As for the rest of the poll, USC hangs onto #1 despite a lackluster opening. A bunch of teams move up thanks to Michigan. That group includes Florida who proved that Tim Tebow can you know, actually throw the ball. Virginia Tech and Texas fall after failing to impress me. I think both teams will be okay in the long run, but their current spots seem appropriate. After the top 10-12 teams things get a bit confusing. I don't have strong opinions on how to separate that last group. Let's say too small of a sample size so far.
I can hear your complaints now about Nebraska being too low. Maybe. Let's give it another week. I think we are MUCH improved, but need to see the same type of performance on the road before I'm all in. Is that fair?
Rank | Team | Delta |
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1 | Southern Cal | -- |
2 | LSU | -- |
3 | West Virginia | 1 |
4 | Oklahoma | 1 |
5 | Louisville | 1 |
6 | Florida | 3 |
7 | Ohio State | 3 |
8 | California | 13 |
9 | Penn State | 3 |
10 | Wisconsin | 3 |
11 | Texas | 4 |
12 | Oregon | 2 |
13 | Virginia Tech | 5 |
14 | Hawaii | 2 |
15 | Rutgers | 11 |
16 | Georgia | 4 |
17 | Nebraska | 6 |
18 | Arkansas | 1 |
19 | UCLA | 7 |
20 | Texas A&M | 2 |
21 | South Carolina | 6 |
22 | TCU | -- |
23 | Alabama | 2 |
24 | Missouri | 5 |
25 | Auburn | 1 |
Dropped Out: Michigan (#3), Florida State (#11), Tennessee (#24).
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