Rank | Team | Delta |
---|---|---|
1 | Ohio State | |
2 | Oregon | |
3 | LSU | |
4 | Arizona State | |
5 | Boston College | -- |
6 | Oklahoma | |
7 | West Virginia | |
8 | Kansas | |
9 | Missouri | |
10 | Georgia | |
11 | Connecticut | |
12 | South Florida | |
13 | Michigan | |
14 | Virginia Tech | -- |
15 | Alabama | |
16 | Southern Cal | |
17 | Auburn | |
18 | Wisconsin | |
19 | California | |
20 | Florida | |
21 | Tennessee | |
22 | Purdue | |
23 | Illinois | |
24 | Wake Forest | |
25 | Virginia | |
Dropped Out: Kentucky (#11), South Carolina (#16), UCLA (#17), Penn State (#20), Texas (#24), Cincinnati (#25).
Changes: moved USF in front of Michigan, dropped Penn State out entirely -- their placement in the last poll was an out-and-out error, not some Big Ten fever dream -- and grudgingly re-inserted Florida. I know, I know, there are about ten teams too high. My favorite comment on the last poll came from bluewolverine, who argued that about fifteen teams were too high. Believe me, I know. I know.
re: USC. Yes, they had a more competitive game against Oregon than Michigan did, but 1) Michigan did rack up a bunch of yards with Henne and 2) played Mallett in the second half. I think Oregon still wins if you play that game again but it's a competitive shootout. Meanwhile, Michigan has wins over teams with winning records. USC does not.
Changes: moved USF in front of Michigan, dropped Penn State out entirely -- their placement in the last poll was an out-and-out error, not some Big Ten fever dream -- and grudgingly re-inserted Florida. I know, I know, there are about ten teams too high. My favorite comment on the last poll came from bluewolverine, who argued that about fifteen teams were too high. Believe me, I know. I know.
re: USC. Yes, they had a more competitive game against Oregon than Michigan did, but 1) Michigan did rack up a bunch of yards with Henne and 2) played Mallett in the second half. I think Oregon still wins if you play that game again but it's a competitive shootout. Meanwhile, Michigan has wins over teams with winning records. USC does not.
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