Place Team Points #1 Votes Movement Noisy
1 Texas 172 4 - West Virginia (325)
2 Michigan 160 1 - Texas
3 Penn State 141 0 +3 Michigan
4 Ohio State 137 1 - Penn State
5 Florida State 136 0 -2 Ohio State
6 Washington 134 0 -1 Florida State
7 Georgia 127 1 - Washington
8 Oregon 122 0 - Georgia
9 Oklahoma 122 0 +1 Oregon
10 USC 121 0 -1 Oklahoma
11 Alabama 101 0 +1 USC
12 Notre Dame 99 0 +2 Alabama
13 Washington State 89 0 +3 Notre Dame
14 Ole Miss 75 0 +5 Washington State
15 North Carolina 71 0 -2 North Carolina
16 Miami (FL) 66 0 +1 North Carolina
17 Oregon State 62 0 +6 Miami (FL)
18 Kentucky 61 0 NR Oregon State
19 Tennessee 41 0 +2 Kentucky
20 Duke 39 0 -5 Tennessee
21 Missouri 34 0 +3 Duke
22 Louisville 31 0 +2 Missouri
23 Texas A&M 27 0 -1 Louisville
24 Utah 25 0 -13 Texas A&M
25 Fresno State 21 0 NR Utah

Others receiving votes: Maryland (19), Iowa (14), LSU (9), Air Force (5), Kansas State (5), Wisconsin (4), James Madison (2), Rutgers (2), Kansas (1)

Link to check out the spreadsheet of responses here

  • 佐藤カズマ
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    31 year ago

    FSU feels like they’re waiting on the epic loss that’ll send them nose diving out of the rankings. They’ve had too many stupid close calls.

    • @smort@lemmy.world
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      31 year ago

      In my mind FSU, Texas, and Penn State are all waiting on that meltdown loss. But until then, I think top-10 rankings for them are justifiable.

      • 佐藤カズマ
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        1 year ago

        With respect to Texas, you shut your whore mouth :)

        Honestly, I don’t think we’ve really come nearly as close as FSU. The indicator to me is the multiple single score wins over teams that are just atrocious.

        Edit: Wording wasn’t quite what I wanted.

        • @smort@lemmy.world
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          41 year ago

          Yeah Texas (and Penn State) does look to be on more solid footing than FSU.

          Also I have Georgia half-included in that mental list. I forget the exact stat, but something like “in 5 of their 6 games, they’ve been down by 10 or more in the first half”. Wouldn’t be too surprised if they lost one of their games—they have 4 now-ranked teams remaining on their schedule

          • 佐藤カズマ
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            31 year ago

            I think Georgia losing at this point is basically a coin flip. Question is…who gets into the CFP between a one-loss SEC team and an undefeated Pac champ?