Rank | Team | Change |
---|---|---|
1 | LSU | 1 |
2 | Ohio State | 1 |
3 | California | 1 |
4 | Boston College | 6 |
5 | South Florida | -- |
6 | Missouri | 7 |
7 | Oregon | -- |
8 | West Virginia | -- |
9 | Cincinnati | 8 |
10 | Oklahoma | 1 |
11 | Virginia Tech | 1 |
12 | Arizona State | 3 |
13 | South Carolina | 6 |
14 | Kentucky | 8 |
15 | Illinois | 8 |
16 | Hawaii | 2 |
17 | Southern Cal | 16 |
18 | Kansas | 8 |
19 | Florida | 5 |
20 | Florida State | 6 |
21 | Purdue | 5 |
22 | Auburn | 4 |
23 | Texas A&M | 3 |
24 | Colorado | 2 |
25 | Virginia | 1 |
Dropped Out: Wisconsin (#9), Clemson (#20), Texas (#21), Georgia (#22), Rutgers (#25).
For the second straight week, three teams remain unchanged. Sorry, but I'm not impressed by putting a kicking on Syracuse. Not everyone will be like Louisville, after all.
Notes:
- Wisconsin falls out because they are a fraud. They'll be one of the first back in if they can show they deserve it.
- Speaking of frauds, I'd like to say "Hi" to Clemson, Texas, and Rutgers. At least I knew Georgia wasn't all that good, even if I didn't make the proper pick on their game.
- Illinois is good.
- Whoda thunk we'd see a ballot in Week Seven that has Hawai'i and Kansas sandwiching USC?
- Whoda thunk we'd see USC lose before Kansas did?
- South Florida deserves credit for their win, even if it was against a lesser team. They clearly didn't play well, but slogged their way to a win.
- I'm starting to like this Cincinnati team more and more.
- We haven't heard the last of Kentucky.
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