Spring Top 25

Here are the early top 25 lists from Sports Illustrated and ESPN:

SI: (Andy Staples)

1) Oklahoma
2) Oregon
3) Alabama
4) LSU
5) Stanford
6) Texas A&M
7) Oklahoma State
8) South Carolina
9) Florida State
10) Boise State
11) Ohio State
12) Nebraska
13) Arkansas
14) Michigan State
15) TCU
16) Wisconsin
17) Missouri
18) Auburn
19) Virginia Tech
20) West Virginia
21) Notre Dame
22) Mississippi State
23) Arizona State
24) Maryland
25) Utah

and ESPN: (Mark Schlabach)

1) Oklahoma
2) Alabama
3) Florida State
4) Oregon
5) LSU
6) Oklahoma State
7) Boise State
8) Stanford
9) Texas A&M
10) Michigan State
11) Arkansas
12) Wisconsin
13) Nebraska
14) West Virginia
15) Ohio State
16) Notre Dame
17) Georgia
18) Missouri
19) South Carolina
20) Texas
21) Arizona State
22) TCU
23) Virginia Tech
24) Florida
25) Mississippi State

and ESPN (Adam Rittenberg):

1) Alabama
2) Oklahoma
3) Oregon
4) Boise State
5) LSU
6) Stanford
7) Florida State
8) South Carolina
9) Ohio State
10) TCU
11) Arkansas
12) Texas A&M
13) Nebraska
14) Oklahoma State
15) Wisconsin
16) Michigan State
17) Missouri
18) Auburn
19) Notre Dame
20) Mississippi State
21) Virginia Tech
22) Florida
23) West Virginia
24) Arizona State
25) Georgia

So there you have it. I'll add more as I find them, but so far, the consensus seems to be: 1) The Big Three are Alabama, Oklahoma, and Oregon. 2) The Pac-12 will be a two-horse race between Oregon and Stanford. 3) The Big Ten could be a mess, but it should be some combination of Nebraska, Michigan State, Wisconsin at the end. 4) Florida, Ohio State (suspensions), Texas, and USC (sanctions) should all be absent from the BCS this year.