Alright it works like this you rank the top 10 best College Football teams for #1 they get 10 points and No.10 gets 1 point by Thursday I take the votes tally them and we see what KJ Thinks.


1. USC (They are tops in USA, Coaches Poll and NO.2 by 1 vote in AP Poll)
2. LSU
3. CAL
4. USF
5. Kentucky
6. OSU
7. Oregon
8.Wisconson
9. Florida
10. WV

Rankings
1. USC 10
2. LSU 9
3. CAL 8
4. USF 7
5. Kentucky 6
6. OSU 5
7. ORE 4
8. WIS 3
9. FLA 2
10. WV 1

I was gonna start a similar thread, but didn't think there'd be enough interest as KJ is a predominately professional sports community. Anywho, hope this takes off...

01. LSU
02. USC
03. California
04. Ohio State
05. Oregon
06. South Florida
07. Florida
08. Wisconsin
09. Oklahoma
10. Kentucky

1. LSU 5-0
2. California 5-0
3. Ohio State 5-0
4. Wisconsin 5-0
5. USC 4-0
6. Kentucky 5-0
7. South Florida 4-0
8. Boston College 5-0
9. Oklahoma 4-1
10. Hawaii 5-0

1. LSU
2. California
3. USC
4. Ohio State
5. South Florida
6. Boston College
7. Oklahoma
8. Kentucky
9. Florida
10. Oregon

I think Unbeaten teams should be ranked higher than usual this year...

That's why Oklahoma is the only one loss team in my Top 10

I'm not just impressed with Wisconsin's wins so far and Big Ten in general outside Ohio State. I use the performance/record so far as one metric, but also which team I think will win head-to-head as another metric. College is different from pro in that the discrepancy in talents is much bigger, even with all the "upsets", so schedule matters, in my ranking at least.

I do think the Big Ten as a whole needs to get a WHOLE lot faster, as they mainly just have size.

But I still HATE the spread offense that most Pac-10 teams run, it's just annoying. I'm more of a power guy.

1. Kentucky
2. Ohio State
3. S. Florida
4. Florida
5. LSU
6. Boston College
7. USC
8. Arizona State
9. CAL
10. Hawaii

Here is the top 5 so far.




1. LSU 45
2. USC 36
3. CAL 36
4. OSU 36
5. USF 30

BTW the AP Poll Rankings Depends on How many votes you win by if you win by less than 10 votes you get 1 point. If you get 10-15 Votes you get 3 points, If you get 16-20 you get 5 points if you win by more than 30 you get 10 points. The same goes for the Coaches Poll this is called the this is called the Total Poll released by me on Friday. This helps me see what sports and KJ Think.

Total Poll
1. LSU 46
1. USC 46
3. CAL 36
4. OSU 36
5. USF 30.

1. USC
2. LSU
3. Cal
4. Ohio State
5. Wisconsin
6. South Florida
7. Boston College
8. Kentucky
9. Oklahoma
10. Arizona State

Go Devils. 6-0 this week.

Wonder how far USC will drop. Can't see them stay ahead of any legitimate one-loss team given how terrible this loss is.

And it's quite ironic Stanford's win will help to propel Cal to become the new No. 1 team if Florida can hold on. Two historic stories on the same day for the bay area college sports. Can't wait to read the Chronicles tomorrow.

Assuming LSU goes down...

1. Cal
2. OSU
3. BC
4. USF
5. UF
6. OU
7. LSU
8. West virginia
9. USC
10. wisconsin

Just a guess. Either way, Cal as #1...won't last long.

ELEVEN of the Top 25 teams lost today.



Compared to NINE last week.

That's TWENTY Top 25 teams that have lost in the past two weeks.

That's ridiculous!

Predicted AP Top 10:
1. LSU
2. OSU
3. Cal
4. BC
5. USF
6. South Carolina
7. Oklahoma
8. West Virginia
9. Missouri
10. Virginia Tech

USC has to drop out of the top 10 for losing to freakin' Stanford. This was much, much worse than last year when then #2 Auburn lost to Arkansas and dropped to #11.

01. LSU
02. California
03. Ohio State
04. Oregon
05. Oklahoma
06. South Florida
07. Boston College
08. West Virginia
09. South Carolina
10. Missouri

Wow, USC stayed in the top 10 at AP and is even ahead of Oregon in Coach's poll, ridiculous. One lost to the No. 2 team in the nation on an opportunistic play, one lost to a 41-point underdog. Why would they be ranked ahead of Arizona State, who just beat Stanford at Stanford by 38?

my rankings:

1. Ohio State
2. Boston College
3. LSU
4. S. Florida
5. Missouri
6. South Carolina
7. Oklahoma
8. Hawaii
9. Florida
10. CAL

1. LSU 6-0
2. California 5-0
3. Ohio State 6-0
4. Boston College 6-0
5. Oklahoma 5-1
6. Missouri 5-0
7. Arizona State 6-0
8. South Florida 5-0
9. Cincinnati 6-0
10. Hawaii 6-0

Also... One thing that pisses me off is that...

Michigan lost to App. State... and fall out of the Top 25.

USC loses to STANFORD and falls 8 spots. When they were a 41 point favorite.

That's BS.

Its all timing, if USC had lost to Stanford Week 1 theres a chance they could have fallen out, or at least out of the top 15.

For those of you that have Hawaii in your top ten and Oregon no where to be found... do you own televisions?

Undefeated teams > One loss teams.

Even if untested. Until those undefeated teams lose

But USC struggled against Washington last week too.

I've always thought Power Rankings should be decided by this...

Could x team beat y team on a neutral field right now? Move them up until you can't answer yes anymore.

Oregon would beat Hawaii by 30 points on a neutral field. I am not over exaggerating or being a homer.