Place Team Points #1 Votes Movement
1 Texas 197 5 -
2 Ohio State 191 3 +4
3 Penn State 172 0 +1
4 Oregon 147 0 -
5 Miami (FL) 146 0 +2
6 Ole Miss 131 0 +13
7 Georgia 124 0 +11
8 alabama 121 0 -6
9 Clemson 111 0 +8
10 Iowa State 105 0 -1
11 Tennessee 101 0 -8
12 Texas A&M 91 0 NR
13 LSU 90 0 +1
14 Notre Dame 85 0 -
15 Indiana 84 0 -4
16 BYU 73 0 -4
17 Boise State 57 0 NR
18 SMU 49 0 NR
19 Nebraska 48 0 NR
20 Oklahoma 44 0 -
21 Pittsburgh 41 0 +3
22 Missouri 37 0 -14
23 Washington 35 0 NR
24 Kentucky 31 0 -1
25 Utah 25 0 NR
25 Vanderbilt 25 0 NR

Dropped out: Michigan (24), UNLV (8), USC (22), Illinois (19), James Madison (NV), Duke (NV)

Others receiving votes: Arkansas (24), Michigan (24), USC (22), Illinois (19), Texas Tech (19), Kansas State (18), Iowa (16), Virginia Tech (16), Army (14), Syracuse (11), Navy (10), Georgia Tech (8), UNLV (8), Virginia (8), Tulane (7), Boston College (5), Sam Houston (3), California (2), Rutgers (2), Liberty (1), Louisville (1), Minnesota (1)

Link to the results spreadsheet HERE

Link for next weeks poll HERE

Link to submit your CFP bracket prediction for the contest HERE

  • g0d0fm15ch13f@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
    7·
    23 days ago

    Things to see:

    • 8 votes this week! That doubles our season average, and possibly explains some of the oddities with teams jumping significantly in the rankings. Big thank you to all our voters, love y’all.
    • Short term memories for Georgia and Ole Miss, both teams had substantial dips last week and rebound strong this week.
    • Tennessee dropped further than alabama. Even though they were initially ranked lower and lost to a team that most would power rate above alabama’s foe.
    • No Top10essee :(
    • Michigan drops out of the top 25 entirely this week, still getting 24 votes though. JMU and Duke both fell totally out of the rankings.
    • c/cfb confirmed not cowards, ranking Vandy!
    • Almost no ties this week, except for Vandy sneaking onto the rankings by tying with Utah (or vice versa depending on your views of each program)
    • Texas A&M, SMU and Vandy all rank in the top 25 this week after receiving no votes last week.
    • Indiana has the most wins in the country, but they aren’t in the top 10. Maybe c/cfb are cowards after all.
    • As a personal aside I love seeing Sam Houston with votes, they are FBS babies, but you gotta love their colors!
    • Lots of teams receiving votes, c/cfb is far from unified!