1) Alabama (9-0, 6-0, +18) - It's a little ironic that the game that finally elevates Alabama to my No. 1 is the one where they looked the most vulnerable, needing a 28-yard touchdown off a screen pass with 51 seconds left to win at LSU, 21-17. Alabama gave up 435 yards of offense on 5.1 yards per play, while gaining 331 yards on 6.4 ypp. The key for LSU's almost-win was time of possession, which they led by a whopping 39:15 to 20:45. This meant that Alabama's defenders lost a little gas at the end of the game, and allowed LSU to have two touchdown scoring drives in the second half. On the other hand, the Tigers botched a disastrous fake field goal in the first half, missed another in the second, and turned the ball over on downs in the 4th quarter. Sometimes, the team that wins is simply the team that doesn't make as many mistakes. Next week will be interesting, as the Tide host Texas A&M's high powered Big-12 style offense and their elite QB, Johnny Manziel.
2) Notre Dame (9-0, 0-0, +17) - OK, I am officially off the Notre Dame bandwagon. The Irish needed a furious comeback and a botched field goal to beat mighty 4-4 Pittsburgh 29-26 in triple overtime. I know that every championship team needs the football gods on their side at some point in the season, but not against a Big East also-ran.
Now, here's the thing. If, in August, you told me that Notre Dame would go 12-0 and beat Michigan State, Michigan, Stanford, Oklahoma, and USC, I would say that they're an elite team and are in the National Championship, because I'm expecting at least 2 conference championships and 3 BCS bowl berths from those teams. But then you tell me that none of those teams win their conference, and only one (Oklahoma) will be playing in a BCS bowl. Just says something about how much pre-season expectations shape how we view the actual season.
3) Kansas State (9-0, 6-0, +17) - I really hope that Collin Klein is OK. The do-everything QB left Kansas State's 44-30 win over Oklahoma State with an unspecified knee injury and he is questionable for next week's game against TCU. The Wildcats need to win 2 out of their last 3 against TCU, Baylor, and Texas to win the Big 12 and go to the Fiesta Bowl, which they could do without Klein, because of their good defense and ability to control the ball. But their eyes are on a bigger prize right now. And I think they will need Klein at 100% to do that.
4) Oregon (9-0, 6-0, +15) - For the first time all season, I think I saw an Oregon team that belongs on the same field as Alabama in their 62-51 win at USC. Kenjon Barner had a historic day, rushing for 321 yards and 5 touchdowns, and the Ducks put up 730 yards of offense on 8.8 yards per play. And, even though they gave up 615 yards and 7.7 ypp to the Trojans, I was still impressed with Oregon's defense. They forced three first half turnovers, two of them in the red zone, and if it were not for one 75 yard Marquise Lee touchdown catch and one 82 yard Marquise Lee kickoff return, the game would not have been nearly as close. Something to note: There were two punts in the entire game, one by each team, 0 in the first half.
5) Georgia (8-1, 6-1, +11)
6) Florida (8-1, 7-1, +12) - The Gators needed a last minute interception in the endzone to defeat Missouri, 14-7, and wrap up their SEC schedule. If Georgia stumbles next week against Auburn, the Gators win the East and will head to the SEC Championship. However, even if Georgia wins, Florida can still compete for an invitation to the Sugar Bowl if they beat Florida State. In fact, Florida still has an outside chance at getting to the National Championship if they win out, if Georgia loses to Alabama, and if everybody outside the SEC suffers at least one loss. In the meanwhile, they get to rack up the ticket receipts with awkward home games against Louisiana-Lafayette and Jacksonville State.
7) Ohio State (10-0, 6-0, +10) - The Buckeyes won at home against Illinois, 52-22, and the Big Ten narrowly averted disaster with Nebraska beating Michigan State, 28-24. The Cornhuskers remain the Big Ten's last bowl eligible team with fewer than 3 losses. Nebraska remains the favorite to reach the Big Ten championship, with games left against Penn State, Minnesota, and Iowa. There, they will probably meet Wisconsin, although there is a chance that 4-5 Indiana could meet them there, if the Hoosiers win out against Wisconsin, Penn State, and Purdue.
And what to make of Ohio State's curious season? They're undefeated, but their opponents are a combined 44-49, with only three (Nebraska, Penn State, and UCF) currently with winning records. They still get Wisconsin and Michigan, and could ruin either or both of those teams Rose Bowl hopes. But I seriously doubt that an undefeated Ohio State will have enough respect to get a split national title from the AP. (They are fifth this morning.)
8) Oregon State (7-1, 5-1, +10)
9) LSU (7-2, 3-2, +10) - The Tigers don't get punished much for losing to the #1 team in the country by a last-minute touchdown, dropping from 7th to 9th. (5th to 9th in the AP.) However, their second loss seriously damaged their chances at securing an at-large BCS bowl berth. Their head-to-head loss to Florida looms large, and they would probably be picked after a two-loss Georgia team, too, unless the Bulldogs just get blown out by Alabama in the SEC Championship game. The Tigers still have work to do, with Mississippi State up next. Even if they miss out on the Sugar Bowl, a Cotton Bowl berth against, say, Texas or Oklahoma would be nothing to sneeze at.
10) Louisville (9-0, 4-0, +9)
11) Oklahoma (6-2, 4-1, +7)
12) Florida State (8-1, 5-1, +6)
13) Kent State (8-1, 5-0, +6)
14) South Carolina (7-2, 5-2 , +5)
15) Texas A&M (7-2, 4-2, +5)
16) Rutgers (7-1, 4-0, +4)
17) Toledo (8-1, 5-0, +4) - Toledo is ranked for the first time ever this week, debuting at #23 in the AP poll. Northern Illinois, Kent State, and Ohio have all received votes, too. The MAC won't get settled out for another two weeks, when Toledo plays at Northern Illinois on Wednesday, Nov. 14, and Ohio plays at Kent State on Friday, Nov. 23. I highly doubt that even a one-loss MAC champ will be invited to a BCS bowl, although it is possible, especially since the Big Ten will probably only be sending one team this year.
18) Clemson (8-1, 5-1, +4)
19) UCLA (6-2, 3-2, +3) - In case you didn't notice, there were two games played in the Los Angeles area last night, and the same Arizona team that beat USC 39-36 last week fell on the road to UCLA 66-10. In the first half, Arizona had 79 yards on 25 plays, and the Bruins led 42-3 at the half. UCLA, USC, and Arizona State all still have a chance at winning the Pac-12 South. The Bruins have a one-game lead and hold the tie-breaker over ASU, with game left at Wazzu, vs. USC, and the finale at home against Stanford. Arizona State needs to beat USC and then have UCLA lose twice. The Trojans can still win the division by winning out: They host ASU next week and then take on the Bruins in the Rose Bowl on Nov. 17th. That game should be fun.
20) Stanford (7-2, 5-1, +3) - Stanford beat Colorado, ending a brutal three-game stretch where the Buffaloes lost at USC 50-6, at Oregon 70-14, and against Stanford 48-0. The Cardinal end their season at home against Oregon State, at Oregon, and at UCLA. (APs, 13, 2, and 17). Next week's OSU game will essentially be a "play-in" for the Pac-12 North Division, with the winner getting a shot at the Ducks for the division title and the loser having 2 conference losses and awaiting a Holiday Bowl invitation in the mail.
21) Texas (7-2, 4-2, +3)
22) Ohio (8-1, 4-1, +3)
23) Texas Tech (6-3, 3-3, +3)
24) Northern Illinois (9-1, 6-0, +3)
25) Louisiana Tech (8-1, 3-0, +2)
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Power Rankings - Oct. 28
1) Notre Dame (8-0, 0-0, +16) - We are now in bizarro world, where I feel like I have to defend the Irish against the skeptics, who had Notre Dame as double-digit underdogs against Oklahoma, but whom they beat 30-13. Of course, I also undersold Notre Dame earlier in the evening:
2) Kansas State (8-0, 5-0, +16) - Speaking of defense, Kansas State held Texas Tech to 5.7 yards per play and forced three turnovers and one blocked field goal in administering a 55-24 beatdown in the town of old Manhattoes, KS. On the other side of the ball, the Wildcats scored on eight consecutive drives, with QB Collin Klein throwing 19/26, 233 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, plus adding 83 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs on 12 rushes. K-State has an easier schedule than Oregon but harder than Notre Dame ahead, with Oklahoma State, TCU, Baylor, and Texas. I think they'll need both the Ducks and the Irish to lose to get to the national championship.
3) Oregon (8-0, 5-0, +14) - Well, the Ducks did their part, beating poor Colorado 70-14 behind a balanced attack that had six different players score touchdowns and four players rushing for 67 yards are more. Next week is their big trip to L.A. to take on the Trojans. Unfortunately, losses by Oregon State and USC make Oregon's future schedule look a lot less daunting, which means that the Ducks are not going to get any love from the computers in the BCS polls.
4) Alabama (8-0, 5-0, +13) - Another day, another boring step in the march of inevitability that is the Alabama Crimson Tide's 2012 Season. In their 38-7 win over previously undefeated Mississippi State, the Tide got out to a quick 21-0 lead. They then settled in, and we got to watch the teams combine for 7 consecutive three-and-outs, 16 yards of offense on 21 plays for 11:28 of game time. Yawn.
5) Georgia (7-1, 5-1, +10) - Georgia's defense must have gotten tired of my smack-talking, as they stepped it up in a big way in a 17-9 win over Florida. Florida QB Jeff Driskel was 14/26 for 185 yards, 0 TDs and 2 INTs, and was sacked five times. On the ground, the Gator rushing attack that gashed LSU was held to 81 yards on 2.0 yards per attempt. The Bulldogs are now in the driver's seat in the SEC East, needing wins against 5-3 Ole Miss and 1-7 Auburn to get to the conference championship and what is essentially a play-in for the national championship.
6) Florida (7-1, 6-1, +11) - Florida, for their part, looked terrible. If they had won, the Gators could've clinched their division before the start of November, and coasted the rest of the year. Now, they're going to need Georgia to suffer a massive upset of some kind in order to sneak back in. On the other hand, if Florida wins out, beating Florida State, and there are no non-SEC undefeated teams left, the Gators may be the best option for an all-SEC Championship against Alabama.
7) LSU (7-1, 3-1, +11) - Going back to November of 2010, the Alabama Crimson Tide are 25-3. Two of those losses have been to LSU. The Tigers get their shot next week, and it will be interesting to see what Les Miles has planned over the course of the bye week. If LSU pulls off the upset and wins the SEC, then we could conceivably have another LSU-Alabama rematch, although I think that that would require there to be 0 eligible undefeated teams in the rest of the country.
8) Ohio State (9-0, 5-0, +9) - The Big Ten's season from Hell continues. Ohio State beat Penn State 35-23, and are one step closer to finishing the season 12-0 and sitting at home in January. (Imagine that, if they're watching 12-1 LSU vs. 11-1 Alabama!) The Buckeyes still have to play Michigan and Wisconsin, who both lost, although for the Badgers it was essentially meaningless, as they remain the only bowl eligible team in the P-Pow-I-I division with more than one conference win. The biggest loser in all of this might be the Rose Bowl, who, if the Ducks go to the NC, might end up with a match-up of 8-5 Wisconsin against 9-4 USC.
9) Oregon State (6-1, 4-1, +9) - Well, damn. The Beavers hopes of an undefeated season ended with their 17-20 loss at Washington. The Huskies are a totally schizophrenic team, but I think I've figured them out: at home, they're 4-1, with wins over Stanford and Oregon State. On the road, they're 0-3, losing 3-41 at LSU, 21-52 at Oregon, and 17-52 at Arizona. Three of Washington's last four games are on the road, but two of those are at Colorado and Washington State, so maybe they'll be able to turn it around. As for the Beavers, they've got no time to feel sorry for themselves, as they host Arizona State next week. The Rose Bowl is still very much a possibility.
10) Louisville (8-0, 3-0, +8)
11) Oklahoma (5-2, 3-1, +6)
12) Texas Tech (6-2, 3-2, +9)
13) Florida State (8-1, 5-1, +6) - Florida State whooped feel-good story of the year Duke at home, 48-7. Strangely enough, this might not be the last time these two teams meet. The Seminoles have two more conference games, at Virginia Tech and at Maryland, and if they win those they're in the ACC Championship. However, there are five teams that they could conceivably play there. And despite the loss, Duke could still meet them, if the Blue Devils can win out against Clemson, Georgia Tech, and Miami (FL). If I were to bet, though, I would guess that Duke will stumble, and that North Carolina will take their place.
14) Mississippi State (7-1, 3-1, +5)
15) Boise State (7-1, 4-0, +5)
16) South Carolina (7-2, 5-2 , +5) - It was a Pyrrhic Victory for South Carolina, 38-35 against Tennessee. Georgia's win over Florida means that, statistically at least, the Gamecocks can still win the SEC East, although they would need both the Gators and the Bulldogs to lose once. Also, RB Marcus Lattimore's horrific leg injury reminded us that we are all participating in a system in which poor Black men mutilate one another for our entertainment without compensation.
17) Kent State (7-1, 4-0, +5) - Yes, I realize that I have four MAC teams in my top 25. Don't blame me. Blame the Big Ten and Big East teams that keep losing to them. With Kent State's 35-23 win over previously undefeated Rutgers, the MAC is now 24-26 in all non-conference games, including 3-9 against the Big Ten and 3-4 against the Big East. (Although Kent State's one loss was 14-47 at Kentucky.) (Which is Kentucky's only win so far this season.)
18) Rutgers (7-1, 4-0, +4)
19) Toledo (8-1, 4-0, +4) - Toledo's only loss was 17-24 in OT at Arizona, who has also beaten Oklahoma State and USC. Their best win was two weeks ago, 29-23 versus Cincinnati.
20) Clemson (7-1, 4-1, +3)
21) UCLA (6-2, 3-2, +3) - I'm telling you guys, UCLA is good. Top 20 good, at least. They came through in a tough 45-43 win at Arizona State which, with USC's loss, created a 3-way tie in the Pac-12 South Division. The Sun Devils still have to play at Oregon State, at USC, vs. Wazzu, at Arizona. The Trojans get Oregon, ASU, and at UCLA. With their upset of USC, Arizona is a game back, with at UCLA, vs. Colorado, at Utah, vs ASU. The Bruins get to host Arizona next week, and they end their season with at Washington State, vs. USC, vs. Stanford. The announcers on Saturday were talking like UCLA can win that 'SC game. The Bruins should start believing it, too.
22) Ohio (7-1, 3-1, +2) - On the one hand, Ohio lost to Miami of Ohio. On the other, they beat Penn State, who is currently 3-1 in the Big Ten. On the third hand, this gives me four teams from Ohio in my top 25. Ohio.
23) Stanford (6-2, 4-1, +2) - Kind of lurking in the background of all this Pac-12 insanity is Stanford, who won an ugly game at home against Washington St., 24-17, and could still win the Pac-12 North. They have Colorado next week, and then back-to-back games against Oregon State and Oregon. If both the Cardinal and the Beavers can take care of business next week (never a given) then that Nov. 10 showdown could be huge, with definite BCS implications.
24) West Virginia (5-2, 2-2, +1)
25) Northern Illinois (7-1, 4-0, +1)
#Irish 17, #Sooners 13.Any team with a real defense can beat the Sooners (see below), and Notre Dame made them essentially one dimensional, allowing 15 rushing yards on 24 attempts, and allowing only three of Oklahoma's 13 drives to end in scores. I think it would be absurd for an undefeated anyone who has beaten Michigan, Michigan St., Stanford, Oklahoma, and USC to be denied a spot in the championship, but we'll see. Basically, a lot is going to be in the hands of the Trojans at the end of the season.
— Joel Wright (@joelwrig) October 28, 2012
2) Kansas State (8-0, 5-0, +16) - Speaking of defense, Kansas State held Texas Tech to 5.7 yards per play and forced three turnovers and one blocked field goal in administering a 55-24 beatdown in the town of old Manhattoes, KS. On the other side of the ball, the Wildcats scored on eight consecutive drives, with QB Collin Klein throwing 19/26, 233 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, plus adding 83 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs on 12 rushes. K-State has an easier schedule than Oregon but harder than Notre Dame ahead, with Oklahoma State, TCU, Baylor, and Texas. I think they'll need both the Ducks and the Irish to lose to get to the national championship.
3) Oregon (8-0, 5-0, +14) - Well, the Ducks did their part, beating poor Colorado 70-14 behind a balanced attack that had six different players score touchdowns and four players rushing for 67 yards are more. Next week is their big trip to L.A. to take on the Trojans. Unfortunately, losses by Oregon State and USC make Oregon's future schedule look a lot less daunting, which means that the Ducks are not going to get any love from the computers in the BCS polls.
4) Alabama (8-0, 5-0, +13) - Another day, another boring step in the march of inevitability that is the Alabama Crimson Tide's 2012 Season. In their 38-7 win over previously undefeated Mississippi State, the Tide got out to a quick 21-0 lead. They then settled in, and we got to watch the teams combine for 7 consecutive three-and-outs, 16 yards of offense on 21 plays for 11:28 of game time. Yawn.
5) Georgia (7-1, 5-1, +10) - Georgia's defense must have gotten tired of my smack-talking, as they stepped it up in a big way in a 17-9 win over Florida. Florida QB Jeff Driskel was 14/26 for 185 yards, 0 TDs and 2 INTs, and was sacked five times. On the ground, the Gator rushing attack that gashed LSU was held to 81 yards on 2.0 yards per attempt. The Bulldogs are now in the driver's seat in the SEC East, needing wins against 5-3 Ole Miss and 1-7 Auburn to get to the conference championship and what is essentially a play-in for the national championship.
6) Florida (7-1, 6-1, +11) - Florida, for their part, looked terrible. If they had won, the Gators could've clinched their division before the start of November, and coasted the rest of the year. Now, they're going to need Georgia to suffer a massive upset of some kind in order to sneak back in. On the other hand, if Florida wins out, beating Florida State, and there are no non-SEC undefeated teams left, the Gators may be the best option for an all-SEC Championship against Alabama.
7) LSU (7-1, 3-1, +11) - Going back to November of 2010, the Alabama Crimson Tide are 25-3. Two of those losses have been to LSU. The Tigers get their shot next week, and it will be interesting to see what Les Miles has planned over the course of the bye week. If LSU pulls off the upset and wins the SEC, then we could conceivably have another LSU-Alabama rematch, although I think that that would require there to be 0 eligible undefeated teams in the rest of the country.
8) Ohio State (9-0, 5-0, +9) - The Big Ten's season from Hell continues. Ohio State beat Penn State 35-23, and are one step closer to finishing the season 12-0 and sitting at home in January. (Imagine that, if they're watching 12-1 LSU vs. 11-1 Alabama!) The Buckeyes still have to play Michigan and Wisconsin, who both lost, although for the Badgers it was essentially meaningless, as they remain the only bowl eligible team in the P-Pow-I-I division with more than one conference win. The biggest loser in all of this might be the Rose Bowl, who, if the Ducks go to the NC, might end up with a match-up of 8-5 Wisconsin against 9-4 USC.
9) Oregon State (6-1, 4-1, +9) - Well, damn. The Beavers hopes of an undefeated season ended with their 17-20 loss at Washington. The Huskies are a totally schizophrenic team, but I think I've figured them out: at home, they're 4-1, with wins over Stanford and Oregon State. On the road, they're 0-3, losing 3-41 at LSU, 21-52 at Oregon, and 17-52 at Arizona. Three of Washington's last four games are on the road, but two of those are at Colorado and Washington State, so maybe they'll be able to turn it around. As for the Beavers, they've got no time to feel sorry for themselves, as they host Arizona State next week. The Rose Bowl is still very much a possibility.
10) Louisville (8-0, 3-0, +8)
11) Oklahoma (5-2, 3-1, +6)
12) Texas Tech (6-2, 3-2, +9)
13) Florida State (8-1, 5-1, +6) - Florida State whooped feel-good story of the year Duke at home, 48-7. Strangely enough, this might not be the last time these two teams meet. The Seminoles have two more conference games, at Virginia Tech and at Maryland, and if they win those they're in the ACC Championship. However, there are five teams that they could conceivably play there. And despite the loss, Duke could still meet them, if the Blue Devils can win out against Clemson, Georgia Tech, and Miami (FL). If I were to bet, though, I would guess that Duke will stumble, and that North Carolina will take their place.
14) Mississippi State (7-1, 3-1, +5)
15) Boise State (7-1, 4-0, +5)
16) South Carolina (7-2, 5-2 , +5) - It was a Pyrrhic Victory for South Carolina, 38-35 against Tennessee. Georgia's win over Florida means that, statistically at least, the Gamecocks can still win the SEC East, although they would need both the Gators and the Bulldogs to lose once. Also, RB Marcus Lattimore's horrific leg injury reminded us that we are all participating in a system in which poor Black men mutilate one another for our entertainment without compensation.
17) Kent State (7-1, 4-0, +5) - Yes, I realize that I have four MAC teams in my top 25. Don't blame me. Blame the Big Ten and Big East teams that keep losing to them. With Kent State's 35-23 win over previously undefeated Rutgers, the MAC is now 24-26 in all non-conference games, including 3-9 against the Big Ten and 3-4 against the Big East. (Although Kent State's one loss was 14-47 at Kentucky.) (Which is Kentucky's only win so far this season.)
18) Rutgers (7-1, 4-0, +4)
19) Toledo (8-1, 4-0, +4) - Toledo's only loss was 17-24 in OT at Arizona, who has also beaten Oklahoma State and USC. Their best win was two weeks ago, 29-23 versus Cincinnati.
20) Clemson (7-1, 4-1, +3)
21) UCLA (6-2, 3-2, +3) - I'm telling you guys, UCLA is good. Top 20 good, at least. They came through in a tough 45-43 win at Arizona State which, with USC's loss, created a 3-way tie in the Pac-12 South Division. The Sun Devils still have to play at Oregon State, at USC, vs. Wazzu, at Arizona. The Trojans get Oregon, ASU, and at UCLA. With their upset of USC, Arizona is a game back, with at UCLA, vs. Colorado, at Utah, vs ASU. The Bruins get to host Arizona next week, and they end their season with at Washington State, vs. USC, vs. Stanford. The announcers on Saturday were talking like UCLA can win that 'SC game. The Bruins should start believing it, too.
22) Ohio (7-1, 3-1, +2) - On the one hand, Ohio lost to Miami of Ohio. On the other, they beat Penn State, who is currently 3-1 in the Big Ten. On the third hand, this gives me four teams from Ohio in my top 25. Ohio.
23) Stanford (6-2, 4-1, +2) - Kind of lurking in the background of all this Pac-12 insanity is Stanford, who won an ugly game at home against Washington St., 24-17, and could still win the Pac-12 North. They have Colorado next week, and then back-to-back games against Oregon State and Oregon. If both the Cardinal and the Beavers can take care of business next week (never a given) then that Nov. 10 showdown could be huge, with definite BCS implications.
24) West Virginia (5-2, 2-2, +1)
25) Northern Illinois (7-1, 4-0, +1)
Saturday, October 20, 2012
My Top 25
1) Oregon State (6-0, 4-0, +15)
2) Florida (7-0, 6-0, +15)
3) Oregon (7-0, 4-0, +13)
4) Notre Dame (7-0, 0-0, +12)
5) Kansas State (7-0, 4-0, +12)
6) LSU (7-1, 3-1, +11)
7) Rutgers (7-0, 4-0, +10)
8) Alabama (7-0, 4-0, +9)
9) Ohio (7-0, 3-0, +8)
10) Ohio State (8-0, 4-0, +8)
11) Louisville (7-0, 2-0, +7)
12) Mississippi State (7-0, 3-0, +7)
13) Oklahoma (5-1, 3-1, +7)
14) Texas Tech (6-1, 3-1, +10)
15) Florida State (7-1, 4-1, +5)
16) South Carolina (6-2, 4-2 , +4)
17) Georgia (6-1, 4-1, +4)
18) Boise State (6-1, 3-0, +4)
19) USC (6-1, 4-1, +4)
20) Michigan (5-2, 3-0, +3)
21) Toledo (7-1, 3-0, +3)
22) Clemson (6-1, 3-1, +2)
23) UCLA (5-2, 2-2, +2)
24) West Virginia (5-2, 2-2, +1)
25) Stanford (5-2, 3-1, +1)
Northern Illinois (7-1, 4-0, +1)
Tulsa (7-1, 4-0, +1)
Texas A&M (5-2, 2-2, 0)
Louisiana Tech (6-1, 1-0, 0)
Kent State (6-1, 4-0, 0)
Cincinnati (5-1, 1-0, -1) Louisiana-Monroe (5-2, 4-0, -1)
Western Kentucky (5-2, 2-1, -2)
Arizona State (5-2, 3-1, -2)
Texas (5-2, 2-2, -2)
Arizona (4-3, 1-3, -2)
North Carolina State (5-2, 2-1, -2)
Duke (6-2, 3-1, -3)
San Jose State (5-2, 1-1, -3)
Nebraska (5-2, 2-1, -3)
TCU (5-2, 2-2, -4)
Penn State (5-2, 3-0, -4)
Iowa State (4-3, 1-3, -5)
Northwestern (6-2, 2-2, -6)
Nevada (6-2, 3-1, -6)
Utah State (6-2, 3-0, -6)
Wisconsin (6-2, 3-1, -6)
Texas-San Antonio (5-2, 1-1, -7)
Oklahoma State (4-2, 2-1, -7)
San Diego State (5-2, 3-0, -7)
Washington (3-4, 1-3, -8)
Louisiana-Lafayette (4-2, 3-1, -8)
UCF (4-2, 2-0, -8)
Ball State (5-3, 2-2, -8)
Mississippi (4-3, 1-2, -9
Arkansas State (4-3, 2-1, -9)
Fresno State (5-3, 3-1, -9)
Miami (FL) (4-4, 3-2, -10)
Brigham Young (4-4, 0-0, -10)
Temple (3-3, 2-1, -10)
Vanderbilt (3-4, 2-3, -10)
Middle Tennessee State (4-3, 2-1, -11)
Tennessee (3-4, 0-4, -11)
Texas State (3-3, 0-0, -11)
East Carolina (5-3, 2-1, -11)
Iowa (4-3, 2-1, -12)
North Carolina (5-3, 2-2, -12)
Michigan State (4-4, 1-3, -12)
Troy (4-3, 3-2, -12)
Missouri (3-4, 0-4, -13)
Arkansas (3-4, 2-2, -13)
Syracuse (3-4, 2-1, -13)
Bowling Green (5-3, 3-0, -13)
Minnesota (4-3, 0-3, -14)
Maryland (4-3, 2-1, -14)
Wake Forest (4-3, 2-3, -14)
North Texas (3-4, 2-2, -14)
Navy (4-3, 0-0, -14)
Air Force (4-3, 3-1, -14)
Baylor (3-3, 0-3, -15)
New Mexico (4-4, 0-2, -15)
Houston (3-4, 3-1, -16)
Purdue (3-4, 0-3, -16)Washington State (2-5, 0-4, -18)
Pittsburgh (3-4, 0-3, -18)
South Florida (2-5, 0-3, -19)
Virginia Tech (4-4, 2-2, -20)Marshall (3-4, 1-1, -20)
Utah (2-5, 0-4, -21)
Miami (OH) (2-4, 1-1, -21)
SMU (3-4, 2-1, -21)
Georgia Tech (3-4, 1-3, -21)
Central Michigan (2-5, 0-3, -23)
Connecticut (3-5, 0-3, -23)
Indiana (2-5, 0-3, -23)
California (3-5, 2-3, -23)
UTEP (2-5, 1-1, -25)
Auburn (1-6, 0-5, -26)
Hawaii (1-5, 0-2, -26)
South Alabama (2-5, 1-2, -26)
Florida Atlantic (1-6, 0-3, -27)
Western Michigan (3-5, 1-3, -27)
Illinois (2-5, 0-3, -28)
Buffalo (1-6, 0-3,-29)
Kansas (1-6, 0-4, -29)
Memphis (1-5, 1-1, -29)
New Mexico State (1-6, 0-3, -30)
Colorado (1-6, 1-3, -30)
Kentucky (1-7, 0-5, -30)
Rice (2-6, 0-3, -32)
UAB (1-6, 0-3, -33)
Boston College (1-6, 0-4, -33)
Virginia (2-6, 0-4, -34)
Wyoming (1-6, 0-3, -35)
Army (1-6, 0-0, -35)
Tulane (1-6, 1-4, -35)
Colorado State (1-6, 0-3, -35)
Eastern Michigan (1-6, 0-2, -35)
Akron (1-7, 0-3, -37)
Idaho (1-7, 1-1, -38)
Southern Miss (0-7, 0-3, -38)
Massachusetts (0-7, 0-3, -39)
Florida International (1-7, 0-4, -40)
UNLV (1-7, 0-3, -40)
2) Florida (7-0, 6-0, +15)
3) Oregon (7-0, 4-0, +13)
4) Notre Dame (7-0, 0-0, +12)
5) Kansas State (7-0, 4-0, +12)
6) LSU (7-1, 3-1, +11)
7) Rutgers (7-0, 4-0, +10)
8) Alabama (7-0, 4-0, +9)
9) Ohio (7-0, 3-0, +8)
10) Ohio State (8-0, 4-0, +8)
11) Louisville (7-0, 2-0, +7)
12) Mississippi State (7-0, 3-0, +7)
13) Oklahoma (5-1, 3-1, +7)
14) Texas Tech (6-1, 3-1, +10)
15) Florida State (7-1, 4-1, +5)
16) South Carolina (6-2, 4-2 , +4)
17) Georgia (6-1, 4-1, +4)
18) Boise State (6-1, 3-0, +4)
19) USC (6-1, 4-1, +4)
20) Michigan (5-2, 3-0, +3)
21) Toledo (7-1, 3-0, +3)
22) Clemson (6-1, 3-1, +2)
23) UCLA (5-2, 2-2, +2)
24) West Virginia (5-2, 2-2, +1)
25) Stanford (5-2, 3-1, +1)
Northern Illinois (7-1, 4-0, +1)
Tulsa (7-1, 4-0, +1)
Texas A&M (5-2, 2-2, 0)
Louisiana Tech (6-1, 1-0, 0)
Kent State (6-1, 4-0, 0)
Cincinnati (5-1, 1-0, -1) Louisiana-Monroe (5-2, 4-0, -1)
Western Kentucky (5-2, 2-1, -2)
Arizona State (5-2, 3-1, -2)
Texas (5-2, 2-2, -2)
Arizona (4-3, 1-3, -2)
North Carolina State (5-2, 2-1, -2)
Duke (6-2, 3-1, -3)
San Jose State (5-2, 1-1, -3)
Nebraska (5-2, 2-1, -3)
TCU (5-2, 2-2, -4)
Penn State (5-2, 3-0, -4)
Iowa State (4-3, 1-3, -5)
Northwestern (6-2, 2-2, -6)
Nevada (6-2, 3-1, -6)
Utah State (6-2, 3-0, -6)
Wisconsin (6-2, 3-1, -6)
Texas-San Antonio (5-2, 1-1, -7)
Oklahoma State (4-2, 2-1, -7)
San Diego State (5-2, 3-0, -7)
Washington (3-4, 1-3, -8)
Louisiana-Lafayette (4-2, 3-1, -8)
UCF (4-2, 2-0, -8)
Ball State (5-3, 2-2, -8)
Mississippi (4-3, 1-2, -9
Arkansas State (4-3, 2-1, -9)
Fresno State (5-3, 3-1, -9)
Miami (FL) (4-4, 3-2, -10)
Brigham Young (4-4, 0-0, -10)
Temple (3-3, 2-1, -10)
Vanderbilt (3-4, 2-3, -10)
Middle Tennessee State (4-3, 2-1, -11)
Tennessee (3-4, 0-4, -11)
Texas State (3-3, 0-0, -11)
East Carolina (5-3, 2-1, -11)
Iowa (4-3, 2-1, -12)
North Carolina (5-3, 2-2, -12)
Michigan State (4-4, 1-3, -12)
Troy (4-3, 3-2, -12)
Missouri (3-4, 0-4, -13)
Arkansas (3-4, 2-2, -13)
Syracuse (3-4, 2-1, -13)
Bowling Green (5-3, 3-0, -13)
Minnesota (4-3, 0-3, -14)
Maryland (4-3, 2-1, -14)
Wake Forest (4-3, 2-3, -14)
North Texas (3-4, 2-2, -14)
Navy (4-3, 0-0, -14)
Air Force (4-3, 3-1, -14)
Baylor (3-3, 0-3, -15)
New Mexico (4-4, 0-2, -15)
Houston (3-4, 3-1, -16)
Purdue (3-4, 0-3, -16)Washington State (2-5, 0-4, -18)
Pittsburgh (3-4, 0-3, -18)
South Florida (2-5, 0-3, -19)
Virginia Tech (4-4, 2-2, -20)Marshall (3-4, 1-1, -20)
Utah (2-5, 0-4, -21)
Miami (OH) (2-4, 1-1, -21)
SMU (3-4, 2-1, -21)
Georgia Tech (3-4, 1-3, -21)
Central Michigan (2-5, 0-3, -23)
Connecticut (3-5, 0-3, -23)
Indiana (2-5, 0-3, -23)
California (3-5, 2-3, -23)
UTEP (2-5, 1-1, -25)
Auburn (1-6, 0-5, -26)
Hawaii (1-5, 0-2, -26)
South Alabama (2-5, 1-2, -26)
Florida Atlantic (1-6, 0-3, -27)
Western Michigan (3-5, 1-3, -27)
Illinois (2-5, 0-3, -28)
Buffalo (1-6, 0-3,-29)
Kansas (1-6, 0-4, -29)
Memphis (1-5, 1-1, -29)
New Mexico State (1-6, 0-3, -30)
Colorado (1-6, 1-3, -30)
Kentucky (1-7, 0-5, -30)
Rice (2-6, 0-3, -32)
UAB (1-6, 0-3, -33)
Boston College (1-6, 0-4, -33)
Virginia (2-6, 0-4, -34)
Wyoming (1-6, 0-3, -35)
Army (1-6, 0-0, -35)
Tulane (1-6, 1-4, -35)
Colorado State (1-6, 0-3, -35)
Eastern Michigan (1-6, 0-2, -35)
Akron (1-7, 0-3, -37)
Idaho (1-7, 1-1, -38)
Southern Miss (0-7, 0-3, -38)
Massachusetts (0-7, 0-3, -39)
Florida International (1-7, 0-4, -40)
UNLV (1-7, 0-3, -40)
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