U-G-L-Y win over Arkansas Sat. night.
- Oklahoma - pending dominating performance against Iowa State surely to impress voters. This will hurt the strength of schedule of the Sooners.
- Kentucky
- West Virginia
- Michigan - I have to check my computer on this one. Yup, that's what calculates out.
- Cincinnati
- Rutgers
- California
- Florida
- Virginia Tech
- Illinois
- Missouri
- Virginia
- Southern Cal - the win loss percentage of the Trojans foes is 36.4%. Hawaii and Troy are the only D-1 A teams that have had an easier schedule this year, to date.
- Texas Tech
- Northern Iowa - they are the best team in Iowa this year.
- Connecticutt
For those of you wondering, UMass did fall out of the top 25. They remain ranked ahead of the Longhorns.
2 comments:
Is a computer actually used in this poll? Or are you using a TI83 calculator? I originally thought a slide rule, but now I'm leaning towards a TI83.
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