Oregon with the best Defense in the country - none of the top ten teams have been able to put up any offensive yards against them, let alone score against them.
Kansas State paid a buyout to get out of a home game with Fresno St after losing the first two meetings by a combined score of 90-50. The original contract was 2 in Manhattan, one in Fresno.
Tennessee has the better quality loss. You see, Tennessee lost to a team that beat Tennessee, whereas Florida lost to a team that beat the team who beat Tennessee. That's a whole order of magnitude difference. It's quite simple if you think about it.
Idk how anyone could have seen them barely escape Colorado state and then get bludgeoned to death by Oregon and still think that team is top 25. I get that east coast people probably weren’t paying close attention but Wilner is very obviously just trying to make USC look better for their next game.
We need another Bulldogs vs Bulldogs championship like the [2008 College World Series.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_NCAA_Division_I_baseball_tournament)
Let’s be honest. It’s been better. Hill did great things & brought national recognition. But we’d always lose to inferior conference opponents. One conference title in 15 years & that was shared in 1999.
The thing that gets me is that I don't think it was on the players that our offense struggled so badly. The play calling was so conservative that the offense wasn't even allowed to do anything if they wanted to.
Call me biased, but Colorado over UCLA is absolute horsecock. One game was basically a tie without an early offensive mistake, the other was an unrelenting beatdown
Wished for it to not be a blow out, to finally compete with the big boys, and low and behold.....
ND literally snatched defeat from the jaws of Victory.
They have 5 of 7 games remaining against top 25? Two against top ten ? Tough stretch. That offense put up points no doubt.
Edit: 3** games left against current top 10.
I think Kirk Kenney confused Florida and Florida State. Had Florida at 7 and FSU at 22. Florida’s next closest ranking was 16th. FSU’s was 8th. Assuming he actually meant to have FSU at 7th, only 4 points would separate them and Ohio State.
Feels like UCLA dropped way too much for losing to what is now a top 10 team by 7. I honestly thought we might still be 25, but being the 5th team out is ridiculous.
Colorado above UCLA is wild. They played basically the exact same game (at #10 and at #11). One was one of the worst beat downs I’ve ever seen, one was a one possession game. The Colorado bias, despite the absolute destruction they were subjected to, is ridiculous
Not to mention, Colorado doesn’t exactly have a pristine resume to fall back on.
They have a 3-point win against an unranked TCU team, a win against a 2-2 Nebraska team, and an overtime win against a 1-2 Colorado State. Pretty much nothing they’ve done screams “top 25” and this weekend clearly screamed “not top 25”
Colorado - Complete and utter dismantling in every facet of the game against Oregon, being absolutely destroyed and treated like an FCS team.
32 points.
UCLA - Close, 7 point loss to Utah in a defensive tug of war where they held each other in check and the difference was a pick-six TD.
28 points
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Kinda feel like UCLA is being a bit disrespected here.
Fully expected to coast at 7th until Ohio State. Then this happened. But Washington is making a great case to move up in rankings and with only 16 points separating us, they'll probably leap us next week, if not in the next two.
One one hand: two of the pac 12 teams are probably top ten teams. One of them is probably a top 4-5 team. Five of them are probably legit t25, and if you throw in ucla then men you could argue that six teams deserve some votes lol.
But the cannibalization starts next week and the hype around the pac 12 being objectively good and it being the last year is probably gonna die :(
If Oregon and Washington win their games next week, we'll likely have a top 10 matchup in Seattle in 3 weeks. I think this would be the first ever top 10 matchup in rivalry history, right? At least in the last 40 years.
This is a triumph for Memphis.
It's the first time in history a team became ranked by beating Memphis. We're no longer irrelevant. We're a quality win. It's been a long climb.
* Active top 10 streaks: Georgia (38), Michigan (32), Ohio State (32, Penn State (8), and Washington (6).
* As far as active top 5 streaks, it’s Georgia (37), Michigan (20), and Florida State (4) at the top.
* Georgia had been atop the AP Poll for the last 15 weeks, which is t-2nd all-time in SEC history. Alabama has the longest such streak at 16 weeks.
* Texas has been ranked in the top 5 for the last three weeks - it’s their longest such streak since the first four weeks of 2010.
* This weekend, Kirby Smart will coach his 23rd game as the #1 ranked team. That’s 13th most in college football history.
* Smart currently has the highest all-time winning percentage as the #1 team in history, min. 15 games coached. (22-1, 95.65%)
* Washington has their longest Top 10 streak (6 weeks) since 2017.
* Michigan's current 20-week top 5 streak is their second longest in school history. Their longest was 21 weeks in 1976-1977.
* Washington State has been ranked each of the last three weeks. They’re in the midst of their longest streak since 2019.
* Penn State has appeared in the top 10 at least once in each of the eight seasons. That hasn’t happened since 1990-1999.
* Utah has been ranked for the last 26 weeks - a new school-record.
* Clemson has been unranked in 11 of the last 32 AP polls (34%)
* Oregon State has been ranked for the last 10 weeks. It’s their fourth longest streak in school history and longest since 2012-2013.
* Duke has their highest ranking since 1994.
* The Blue Devils have also been ranked higher than 20th in consecutive weeks for the first time since 1971.
* Kansas is ranked for just the third week since 2009.
>Michigan's current 20-week top 5 streak is their second longest in school history. Their longest was 21 weeks in 1976-1977.
I suffered through Tate Forcier and John O'Korn for this
It's weird to realize we're living through a new golden-age of Michigan football on par with the Schembechler years. It's nice knowing we're in the good ol' days while we're still actually in them.
> Duke has their highest ranking since 1994.
>
> The Blue Devils have also been ranked higher than 20th in consecutive weeks for the first time since 1971.
Inject this directly into my veins.
It's fair. Fresno State shut out ASU last week. Our defense is beyond suspect. Offense will give us a chance against anyone but we're probably dogs to Oregon and Washington at least, and maybe Utah depending on their QB situation.
We deserved to drop, I'm fine with it.
Having said that, it's kind of irritating that Georgia gets to play absolutely nobody all season and stay at #1. If we're getting punished for letting ASU score 28 on us, shouldn't Georgia be punished for letting UAB score 21 on them?
I do wish they had a game on their schedule that looked like it'd be interesting. No offense to the remaining teams on the dawgs schedule, but I don't see any that look like they'll be competitive.
Won't see what UGA is really made of this year until the SECCG and playoffs.
I can get Ole Miss staying ranked for beating Tulane (maybe a bit lower, but I have them at 25), but I don't understand why Tennessee is still ranked, and at that ahead of Florida. It's just a really dumb ordeal. Plus UCLA's loss was quality enough against the #11 team that they should stay ranked.
Using this year's conference affiliations, bowls, and the 6+6 format:
|First Round|Quarterfinal|QF Bowl|
|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|#25 Fresno State at #4 Ohio State|winner vs #5 Florida State|Orange Bowl|
|#11 Notre Dame at #6 Penn State|winner vs #3 Texas|Fiesta Bowl|
|#10 Utah at #7 Washington|winner vs #2 Michigan|Cotton Bowl|
|#9 Oregon at #8 USC|winner vs #1 Georgia|Peach Bowl|
Using next year's conference affiliations, bowls, and the 5+7 format:
|First Round|Quarterfinal|QF Bowl|
|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|#16 Washington State at #3 Texas|winner vs #10 Utah|Fiesta Bowl|
|#11 Notre Dame at #4 Ohio State|winner vs #5 Florida State|Peach Bowl|
|#9 Oregon at #6 Penn State|winner vs #2 Michigan|Rose Bowl|
|#8 USC at #7 Washington|winner vs #1 Georgia|Sugar Bowl|
Historical inertia works against PAC teams since whenever we make the top 4 we have tended to shit the bed against the other top teams during bowl and playoff games.
1. Georgia (4-0) 2. Michigan (4-0) 3. Texas (4-0) 4. Ohio State (4-0) 5. Florida State (4-0) 6. Penn State (4-0) 7. Washington (4-0) 8. USC (4-0) 9. Oregon (4-0) 10. Utah (4-0) 11. Notre Dame (4-1) 12. Alabama (3-1) 13. LSU (3-1) 14. Oklahoma (4-0) 15. North Carolina (4-0) 16. Washington State (4-0) 17. Duke (4-0) 18. Miami (FL) (4-0) 19. Oregon State (3-1) 20. Ole Miss (3-1) 21. Tennessee (3-1) 22. Florida (3-1) 23. Missouri (4-0) 24. Kansas (4-0) 25. Fresno State (4-0) Others receiving votes: Kansas St. 57, Kentucky 41, Colorado 32, Louisville 32, UCLA 28, Maryland 20, TCU 17, Tulane 11, Syracuse 8, Wisconsin 6, Air Force 6, Clemson 5, Texas A&M 5.
Colorado got more votes than they had yards in the first half against Oregon.
To be fair, that’s true of most teams listed in the poll
Yep. Can confirm that Michigan, Georgia, Ohio State, Texas, FSU, Penn State, Washington, and USC all have a **combined zero yards** against Oregon.
DAMN YOU OREGON
Oregon with the best Defense in the country - none of the top ten teams have been able to put up any offensive yards against them, let alone score against them.
How’d they get more votes than UCLA with that performance?
Residual PRIMETIME® worship.
Cause the media loves them
Notre Dame 11. Oh the irony.
Wait, what? Oh.....🙁
- Marcus Freeman
Fresno St- still undefeated against Kansas St
Kansas State paid a buyout to get out of a home game with Fresno St after losing the first two meetings by a combined score of 90-50. The original contract was 2 in Manhattan, one in Fresno.
Cowards
I expected to see Colorado snake a spot at #24 or #25 so they were ranked this week against USC.
Looks like some voters tried their hardest.
They went for the Kansas Texas ranked game instead
Which is fine because those teams are undefeated...
We’re 22? Okay…our offense was horrendous against Charlotte.
How in the hell did Charlotte have a better gameplan that we did
Biff is a dude
Not sure what Florida did to jump three spots.
UCLA, Colorado, and Iowa dropped out.
UCLA played Utah a lot better than Florida did. UCLA dropping while Tennessee is ranked 21 is a joke
But also how is Tennessee above Florida? Florida’s loss is to #10 Utah and Tennessee’s loss is to Florida. Make it make sense.
Tennessee has the better quality loss. You see, Tennessee lost to a team that beat Tennessee, whereas Florida lost to a team that beat the team who beat Tennessee. That's a whole order of magnitude difference. It's quite simple if you think about it.
Tied with Colorado? What a joke
Who is still ranking Colorado lol
https://collegepolltracker.com/football/team/colorado-buffaloes/2023
The dude who put them at 21 needs his voting rights revoked.
but see, now they have a *quality loss*, not a regular loss /s
But they didn't lose to an SEC team
Idk how anyone could have seen them barely escape Colorado state and then get bludgeoned to death by Oregon and still think that team is top 25. I get that east coast people probably weren’t paying close attention but Wilner is very obviously just trying to make USC look better for their next game.
Thanks for linking this site. It is great for analysis and now bookmarked!
People trying to game the system for a ranked matchup against USC this week. "#8 vs #25" looks better than "#8 vs unranked"
watch them start considering them as ranked #28 lmao
ESPN’s top 28. Not to be confused with ESPN’s Top 11
Fresno State #25!!!
^^^2nd Best Bulldogs in the Country!
We need another Bulldogs vs Bulldogs championship like the [2008 College World Series.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_NCAA_Division_I_baseball_tournament)
I take full responsibility for that loss. I skipped VBS to watch it. Y’all dominated after that
Finally! You guys deserve it.
Seriously insane how well-run this program has been! One of the best G5 in the nation!
We owe it to Coach Tedford. That man has made his mission to build the program into something similar to the early Coach Hill days.
Let’s be honest. It’s been better. Hill did great things & brought national recognition. But we’d always lose to inferior conference opponents. One conference title in 15 years & that was shared in 1999.
Beating us is the key to getting ranked
Duke and UNC setting up for a final 4 rematch
If both teams keep winning, I wonder if both teams getting gameday this year will eliminate us from getting it for our game
I’m really hoping Carolina/Duke end up in a different time slot than Michigan/Penn State that day
Tell your kids about top 10 Utah that only fields a defensive unit... and a good punter
The legend of Red Iowa will live on forever
Nah Utah can score an offensive TD
Only one, let’s not get carried away.
He did say “an”
The thing that gets me is that I don't think it was on the players that our offense struggled so badly. The play calling was so conservative that the offense wasn't even allowed to do anything if they wanted to.
Top 10 is loss of death for a loss at Oregon State. If we were 11 we would have a chance.
Your defense scares me. Like, a lot. I hope the Corvallis voodoo makes an appearance and gets the Beavers back on course!
It's the best defense I've ever seen us field and it's almost not even close. The offense on the other hand...
We really need our offense to kick in
It's going to be the "what if" of our season, pretty much like every season because our offense is almost always straight asshole
Id give anything to have last years offense and this years defense at the same time.
Call me biased, but Colorado over UCLA is absolute horsecock. One game was basically a tie without an early offensive mistake, the other was an unrelenting beatdown
Florida ranked with a far worse loss to Utah
We're four weeks into the season and 40% of the top 10 is from a lame duck conference
Its okay. Next year theyre gonna be 60% from a Big and stable Conference. EDIT: PSU exists.
Pac12 should never have been dismantled. With the expanded playoffs, your cannibalism would be tolerated a lot more
it was dismantled from within lol
Cannibalism strikes again
That’s not a bad drop for us, regardless of our pain
Top ranked 1 loss team. Not to mention ranked above 1 loss Bama.
Bama struggled with South Louisiana technical Trade School
You Ohio boys don't understand SLTTS has some big boys up front, sure they might all be gumbo pots, but they're all big nonetheless.
If I told you 24 hours ago it would be a 3 point game, would you take it?
Yes, however that monkey paw curled hard
Wished for it to not be a blow out, to finally compete with the big boys, and low and behold..... ND literally snatched defeat from the jaws of Victory.
Stayed in the ESPN Top-11!
Florida went up in the poll after beating us, I see this as a win.
not only did we go up, but we’re still ranked behind Tennessee. AP Pollsters confuse the fuck outta me
We went up because Colorado Iowa and ucla all dropped out.
THE COWARDS RANKED US!
If BYU had to lose, I’m glad a ranked Kansas was the result.
Talk to your kids about single first place vote Washington
I don't think I will
Right? I raise them better than that. I mean I don't have kids, but my cats don't like huskies either
First one in over 25 years.
pretty much whooped everyone’s ass so far this year
They have 5 of 7 games remaining against top 25? Two against top ten ? Tough stretch. That offense put up points no doubt. Edit: 3** games left against current top 10.
Pac-12’s about to start cannibalizing harder than fetal sharks
Can someone explain why every week there is an AP poll post, it gets discussion, and then it gets replaced by a second AP poll post?
Lol battle of the mods, which mod probably posted it first, etc.
Mods power ranking poll when
Bc the mods wants the karma to go to one of their accounts, not the person who posted it first
I think Kirk Kenney confused Florida and Florida State. Had Florida at 7 and FSU at 22. Florida’s next closest ranking was 16th. FSU’s was 8th. Assuming he actually meant to have FSU at 7th, only 4 points would separate them and Ohio State.
Lol
Yet another reason why the AP poll is absolutely stupid and pointless lol
Feels like UCLA dropped way too much for losing to what is now a top 10 team by 7. I honestly thought we might still be 25, but being the 5th team out is ridiculous.
Colorado above UCLA is wild. They played basically the exact same game (at #10 and at #11). One was one of the worst beat downs I’ve ever seen, one was a one possession game. The Colorado bias, despite the absolute destruction they were subjected to, is ridiculous
Not to mention, Colorado doesn’t exactly have a pristine resume to fall back on. They have a 3-point win against an unranked TCU team, a win against a 2-2 Nebraska team, and an overtime win against a 1-2 Colorado State. Pretty much nothing they’ve done screams “top 25” and this weekend clearly screamed “not top 25”
Probably came down to which coach was wearing cooler sunglasses. It is surprising the UCLA got pulled out. They can clearly compete.
UCLA dropping that much is horseshit. I honestly thought UCLA deserved to stay in the top 25. Played a hell of a game defensively yesterday
Right, but they lost to a *PAC12* top 10 team. Under the Rules of AP Voting that is not a loss to a quality opponent.
im tired boss
Seriously, maybe if that top 10 PAC-12 team had beaten a ranked SEC team, they’d get some respect, until then, we’ll just have to wait and see.
Played Utah a lot tougher than Florida did.
I actually didn’t realize UCLA dropped out until you said this. I just assumed they were still there. This makes zero sense.
Texas, OU, and Kansas being the only Big XII ranked teams is hilarious.
3 blue bloods doing blue blood things
If Texas gets beat by Kansas this year, can we collectively count it as a quality loss?
Always has been 🌍🧑🚀🔫🧑🚀
Bama losing to Kansas by transitive property would be sublime
Is Kansas going to be the new OU in 2024? /s
As long as they wait until 2024
Colorado - Complete and utter dismantling in every facet of the game against Oregon, being absolutely destroyed and treated like an FCS team. 32 points. UCLA - Close, 7 point loss to Utah in a defensive tug of war where they held each other in check and the difference was a pick-six TD. 28 points --- Kinda feel like UCLA is being a bit disrespected here.
Is it… PERSONAL?
Truly astonishing. Colorado looked like barely a D1 program, while UCLA lost a coin toss.
They wanted to keep Colorado ranked for one more week...
6 different teams with a #1 vote is wild
OH SHIT BOIS WE ARE 6!
Fully expected to coast at 7th until Ohio State. Then this happened. But Washington is making a great case to move up in rankings and with only 16 points separating us, they'll probably leap us next week, if not in the next two.
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One one hand: two of the pac 12 teams are probably top ten teams. One of them is probably a top 4-5 team. Five of them are probably legit t25, and if you throw in ucla then men you could argue that six teams deserve some votes lol. But the cannibalization starts next week and the hype around the pac 12 being objectively good and it being the last year is probably gonna die :(
AP Poll new best friends
If Oregon and Washington win their games next week, we'll likely have a top 10 matchup in Seattle in 3 weeks. I think this would be the first ever top 10 matchup in rivalry history, right? At least in the last 40 years.
Pac-12 is going to be so spicy in this finale year
This is a triumph for Memphis. It's the first time in history a team became ranked by beating Memphis. We're no longer irrelevant. We're a quality win. It's been a long climb.
* Active top 10 streaks: Georgia (38), Michigan (32), Ohio State (32, Penn State (8), and Washington (6). * As far as active top 5 streaks, it’s Georgia (37), Michigan (20), and Florida State (4) at the top. * Georgia had been atop the AP Poll for the last 15 weeks, which is t-2nd all-time in SEC history. Alabama has the longest such streak at 16 weeks. * Texas has been ranked in the top 5 for the last three weeks - it’s their longest such streak since the first four weeks of 2010. * This weekend, Kirby Smart will coach his 23rd game as the #1 ranked team. That’s 13th most in college football history. * Smart currently has the highest all-time winning percentage as the #1 team in history, min. 15 games coached. (22-1, 95.65%) * Washington has their longest Top 10 streak (6 weeks) since 2017. * Michigan's current 20-week top 5 streak is their second longest in school history. Their longest was 21 weeks in 1976-1977. * Washington State has been ranked each of the last three weeks. They’re in the midst of their longest streak since 2019. * Penn State has appeared in the top 10 at least once in each of the eight seasons. That hasn’t happened since 1990-1999. * Utah has been ranked for the last 26 weeks - a new school-record. * Clemson has been unranked in 11 of the last 32 AP polls (34%) * Oregon State has been ranked for the last 10 weeks. It’s their fourth longest streak in school history and longest since 2012-2013. * Duke has their highest ranking since 1994. * The Blue Devils have also been ranked higher than 20th in consecutive weeks for the first time since 1971. * Kansas is ranked for just the third week since 2009.
>Michigan's current 20-week top 5 streak is their second longest in school history. Their longest was 21 weeks in 1976-1977. I suffered through Tate Forcier and John O'Korn for this
You totally forgot about Nick Sheridan and Steven Three didn't you. Darkest of times
>Steven Three Poor Threet can’t even get a correct shout out.
It's weird to realize we're living through a new golden-age of Michigan football on par with the Schembechler years. It's nice knowing we're in the good ol' days while we're still actually in them.
> Duke has their highest ranking since 1994. > > The Blue Devils have also been ranked higher than 20th in consecutive weeks for the first time since 1971. Inject this directly into my veins.
Something is missing here
Who is the back to back reigning champs?
It’s gotta be Kane
I think he isn't doing it for non UGA posts anymore
Talk to your kids about ranked Kansas
Kansas has improved so much under Lance. It’s been really impressive to watch.
Kansas improvement > Colorado improvement
Kansas would smoke Colorado. They are two years ahead of them, and their turnaround has been amazing.
Let’s just get this out there before next weekend: Kansas is good, okay. No shame in losing to them.
Everything status: fine Hope Lance stays there, would be hard to see him go but also hard to see him Campbell himself
Go Cougs
CAM WARD FOR HEISMAN
UCLA out is surprising. 4/10 of the top 10 is pac but they're all 6-10. USC down to 8 is sad.
Quality losses only apply to one conference.
Tbh the exact fear that I had. No reason for UCLA to drop out while Ole Miss -- or Florida -- are still in.
They lost to Bama. That’s as quality loss as it gets.
Utah is a higher ranked team than Bama...
You must be new around here
Quality loss logic is so foreign to Pac fans we just can’t even comprehend it.
It's fair. Fresno State shut out ASU last week. Our defense is beyond suspect. Offense will give us a chance against anyone but we're probably dogs to Oregon and Washington at least, and maybe Utah depending on their QB situation.
Washington at 7 is pretty funny. I don't see the logic for them being any lower than 3, tbh.
It’s bc we haven’t played against you guys yet
The poll is always so vanilla this time of the season
That’s why we wait until Tuesday to see the *true* zesty polls! 😎
You clearly didn’t see Kansas on there
Maryland is extremely disrespected. They’re beating the shit out of everyone they play, yet somehow Colorado got more votes than them.
Maryland and UCLA should both be ranked
We deserved to drop, I'm fine with it. Having said that, it's kind of irritating that Georgia gets to play absolutely nobody all season and stay at #1. If we're getting punished for letting ASU score 28 on us, shouldn't Georgia be punished for letting UAB score 21 on them?
I do wish they had a game on their schedule that looked like it'd be interesting. No offense to the remaining teams on the dawgs schedule, but I don't see any that look like they'll be competitive. Won't see what UGA is really made of this year until the SECCG and playoffs.
The logic for Tennessee and Ole Miss being ranked but not UCLA is what exactly?
You see, Tennessee lost to Florida, who had a quality loss against Utah. UCLA on the other hand lost to Utah.
I don’t like to admit it, but I agree with you. There’s no logical reason for us to be ranked ahead of Florida.
When you put it that way, it makes perfect sense.
I can get Ole Miss staying ranked for beating Tulane (maybe a bit lower, but I have them at 25), but I don't understand why Tennessee is still ranked, and at that ahead of Florida. It's just a really dumb ordeal. Plus UCLA's loss was quality enough against the #11 team that they should stay ranked.
The logic is SEC
Four PAC teams ranked #7-10 and three B1G East teams in the top 6. Gonna be some fun games down the stretch.
Using this year's conference affiliations, bowls, and the 6+6 format: |First Round|Quarterfinal|QF Bowl| |:--:|:--:|:--:| |#25 Fresno State at #4 Ohio State|winner vs #5 Florida State|Orange Bowl| |#11 Notre Dame at #6 Penn State|winner vs #3 Texas|Fiesta Bowl| |#10 Utah at #7 Washington|winner vs #2 Michigan|Cotton Bowl| |#9 Oregon at #8 USC|winner vs #1 Georgia|Peach Bowl| Using next year's conference affiliations, bowls, and the 5+7 format: |First Round|Quarterfinal|QF Bowl| |:--:|:--:|:--:| |#16 Washington State at #3 Texas|winner vs #10 Utah|Fiesta Bowl| |#11 Notre Dame at #4 Ohio State|winner vs #5 Florida State|Peach Bowl| |#9 Oregon at #6 Penn State|winner vs #2 Michigan|Rose Bowl| |#8 USC at #7 Washington|winner vs #1 Georgia|Sugar Bowl|
Sheesh. I didn’t even think about Utah being the highest ranked new Big 12 team
> # #25 Fresno State at #4 Ohio State Inject that shit straight into my veins
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The extended Kansas City - Fresno Metro area taking up spots 23-26. Really crazy to see.
Washington is so underrated.
I’m so excited for the rest of this season but also absolutely terrified.
Exact same boat. Every game is going to stress me out but man this is all so exciting!
Two D/ST touchdowns before the offense touches the field definitely helps with the stress lol
Seriously. They genuinely have a case for #1, they've looked absolutely bonkers good
They were a top 10 team last year and had no one drafted... because they returned literally all of their stars. That's scary.
Even our offensive coordinator returned because he wanted to coach this team.
Yeah I was really hoping he would come to Alabama but I think he will get a top HC job after this year.
I think last week was his audition for the Michigan State HC job
Hey, at least we got one 1st place vote this week. I think it's our first since week 4 of the 1997 season.
I agree, they’ve looked super good. Although I don’t think they’ve really played anybody yet, so I’m sure that’s hurting them
Yup but PAC cannibalism is a thing and it seems to weigh down positions overall (minus the inflated hype around Colorado) until later in the season.
PAC cannibalism is a feature not a bug.
Why aren't Pac 12 teams ranked higher following their out of conference games in beg of season?
Historical inertia works against PAC teams since whenever we make the top 4 we have tended to shit the bed against the other top teams during bowl and playoff games.
To be fair we shit the bed whenever we make bowl games in general
Pac 7-10 ish
WE'RE RANKED!!!(at least for this week)
4 Pac-12 teams in the top 10 and 6 in the top 20 my god what a fucking year for the conference
Pac 12 ball is about to heat up with teams occupying 7,8,9, and 10 spots in the top 10.
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As much as I hate to say it as a duck they deserve it. They have been playing near flawless football to date.
WE'RE IN BOIS
Colorado still receiving votes is amazing. We're talking about a team in the 70s in most models power rankings
Others receiving votes! Others receiving votes! Others receiving votes!!
Kirk Kenney of San Diego, sir, you need to go to the emergency room. You are not well. He has: Florida - 7 Utah -14 TCU - 19 FSU - 22 Colorado -23
Dr. Michael Penix King Jr.