First BCS standings

Oct 15,2006

[aft_lizard]

BCS Standings

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BCS Standings
Rk	Team	W-L	Harris			Coaches			CPU %	BCS
			Rk	Points	%	Rk	Points	%		Prev	Avg
1	Ohio State	7-0	1	2848	1.008	1	1575	1.016	.920	4	.973
2	USC	6-0	3	2652	.939	2	1476	.952	1.000	1	.956
3	Michigan	7-0	2	2663	.943	3	1430	.923	.960	20	.934
4	Auburn	6-1	7	2055	.727	7	1122	.724	.810	9	.748
5	West Virginia	6-0	4	2502	.886	4	1411	.910	.460	11	.745
6	Florida	6-1	9	1935	.685	10	1045	.674	.870	17	.738
7	Louisville	6-0	6	2188	.775	6	1205	.777	.620	19	.718
8	Notre Dame	5-1	10	1920	.680	8	1068	.689	.730	6	.694
9	Texas	6-1	5	2360	.835	5	1314	.848	.390	2	.684
10	California	6-1	11	1772	.627	11	981	.633	.760	0	.668
11	Tennessee	5-1	8	2009	.711	9	1060	.684	.580	0	.653
12	Clemson	6-1	12	1607	.569	12	896	.578	.380	0	.504
13	Arkansas	5-1	17	1044	.370	18	532	.343	.710	0	.471
14	Oregon	5-1	15	1136	.402	15	660	.426	.530	5	.449
15	Boise State	6-0	18	942	.333	17	575	.371	.600	0	.432
16	Rutgers	6-0	19	746	.264	19	415	.268	.660	0	.395
17	Nebraska	6-1	16	1088	.385	16	596	.385	.310	0	.354
18	LSU	5-2	14	1241	.439	14	682	.440	.180	12	.350
19	Georgia Tech	5-1	13	1289	.456	13	703	.454	.120	24	.340
20	Boston College	5-1	21	605	.214	21	321	.207	.360	21	.259
21	Wisconsin	6-1	22	567	.201	22	288	.186	.380	18	.254
22	Oklahoma	4-2	20	654	.232	20	354	.228	.020	23	.158
23	Iowa	5-2	23	290	.103	23	172	.111	.000	0	.070
24	Missouri	6-1	25	221	.078	27	89	.057	.070	0	.068
25	Tulsa	5-1	33	5	.002	-	-	.000	.190	0	.064

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

The one thing about SoS is that it changes over the course of a season. An early season blowout of a patsy could turn a few points if that patsy comes back and has a winning season and especially knocks off a team or two they shouldn't. On the other hand, if that patsy goes winless, you're screwed...

[Dog Gone]

Texas is going to have a huge task climbing back into the hunt for the national championship. Ohio State has only one tough opponent remaining, and there a lot of teams the Longhorns would have to leapfrog over a lot of teams to get up to at least the #2 position.

[RockyTop4GOP]

You're forgetting that both Auburn and Arkansas have to battle it out for SEC West. That is if Arkansas gets past the Vols and LSU in a few weeks. Vandy is also proving to upset the rankings this year. At this point, there are so many variables in the SEC that it's impossible to tell who will go to the SEC championship in Atlanta or even be a contender for the National Championship.

There have been several articles out lately about how the SEC is so competitive that it's destroying any chances of national championships. Just look what shape the SEC East is in right now. Everyone has at least one loss and the season is only half-way over. At least it's nice to show the rest of the country how football should be played.

[Dog Gone]

There have been several articles out lately about how the SEC is so competitive that it's destroying any chances of national championships. Just look what shape the SEC East is in right now. Everyone has at least one loss and the season is only half-way over. At least it's nice to show the rest of the country how football should be played.

Either that, or the SEC isn't really all that great. USC, the team that hasn't been blowing out Pac 10 teams this year, manhandled Arkansas 50-14 in their house this year. Hapless Colorado came within a whisker of beating Georgia in their house.

Sure, SEC teams knock each other off, but that's no different than in any other conference.

[lepton]

There have been several articles out lately about how the SEC is so competitive that it's destroying any chances of national championships. Just look what shape the SEC East is in right now. Everyone has at least one loss and the season is only half-way over. At least it's nice to show the rest of the country how football should be played.

Yes...but they claim that pretty much every year regardless of reality. This year, the SEC has a few top 10 candidates, a large group of legitimate top 25 teams, and some that fall just short, while the Big10 has two excellent teams, a couple maybes, and then the rest (though I suspect Indiana is rather stronger than they've been given credit for). Last year, during the regular season, the Big10 was much stronger than the SEC, having no team that lost to a team with a losing record and only having lost 6 games total outside of conference (at one point the worst team they'd lost to was 7-4).

[GOP_Raider]

Boise state will get into a BCS bowl if it wins out.

i wonder how deceptive this first ranking is since it came out before their game against New Mexico St. last night?

And how many eyeballs were turned to ESPN, since apparently since F'in Plummer has been running the same naked bootleg play since about 2003 and we still can't figure out how the hell to stop it?? $#@$@. *Deep breath* I'm ok now, just had to get that off my chest.