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Old 11-29-2009, 11:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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The Gators surged in the Coaches poll this week, after the beating they gave in-state rival FSU. The top six teams in the USA TODAY coaches' poll remained the same this week, but No. 1 Florida picked up six more first-place votes to total 53 in all.

No. 2 Texas, which had four first-place votes last week, and third-ranked Alabama, which was placed No. 1 on eight ballots last week, each received three first-place votes in that latest tally.

The top three teams are followed by TCU, Cincinnati and Boise State.



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Nov. 29, 2009



Rank Team (first-place votes) Record Points Last week
1. Florida (53) 12-0 1,468 1
2. Texas (3) 12-0 1,394 2
3. Alabama (3) 12-0 1,380 3
4. TCU 12-0 1,285 4
5. Cincinnati 11-0 1,231 5
6. Boise State 12-0 1,197 6
7. Ohio State 10-2 1,104 8
8. Oregon 9-2 1,061 10
9. Penn State 10-2 975 11
10. Iowa 10-2 889 13
11. Virginia Tech 9-3 831 14
12. Georgia Tech 10-2 774 7
13. Brigham Young 10-2 680 15
14. LSU 9-3 674 17
15. Pittsburgh 9-2 631 9
16. Oregon State 8-3 607 18
17. Miami (Fla.) 9-3 509 21
18. Houston 10-2 473 20
19. Southern California 8-3 361 22
20. Nebraska 9-3 335 23
21. Oklahoma State 9-3 309 12
22. California 8-3 210 NR
23. West Virginia 8-3 163 NR
24. Stanford 8-4 154 NR
25. Utah 9-3 120 19

Dropped out
No. 16 Clemson (8-4, lost to South Carolina 34-17), No. 24 North Carolina (8-4, lost to North Carolina State 28-27), No. 25 Mississippi (8-4, lost to Mississippi State 41-27).


Others receiving votes
Wisconsin (8-3) 112; Clemson (8-4) 94; Central Michigan (8-4) 40; Arizona (7-4) 31; Northwestern (8-4) 23; South Carolina (7-5) 13; Texas Tech (8-4) 9; Georgia (7-5) 8; Rutgers (8-3) 7; Missouri (8-4) 6; Troy (9-3) 5; North Carolina (8-4) 4; Arkansas (7-5) 2; Middle Tennessee (9-3) 2; Oklahoma (7-5) 2; Mississippi (8-4) 1; Navy (8-4) 1.

Congrats to USC for knocking Clemson right out of the rankings. Man, that's embarrassing; one of the ACC teams playing in the ACCCG isn't even ranked.

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Stanford should not have broken in for beating Notre Dame.
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Stanford should not have broken in for beating Notre Dame.
Well, they aren't really just breaking in. They appeared at #17 when they beat the sh*t out of USC, and then fell out again when they had that off day against Cal.

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Well, they aren't really just breaking in. They appeared at #17 when they beat the sh*t out of USC, and then fell out again when they had that off day against Cal.
Yeah, I know...and just because they beat a 6-6 team doesn't mean they should jump back in the top 25.


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Yeah, I know...and just because they beat a 6-6 team doesn't mean they should jump back in the top 25.
They are 8-4.. at this point in the year.. 8-4 teams fill out the bottom end of the top 25.. you don't really have a grievance here?



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They are 8-4.. at this point in the year.. 8-4 teams fill out the bottom end of the top 25.. you don't really have a grievance here?
Not really...other than the fact that I hate the Pac 10.


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GT shoulda dropped more, but I'll live with knocking them outta the top 10.


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Not really...other than the fact that I hate the Pac 10.
fair enough.



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fair enough.
But in all seriousness there are other teams with similar records that I would rank before Stanford. Like Northwestern, Rutgers, to name a couple. Beating a very average ND (and barely beating them at that) isn't worth jumping back in IMO.


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But in all seriousness there are other teams with similar records that I would rank before Stanford. Like Northwestern, Rutgers, to name a couple. Beating a very average ND (and barely beating them at that) isn't worth jumping back in IMO.
This is the time of the year when we argue about who should be in the national championship game, award winners, etc. Who is rounding out the top 25 shouldn't be a big concern Robzirra.



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This is the time of the year when we argue about who should be in the national championship game, award winners, etc. Who is rounding out the top 25 shouldn't be a big concern Robzirra.
Hating the Pac 10 is a year round thing for me though.


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I know we all enjoy rankings, but we all know the only rankings that matter are the ones after all games have been played- hopefully Carolina can beat whoever they're matched up with in their bowl game and finished ranked to go into the offseason strong and land a top 10 recruiting class!
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Clemson is about where they belong, still looks bad after we donminated them and embarrassed them yesterday that they are still basically ranked higher than we are, makes abslutely no sense.


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The Gators surged in the Coaches poll this week, after the beating they gave in-state rival FSU. The top six teams in the USA TODAY coaches' poll remained the same this week, but No. 1 Florida picked up six more first-place votes to total 53 in all.

No. 2 Texas, which had four first-place votes last week, and third-ranked Alabama, which was placed No. 1 on eight ballots last week, each received three first-place votes in that latest tally.

The top three teams are followed by TCU, Cincinnati and Boise State.



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Nov. 29, 2009



Rank Team (first-place votes) Record Points Last week
1. Florida (53) 12-0 1,468 1
2. Texas (3) 12-0 1,394 2
3. Alabama (3) 12-0 1,380 3
4. TCU 12-0 1,285 4
5. Cincinnati 11-0 1,231 5
6. Boise State 12-0 1,197 6
7. Ohio State 10-2 1,104 8
8. Oregon 9-2 1,061 10
9. Penn State 10-2 975 11
10. Iowa 10-2 889 13
11. Virginia Tech 9-3 831 14
12. Georgia Tech 10-2 774 7
13. Brigham Young 10-2 680 15
14. LSU 9-3 674 17
15. Pittsburgh 9-2 631 9
16. Oregon State 8-3 607 18
17. Miami (Fla.) 9-3 509 21
18. Houston 10-2 473 20
19. Southern California 8-3 361 22
20. Nebraska 9-3 335 23
21. Oklahoma State 9-3 309 12
22. California 8-3 210 NR
23. West Virginia 8-3 163 NR
24. Stanford 8-4 154 NR
25. Utah 9-3 120 19

Dropped out
No. 16 Clemson (8-4, lost to South Carolina 34-17), No. 24 North Carolina (8-4, lost to North Carolina State 28-27), No. 25 Mississippi (8-4, lost to Mississippi State 41-27).


Others receiving votes
Wisconsin (8-3) 112; Clemson (8-4) 94; Central Michigan (8-4) 40; Arizona (7-4) 31; Northwestern (8-4) 23; South Carolina (7-5) 13; Texas Tech (8-4) 9; Georgia (7-5) 8; Rutgers (8-3) 7; Missouri (8-4) 6; Troy (9-3) 5; North Carolina (8-4) 4; Arkansas (7-5) 2; Middle Tennessee (9-3) 2; Oklahoma (7-5) 2; Mississippi (8-4) 1; Navy (8-4) 1.

Congrats to USC for knocking Clemson right out of the rankings. Man, that's embarrassing; one of the ACC teams playing in the ACCCG isn't even ranked.
I know you hate Georgia, but at least have the decency to highlight our school in the votes section.


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