AP Poll (not a part of the BCS equation)
1. Alabama
2. Texas Tech
3. Penn State
4. Florida
5. Texas
6. Oklahoma
7. USC
8. Oklahoma State
9. Boise State
10. Utah
11. TCU? Yeah, TCU
12. Ohio State
13. Missouri
14. Georgia
15. LSU
16. Ball State
17. BYU
18. Michigan State
19. North Carolina, c'mon and raise up
20. West Virginia
21. California
22. Georgia Tech
23. Maryland
24. Florida State
25. Pittsburgh
Just to show you how fucked up some of the voting can be in these polls, one person voted Florida #1, over Bama, PSU, and TTU. Does any reasonable person think TCU would be favored in a matchup with Ohio State, Mizzou, Georgia, or LSU? Louisville somehow got 8 points (good for 33rd most), despite losing to Syracuse.
USA Today Coaches' Poll (1/3 of the BCS equation)
1. Alabama
2. Penn State
3. Texas Tech
4. Oklahoma
5. Florida
6. USC
7. Texas
8. Oklahoma State
9. Utah
10. Boise State
11. TCU again
12. Ohio State
13. Missouri
14. Georgia
15. LSU
16. BYU
17. Michigan State
18. Ball State
19. North Carolina
20. Georgia Tech
21. Maryland
22. California
23. West Virginia
24. Florida State
25. Northwestern
More shenanigans: Oklahoma received a first place vote. Oklahoma is also 3 higher than the one team that beat them, Texas. Texas lost an extremely close road game to what is now the 3rd best team in the country, yet they are below USC, who lost to an unranked team. Texas also beat the #4, #8, and #13 teams. So why are they behind USC? Because USC lost a few weeks ago, Texas lost last night. Plain and simple.
-The Commodore
Sunday, November 2, 2008
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