| Rank | Team | Delta |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Southern Cal | |
| 2 | LSU | |
| 3 | Michigan | |
| 4 | West Virginia | |
| 5 | Oklahoma | |
| 6 | Texas | |
| 7 | Arkansas | |
| 8 | Virginia Tech | |
| 9 | Florida | |
| 10 | Louisville | |
| 11 | Ohio State | |
| 12 | Oregon | |
| 13 | Penn State | |
| 14 | California | |
| 15 | Wisconsin | |
| 16 | South Carolina | |
| 17 | UCLA | |
| 18 | Florida State | |
| 19 | Nebraska | |
| 20 | Alabama | |
| 21 | Rutgers | |
| 22 | Oklahoma State | |
| 23 | Arizona | |
| 24 | Hawaii | |
| 25 | Iowa |
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7 comments:
So, uh, what was wrong with having A&M in the top 25? They return a top-10 rushing game completely intact and the passing game should be better. The defense lost two good starters but should be more athletic than they were a season ago. The schedule is a nightmare but talentwise they are easily in the top 25 teams in the country.
1) Oklahoma is starting a RS Frosh at QB. They aren't a top 10 team....yet (even though they do play in the Weak 12).
2) Florida State's offensive troubles won't be fixed purely by a new OC.
3) Alabama? Really? Give Saban a year IMO.
I like the rankings otherwise.
Tennessee?
Georgia?
:Tom: You know, I actually researched this. I now know more about A&M and fucking Hawaii than I ever wanted to. Did you do your research on Hawaii, Rutgers, and Cal?
Recognize!
:Patrick: Alabama was better than their record showed last year and they have their toughest games at home. You watch them, carefully.
:Anonymous: Georgia lost half of their starters. Tennessee is rebuilding, has another weak O-Line, and now has to play without LaMarcus Coker. You can make a case for 50 teams to be in the top 25, but these teams were easy for me to make a case against being in the top 25.
As always, I will listen to your input.
A&M belongs nowhere near the Top 25. But then again I'm biased.
And NUMBER 6? What does a girl have to do to get her team ranked in the top 5?
:Texy: What do you have to do to get the Longhorns into the top 5? Try harder, desperately! That always works.
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