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Tuesday, October 11, 2005

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RankTeamSnark
1Southern CalWavering a little bit here but Texas' marquee win over OSU is losing luster by the week.
2TexasI am required by law to include the words "monkey" and "back" and "off" in this section of the poll. So: BACK OFF, MONKEY!
3Virginia TechWhat should have been a functional DNP against Marshall was close for a half, but given that their offense has always been bad I don't think it's particularly surprising or troubling.
4
Georgia
Okay. I'm a believer. Watching UGA throttle the Vols was impressive. There are a large number of giant angry defensive linemen in the SEC this year and Georgia appears to be playing 13 of them at once.
5
Alabama
DNP.
6
Florida StateAgain a supposed functional DNP goes somewhat awry.
7Miami
Functional DNP vs. Duke.
8Michigan StateDNP.
9Notre DameDNP.
10
FloridaAnother wobbly day at the office for Leak.
11
Penn StateThe offense is a tiny increment better and the defense is just as good, so Penn State is squeaking out wins instead of losses this year.
12
UCLA
Largely unsure of exactly what to do with these teams.
13
LSUFunctional DNP vs. Vandy. Sorry Vandy, but you lost to MTSU: functional DNP you are once more.
14
Boston CollegeBeat UVA soundly.
15
Cal
Shoulda won. Did not.
16
Ohio State
Ohio State was the one team I pegged exactly: despite Troy Smith's heroics against Michigan he's a far below average DI QB, and he's wasting Holmes, Ginn, and a spectacular defense all by himself.
17
MinnesotaI want chicken, I want liver, meow mix meow mix please deliver.
18
AuburnDNP.
19
Wisconsin51 points to Northwestern. 42 points to BGSU. Michigan scores 20. Ugh.
20Texas TechFluky win over a flukily undefeated team.
21
Louisville
Crushed a not-awful UNC team.
22OregonEr... now is the time on BlogPoll when we grab whoever's left.
23
TennesseeUtterly dominated by Georgia.
24
ColoradoPut the nail in the A&M coffin; only loss to #7 Miami.
25
Georgia Tech
It's either them or some mid-major, and they have three wins over not bad teams, including Auburn, and one shoulda-won against NCSU. It's unfortunate that the Golden Tornado/DJL detente had harsh reality intervene.

Dropped Out: Arizona State (#11, "a third loss will be met with harsh reassessment"), Michigan (#24)

Games I Saw: Michigan-Minnesota; PSU-OSU; UT-UGA; last bit of GT-NCSU

Help Requested: What should I do with Cal and UCLA? Any better suggestions for the tail end of the poll?

Update: Commenters make cases for UCLA and PSU so they rise a bit at the expense of LSU and BC.

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