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cartman

12-02-2013, 09:58 AM

What an incredible holiday weekend of football! Time to open up voting for this week's poll. Submissions are due by 6pm Central, Thursday Dec. 5th. Here's how last week's poll members fared:

Team Rec Weekend Result
1. Alabama 11-1 lost to #5 Auburn 34-28
2. Florida State 12-0 beat Florida 37-7
3. Ohio State 12-0 beat Michigan 42-41
4. Missouri 11-1 beat #21 Texas A&M 28-21
5. Auburn 11-1 beat #1 Alabama 34-28
6. Oklahoma State 10-1 Bye
7. Clemson 10-2 lost to #11 South Carolina 31-17
8. Baylor 10-1 beat TCU 41-38
9. Stanford 10-2 beat Notre Dame 27-20
10. Oregon 10-2 beat Oregon State 36-35
11. South Carolina 10-2 beat #7 Clemson 31-17
12. Wisconsin 9-3 lost to Penn State 31-24
13. Michigan State 11-1 beat Minnesota 14-3
14. Arizona State 10-2 beat Arizona 58-21
15. Louisville 10-1 Bye
T16. Central Florida 10-1 beat South Florida 23-20
T16. LSU 9-3 beat Arkansas 31-27
T18. Oklahoma 9-2 Bye
T18. Fresno State 10-1 lost to San Jose State 62-52
20. Northern Illinois 12-0 beat Central Michigan 33-14
21. Texas A&M 8-4 lost to #4 Missouri 28-21
22. UCLA 9-3 beat #25 USC 35-14
23. Duke 10-2 beat North Carolina 27-25
24. Georgia 8-4 beat Georgia Tech 41-34(2OT)
25. USC 9-4 lost to #22 UCLA 35-14

britrock88

12-02-2013, 11:09 AM

1. Florida State (2)
2. Alabama (1)
3. Arizona State (5)
4. Missouri (3)
5. Oregon (4)
6. Oklahoma State (8)
7. Stanford (9)
8. Ohio State (7)
9. Auburn (11)
10. Baylor (6)
11. Wisconsin (10)
12. UCLA (15)
13. South Carolina (14)
14. Clemson (12)
15. Louisiana State (13)
16. Washington (17)
17. Georgia (18)
18. Michigan State (21)
19. Texas A&M (19)
20. Southern California (16)
21. Brigham Young (22)
22. Arizona (20)
23. Mississippi (23)
24. Oklahoma (24)
25. Notre Dame (NR)

Dropped out: Duke

Umbrella

12-02-2013, 12:24 PM

1. Florida St.
2. Ohio St.
3. Missouri
4. Auburn
5. Alabama
6. Oklahoma St.
7. Michigan St.
8. Baylor
9. South Carolina
10. Stanford
11. Arizona St.
12. Oregon
13. UCF
14. UCLA
15. Northern Illinois
16. Clemson
17. Oklahoma
18. LSU
19. Wisconsin
20. Louisville
21. Georgia
22. Duke
23. Texas
24. USC
25. Texas A&M

Cuckoo

12-02-2013, 01:09 PM

1. Florida State (2)
2. Ohio State (3)
3. Auburn (5)
4. Alabama (1)
5. Missouri (6)
6. Oklahoma State (7)
7. Stanford (8)
8. South Carolina (10)
9. Baylor (9)
10. Michigan State (11)
11. Clemson (4)
12. Oregon (12)
13. LSU (14)
14. Arizona State (15)
15. Oklahoma (17)
16. UCLA (22)
17. Wisconsin (13)
18. Northern Illinois (18)
19. Central Florida (19)
20. Louisville (20)
21. Duke (24)
22. Texas (NR)
23. Fresno State (16)
24. Texas A&M (21)
25. Georgia (NR)

Dropped out: USC (23), Notre Dame (25)

WVUFAN

12-02-2013, 04:32 PM

General Mike

12-02-2013, 06:11 PM

1. Florida State
2. Ohio State
3. Northern Illinois
4. Auburn
5. Missouri
6. Alabama
7. Oklahoma State
8. Michigan State
9. Baylor
10. UCF
11. Louisville
12. Fresno State
13. South Carolina
14. Stanford
15. Arizona State
16. Clemson
17. Oregon
18. Oklahoma
19. Duke
20. Cincinnati
21. Ball State
22. LSU
23. Texas
24. UCLA
25. Wisconsin

tarcone

12-02-2013, 07:52 PM

1. Florida St.
2. Ohio St.
3. Missouri
4. Auburn
5. Michigan St.
6. Alabama
7. Oklahoma St.
8. Baylor
9. South Carolina
10. Stanford
11. Louisville
12. Duke
13. Central Florida
14. Oklahoma
15. Oregon
16. Clemson
17. Northern Illinois
18. Arizona St.
19. UCLA
20. LSU
21. Iowa
22. Georgia
23. Miami, FL
24. Cincinnati
25. Washington

britrock88

12-02-2013, 10:59 PM

Wait ... Alabama LOST to Auburn, yet you have Auburn at 9 and Alabama at 2? What?

Well, #25 Notre Dame beat #3 Arizona State... :p

Serious response: the 6-point MOV is not going to damage Alabama's average MOV (half of the SRS) by more than a couple points. Each team is good enough that there wouldn't be any crazy effect on their SOS (the other half). One thing I really like about formula-based rankings is that a narrow decision late in the season doesn't lead to knee-jerk reassessments of the involved teams' entire seasons. Bama losing a tight one to a Top 10 team isn't terribly out of character; Auburn winning a tight one against a top-ranked team doesn't wash away some tight contests and a poor OOC SOS.

Umbrella

12-03-2013, 10:41 AM

Mike, you have 26 teams, while tarcone has only 24.

JonInMiddleGA

12-03-2013, 11:11 AM

Mike, you have 26 teams, while tarcone has only 24.

Dang, good eye.

Mike has two #22's while tarcone has omitted #19

cartman

12-03-2013, 01:46 PM

Top 25 from Solecismic's Football Frontier:

1. Florida State
2. Baylor
3. Alabama
4. Ohio State
5. Missouri
6. Stanford
7. Auburn
8. South Carolina
9. Oklahoma State
10. Oregon
11. Clemson
12. Wisconsin
13. Arizona State
14. Oklahoma
15. Louisville
16. Michigan State
17. UCLA
18. Miami, FL
19. LSU
20. Georgia
21. Washington
22. Iowa
23. Central Florida
24. Virginia Tech
25. Mississippi

My Top 25:

1. Florida State
2. Ohio State
3. Auburn
4. Alabama
5. Missouri
6. Oklahoma State
7. Baylor
8. Louisville
9. Stanford
10. Clemson
11. Oregon
12. South Carolina
13. Northern Illinois
14. Central Florida
15. Michigan State
16. Fresno State
17. Arizona State
18. UCLA
19. Oklahoma
20. Duke
21. Texas
22. Wisconsin
23. Texas A&M
24. Mississippi
25. LSU

tarcone

12-03-2013, 04:08 PM

Mike, you have 26 teams, while tarcone has only 24.

Thanks
Fixed

General Mike

12-03-2013, 05:15 PM

Fixed mine too.

JonInMiddleGA

12-03-2013, 08:55 PM

1. Florida State (2)
2. Ohio State (3)
3. Auburn (5)
4. Alabama (1)
5. Missouri (6)
6. Oklahoma State (7)
7. South Carolina (11)
8. Stanford (9)
9. Baylor (8)
10. Michigan State (12)
11. Oregon (10)
12. Clemson (4)
13. Oklahoma (15)
14. LSU (14)
15. Arizona State (18)
16. Northern Illinois (20)
17. UCF (16)
18. Louisville (17)
19. UCLA (21)
20. Duke (23)
21. Wisconsin (13)
22. Texas (Un)
23. Texas A&M (19)
24. Cincinnati (25)
25. Fresno State (22)

Dropped Out This Week: USC (24)

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