[LEFT]1. Oregon (39) 6-0, 1,471
2. Boise State (15) 6-0, 1,433
3. Oklahoma (3) 6-0, 1,355
4. TCU (3) 7-0, 1,340
5. Auburn 7-0, 1,279
6. LSU 7-0, 1,132
7. Alabama 6-1, 1,121
8. Michigan State 7-0, 1,062
9. Utah 6-0, 1,019
10. Wisconsin 6-1, 920
11. Ohio State 6-1, 895
12. Stanford 5-1, 828
13. Iowa 5-1, 768
14. Nebraska 5-1, 684
15. Arizona 5-1, 619
16. Florida State 6-1, 615
17. Oklahoma State 6-0, 575
18. Missouri 6-0, 552
19. South Carolina 4-2, 372
20. West Virginia 5-1. 346
21. Arkansas 4-2. 343
22. Texas 4-2, 267
23. Virginia Tech 5-2, 122
24. Mississippi State 5-2, 111
25. Miami (FL) 4-2, 85
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Looks about right

Ty Webb;522994 wrote:Looks about right

It must be wrong then, comin from you

I was waiting for OSU to still be rated ahead of Wisky...lol. At least they got that right.

3 2 loss SEC teams, what a flippin joke. I'm surprised Florida isn't ranked with 3 losses because they all are to ranked teams, right? Stupid.

Ty Webb;522994 wrote:how come my gators aren't ranked? what a joke!!!

come on, gibby--get real

Did the voters feel obligated to put 2 ACC teams in outside of florida state?

like_that;523141 wrote:Did the voters feel obligated to put 2 ACC teams in outside of florida state?

My thoughts exactly, I mean do voters really think that VaTech is a top 25 team?

The media loves the ACC. It's no different in football than it is in basketball. The fact of the matter is the ACC has only won one BCS game since the inception of the BCS (Miami and VaTech won theirs while members of the Big East). The ACC consistently has bad losses (James Madison, William & Mary anyone) but nobody says anything but act like it is such a great football conference.

The media will always keep a few ACC teams around in their polls deserved or not.