Official Weekly Polls and Rankings Thread

If Miami wins vs UNC the way Notre Dame did, we would’ve dropped in the rankings.

But, obviously we aren’t ND and we play them head to head at least to get that settled.

Miss. State only dropping 2 spots or whatever it was is crazy. Missouri will always live in the top 25 to continue to give the SEC those ranked victories. Moved up enough in case they lose, they can drop between 22-25.
 
How i would rank em;

1. Texas
2. Miami
3. ND
4. IU
5. Bama
6. OSU
7. UGA
8. UCLA
9. Utah
10. BYU
11. Texas Tech
(This is where it starts to get hard imo; no perfect answers because of who has beaten who; my solution is just depreciating all of em)

12. Arizona
13. Wake Forest
14. Ole Miss
15. LSU
16. Ok State
17. Northwestern
18. Duke (i just don’t believe them yet)
19. Oregon
20. SMU
21. Boise State
22. North Dakota State (i kinda believe them more than duke but the schedule tho….)
23. Baylor
24. Pitt (i’m giving them the Jordan travis—FSU treatment unfortunately)
25. Nebraska (i just don’t believe them yet)

Left out possibly ranked teams: Kentucky, Houston, JMU, USC, Miss State, Mizzou, Iowa, UF, and Tennessee. I know Tennessee + UF beat Auburn, and Baylor did not, but Baylor just looks like a much better football team than Tenn; and i won’t rank UF without Mizzou. Iowa’s Michigan win alreaedy looks worse. Poll inertia is the only reason I’d rank them and I don’t consider them more threatening than multiple 1-loss squads; even some 1-loss squads not on the list like VT


Holding off on ranking JMU but there’s some voodoo at work over there. Someone(s) in their personnel department are cookin. Unfournately, Billy Napier is their head coach. If his name were Nilly Bapier, I’d probably be higher on him. He’s gone on win streaks before. Waiting for @ App State and @ UCONN before I stamp them as special.

Signs of Dominance, defense, playoff project-ability (ask my imaginary quant for the formula) and being undefeated is my criteria. I will fluctuate week to week as much as i please w/ zero shame
New week, new me, same criteria. I watched the ending of that JMU game. **** nah on ranking them lol. 9 unbeaten teams left


1. UGA
2. Miami
3. ND
4. IU
5. UTAH
6. UCLA
7. BYU
8. Texas Tech
9. Alabama
10. Texas
11. Ohio State
12. Ole Miss
13. Wake Forest
14. Arizona
15. Northwestern
16. Oklahoma State
17. Kentucky
18. Houston
19. SMU
20. Iowa
21. Mississippi State
22. Mizzou
23. Nebraska
24. USC
25. Oregon State (they have the best two losses in the country)

Leaving out probable ranked teams: Tennessee, JMU (maybe), LSU (too many turnovers; prefer them best in this group), Oregon (poll inertia)

Just missing out: Baylor
 
Some of y’all gotta watch non-sec football lol

Arizona is good and their only loss is to byu; one of the best programs these past two years
Have we been watching the same byu? They’ve looked like hot *** (not the good kind) and the only reason they’re ranked where they are is because of preseason rankings. If they started the year unranked they’d be 18th MAX
 
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New week, new me, same criteria. I watched the ending of that JMU game. **** nah on ranking them lol. 9 unbeaten teams left


1. UGA
2. Miami
3. ND
4. IU
5. UTAH
6. UCLA
7. BYU
8. Texas Tech
9. Alabama
10. Texas
11. Ohio State
12. Ole Miss
13. Wake Forest
14. Arizona
15. Northwestern
16. Oklahoma State
17. Kentucky
18. Houston
19. SMU
20. Iowa
21. Mississippi State
22. Mizzou
23. Nebraska
24. USC
25. Oregon State (they have the best two losses in the country)

Leaving out probable ranked teams: Tennessee, JMU (maybe), LSU (too many turnovers; prefer them best in this group), Oregon (poll inertia)

Just missing out: Baylor
Utah at 5 is….er….interesting
 
Have we been watching the same byu? They’ve looked like hot *** (not the good kind) and the only reason they’re ranked where they are is because of preseason rankings. If they started the year unranked they’d be 18th MAX
There are eight undefeated p4 teams. We are near the midpoint of the regular season. I ranked all of those undefeated teams in the top 8

When they lose, they’ll fall
 
Last time Wake Forest and Northwestern were both ranked in the top 25 at the same time was 76 years ago; last time it happened during the same season was 2008

 
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