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Posted by  Nabeel Mulla, Dayton, OH on 11/04  at  08:33 PM

Chris, Florida could very well end up ahead of Boise as early as next week in my rankings.  I don’t try and project what will happen in the future, only what has already happened.  Florida’s loss to unranked Mississippi at home cost them in my rankings.  Florida doesn’t have a very tough schedule left, so if Boise wins out, they will most likely remain ahead of Florida in my rankings.

Posted by  Chris, Florida on 11/04  at  08:10 PM

Nabeel..Boise St.??? Get Serious..lol! Do you actually watch football on Saturday or just read the scores?? If the Gators and Boise St. got on the same filed in an ALL-Blue Classic, UF would dismantle them by at LEAST 20.And no i didn’t go to UF but yes i would root for them over FSU.

Terry…i agree with your assessment of your top 8, with the exception of Alabama of course, putting them below USC performance wise. But as you pointed out until there play and lose to UF i suppose it doesn’t matter where you rank them before that.

Posted by  Brett McMurphy,  on 11/03  at  10:44 AM

Terry, as far as USC v. Penn State in Rose. If Oregon State runs the table - not impossible with games against UCLA, Cal, Arizona and Oregon - Oregon State would get the Rose Bowl nod instead of USC.

Posted by  Brett McMurphy,  on 11/02  at  11:06 PM

Mike, I don’t know how you can stop Tech’s offense unless you use a power running game and eat the clock. Limit the Red Raiders’ chances. As far as USF’s offensive line - the Bulls offensive and defensive lines have historically been undersized. It’s obviously something they would like to improve on. No surprise there. Nabeel, I never disputed the Big East had parity. But parity doesn’t make it a good league.

Posted by  jeffrey saff, annapolis, md on 11/02  at  11:04 PM

Brett,

There is no doubt that the UF is 2nd or 3rd best team in the country.  However, I also understand that there is no need to cause controversy at this point.

Voters have time to move them up w/o causing heartburn.  Especially with the SEC championship to play.

My question is how, in your heart v. logically, do you believe the Gators should be ranked.  I.E., who is second or third best team now as opposed to where should that team be ranked?

If PSU and UF both win out in same fashion as they have won lately, who gets ranked higher?  FYI, I am not a Gator fan.

Posted by  Brett McMurphy,  on 11/02  at  11:00 PM

Chris, I’m hesitant to put a one-loss team over an undefeated BCS team, especially Big 12/SEC, at this point. I could change in a week or so, though. And the Okie State/OU/Tech scenario, I don’t have a set formula. I would have to see the games play out and also look at the rest of the strength of schedule, margin victory, etc. I do give more weight, though, for a road win than a home win.

Posted by  Terry Lucas, Phoenix, AZ on 11/02  at  08:04 PM

My rankings…

Alabama
Texas Tech
Texas
UF
USC
Oklahoma State
PSU
Oklahoma

This will all change in the next two weeks as TT plays OU and OSU… UF plays Bama.

Either way, PSU will play USC in the Rose and will be left in the dark… they will then be exposed as another fraud Big Ten team that is only good enough to top the Big East.

If it’s not a SEC/Big-12 championship, the nation will be robbed by the crooked system again. If PSU beats USC, then maybe they’ll abandon the BCS because Joe Pa will be getting robbed on his way out.

Posted by  Paul, Jupiter, Fl on 11/02  at  06:22 PM

Hard to put UF over UT, OK St and OU, since they all lost to Top 10 teams.  UF lost to 5-4 Ole Miss…in the SWAMP!  Lucky for them, they lost early, and the Recency Effect rules college football.

I’d love to see UF win out, along with Texas Tech and PSU.  That way, UF can sit at home crying Tebow Tears about how they are the best team in the nation, and have to watch th NC game from home.

Posted by  Nabeel Mulla, Dayton, OH on 11/02  at  05:32 PM

My top 8 teams are as follows:
1. Alabama
2. Texas Tech
3. Penn State
4. Texas
5. Oklahoma
6. Oklahoma State
7. USC
8. Boise State

I had Florida at #9 last week too.  They didn’t move up any in my rankings from last week because I had Georgia ranked at #11 last week.

Posted by  Chris, Florida on 11/02  at  05:11 PM

Nabeel, please tell me what 8 teams you think are better than the Gators..and why..? I’m dying to here it..lol.

Posted by  Nabeel Mulla, Dayton, OH on 11/02  at  05:05 PM

I told you the Big East has parity…The Cuse beating the Ville this week proves it!

On to my ranking comparisons…
Brett, we share opinions for TCU, BYU, and Michigan State.  We’re within 3 spots on almost everyone else.  Farthest apart are Florida, who I have at #9; Ball State who I have at #11; and Pitt who I have at #20.  I also have Cincy ranked in place of your Maryland pick.

Posted by  Allen Brown, Tampa on 11/02  at  04:59 PM

Heh, thanks, Chris.  I’d be very interested to see what happens in a 3 way tie scenario in the Big 12 as well.  4 teams in 1 division and 2 of them could make it to the national championship if Penn State and Alabama lose.

Posted by  jeffrey saff, annapolis, md on 11/02  at  04:37 PM

This may seem irrelevant but the Tampa skid is over.  Bucs win OT.  I will make it relevant.  Therefore, USF should learn from their Tampa pro brethren.  Be tough, go on the road and win a game there.  BE TOUGH!!!!

Posted by  Joe The Plumber, Ohio on 11/02  at  03:13 PM

I think Jim Leavitt is just trying to “spread the wealth” around the Big East.  Louisville didn’t get a bowl game last season, so Leavitt is applying socialist principles.  The loss to Louisville was by design.

Posted by  Mike, tampa on 11/02  at  03:12 PM

Brett,

Can any team stop Texas Tech’s offense?  Their offensive line was amazing.  Can USF upgrade those line positions so Grothe doesn’t have to end up in the school of hard knocks again next year? I’ll keep my fingers crossed

Posted by  Chris, Florida on 11/02  at  11:04 AM

Allen i can understand your logic(you think so much clearer when the Bulls aren’t involved..lol), i also believe the Big 12 overall is stronger than the SEC..at least at the top. I think T.Tech will lose at least once, either on the road or in the Big 12 championship. I hate to see a weak Big Ten getting another free pass to the National Championship, so i’m really hoping Penn St will lay an egg against a fairly strong Michigan State and leave us with either an SEC-Big 12 or USC matchup. Brett i have an interesting scenario for you..if either Okie State or Oklahoma beats T.Tech by by another close margin and 3 of the 4 team(most likely Texas,T.Tech,Okla.) end up with 1 loss and 1 against the other 2, how would you rank them? Just curious

Posted by  Paul Seiler, Jupiter, Fl on 11/02  at  09:38 AM

Good ranking, Brett.  I hate to see Boise St & Utah so high, especially since Utah won 13-10 last night v. NMexico (who?).  But, till they lose, they rise.

As a GatorHater, I hate to say this, but here’s how I see it working out.
PSU has only MichSt left, and will win out to play in the NC game.  TexTech was impressive, but they’ve still OK and your OK St games left…and the Big 12 champ game (assuming they win out).  That tough road will likely mean 1 loss.

UF will run the table, then beat Alabama…and play PSU for the NC.  I HOPE I am wrong, but that’s my guess.

Posted by  Ari Hinkelberger, Cloud 9 on 11/02  at  08:40 AM

If I had to bet on the team, this is my top 7.

1. Texas Tech
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. USC
5. Florida
6. Oklahoma
7. Penn State

Posted by  Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Chicago on 11/02  at  07:46 AM

SYRACUSE BEAT LOUISVILLE?!?!?!?!

GOD BLESS THE BULLS??

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Posted by  Allen Brown, Tampa on 11/02  at  05:20 AM

Chris, Beanie Wells missed that USC game and Pryor wasn’t the starter yet.

Undefeated teams should get the nod at this point.  That accounts for both of your scenarios.

I’d easily put Texas over UF, though, seeing as how UT’s loss was much better and they have 3 huge wins that UF just doesn’t have, imo.

Then again, I see Auburn, LSU, Georgia, Vandy previously, Alabama, and UF as being a little overrated.  I do think UF has played the best lately out of those, though. 

Then again, maybe it’s just tough to see them as good as all those Big 12 teams.  The Big 12 has all the best games this year.

Posted by  Chris, Florida on 11/02  at  02:20 AM

Brett, do you think Alabama is still a better team than Florida given the disparity of their wins against Georgia? Or are you simply waiting till Florida whoops up an Alabama in the SEC before moving them ahead? Also, how about Penn States relatively weak schedule and the fact that only beat Ohio state by 4 when USC dismantled them by 28. Is the difference between home and away games that vast in playing Ohio State? Or are you simply unwilling at this point in both cases to place a 1 loss big name school above another big name school that is undefeated??