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Rank | Team | Delta |
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1 | TCU | ![]() |
2 | Cincinnati | ![]() |
3 | Texas | |
4 | Florida | ![]() |
5 | Alabama | ![]() |
6 | Iowa | ![]() |
7 | Houston | ![]() |
8 | Boise State | ![]() |
9 | Oregon | ![]() |
10 | Southern Cal | ![]() |
11 | LSU | ![]() |
12 | Georgia Tech | ![]() |
13 | Utah | ![]() |
14 | Oklahoma State | ![]() |
15 | Penn State | ![]() |
16 | Virginia Tech | ![]() |
17 | Miami (Florida) | ![]() |
18 | Pittsburgh | ![]() |
19 | West Virginia | ![]() |
20 | Ohio State | ![]() |
21 | Arizona | ![]() |
22 | Oklahoma | |
23 | Central Michigan | |
24 | South Carolina | |
25 | Mississippi | |
Last week's ballot |
Dropped Out: Brigham Young (#15), Texas Tech (#18).
3 comments:
How does Iowa move up after barely beating (should have lost) a decent Michigan State?
Why move Oregon down? They were pretty impressive in their win against Washington.
Houston seems a bit high
Love the top. TCU vs. Cincy would be one of the most refreshingly awesome national championship games in a long time. I think Cincy's got a legit chance to crash the party.
Biggest comment: Houston definitely seems way out of place at #7, especially after Texas Tech got destroyed at home against Texas A&M. While I think the OK St & Tx Tech wins are impressive for a C-USA team, both of those teams have proven to be wildly inconsistent - I would have a hard time taking Houston (or OK St) against anybody else ranked in the top 20 right now. (And you just can't be #7 in the country & give up 60 points at home to UTEP).
How did Penn State move down after dominating Michigan at the Big House?
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