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Alabama (11-0)
Florida State (11-0)
Ohio State (11-0)
Auburn (10-1)
Missouri (10-1)
Clemson (10-1)
Oklahoma State (10-1)
Stanford (9-2)
Baylor (9-1)
South Carolina (9-2)
Michigan State (10-1)
Arizona State (9-2)
Oregon (9-2)
Northern Illinois (11-0)
Wisconsin (9-2)
Fresno State (10-0)
LSU (8-3)
Oklahoma (9-2)
UCF (9-1)
Louisville (10-1)
Texas A&M (8-3)
UCLA (8-3)
USC (9-3)
Duke (9-2)
Notre Dame (8-3)
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Alabama
Florida State
Ohio State
Auburn
Missouri
Clemson
Oklahoma State
Stanford
Baylor
South Carolina
Michigan State
Oregon
Arizona State
Wisconsin
LSU
Fresno State
UCF
Northern Illinois
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Louisville
UCLA
USC
Duke
Notre Dame
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Florida State (1)
Alabama (2)
Ohio State (4)
Missouri (6)
Auburn (7)
Oklahoma State (10)
Clemson (8)
Michigan State (9)
Baylor (3)
South Carolina (11)
Stanford (12)
Arizona State (15)
Wisconsin (16)
Oregon (5)
LSU (21)
Texas A&M (13)
UCF (17)
UCLA (14)
NIU (18)
Fresno State (20)
Louisville (19)
USC (25)
Oklahoma (22)
Duke (24)
East Carolina (NR)
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Florida State (2)
Alabama (1)
Ohio State (4)
Missouri (8)
Auburn (6)
Oklahoma State (9)
Clemson (7)
Baylor (3)
South Carolina (10)
Michigan State (12)
Stanford (14)
Wisconsin (16)
Fresno State (15)
Northern Illinois (19)
Oregon (5)
UCF (17)
Louisville (18)
Arizona State (NR)
Texas A&M (11)
Oklahoma (20)
Duke (21)
LSU (23)
USC (24)
Notre Dame (NR)
Cincinnati (NR)
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Jeremy’s Top 25
1-Florida State (1)
2- Alabama (2)
3- Ohio State (4)
4- Missouri (6)
5- Auburn (7)
As the
regular season comes to a close, madness tends to ensue in the rankings. In my rankings Florida State and
Alabama are firmly entrenched at No’s 1 and 2, respectively. Unless they lose, I don’t see that
changing. Ohio State assumes the
No. 3 spot with Baylor’s loss.
Missouri and Auburn move up into the top 5 at No. 4 and No. 5.
6- Oklahoma State (10)
7- Clemson (8)
8- Michigan State (9)
9- Baylor (3)
10- South Carolina (11)
Oklahoma
State is coming off a very impressive win over Baylor and check in at No. 6 and
given the way they’re playing, might be the best one loss in the country. Clemson continues to hover around at
No. 7 but could move up with a win over South Carolina this week. Michigan State jumps a spot to No. 8
from No. 9 last week. They might
be able to shake up the BCS picture more than anyone with a win over Ohio State
in the B1G Championship. I’ve got
South Carolina at No. 10 but they’ve got a major test against Clemson on
Saturday.
11- Stanford (12)
12- Arizona State (15)
13- Wisconsin (16)
14- Oregon (5)
15- LSU (21)
LSU gets the
biggest jump of the week after a very convincing win over Johnny Manziel and
the Texas A&M Aggies. The
young Tiger defense had been up and down all season but turned in their best
performance of the season on Saturday.
At No. 11, Stanford dropped one slot but more because of who’s moving
around them. ASU got a big win
over South rival UCLA and moves up to No. 12. Wisconsin checks in at No. 13 and Oregon drops all the way
from No. 5 to No. 14 after a turning belly up on the road at Arizona.
16- Texas A&M (13)
17- UCF (17)
18- UCLA (14)
19- NIU (18)
20- Fresno State (20)
After a bad
loss on the road at LSU, Texas A&M drops to No. 16. The Aggies have another tough game this
weekend against Missouri. UCF, NIU
and Fresno all stand pat for the most part. UCLA, like A&M, drops out of the top 15 after their loss
at home to Arizona State.
21- Louisville (19)
22- USC (25)
23- Oklahoma (22)
24- Duke (24)
25- East Carolina (NR)
Louisville
drops a few spots but mostly to make room for teams I feel are playing better
football. USC moves up to No. 22
this week and has a big rivalry game with UCLA coming up. Whatever the future holds for the
Trojans, you have to tip your hat to a great finish. Oklahoma got a win but drop, like Louisville to make room
for teams ahead of them. Duke
remains at No. 24 but they continue to roll and with a win over UNC, the Blue
Devils will be making a trip to Charlotte to play FSU in the ACC
Championship. ECU checks into my
ranking for the first time this season.
The Pirates have some solid wins over BCS opponents this year.
Out-
Minnesota
Conference Breakdown
SEC (6)- Alabama, Missouri, Auburn,
South Carolina, LSU, Texas A&M
Pac-12 (5)- Stanford, Arizona State, Oregon,
UCLA, USC
ACC (3)- Florida State, Clemson, Duke
B1G (3)- Ohio State, Michigan State, Wisconsin
Big 12 (3)- Oklahoma State, Baylor, Oklahoma
AAC (2)- UCF, Louisville
MAC (1)- NIU
MW (1)- Fresno State
C-USA (1)- East Carolina
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