There’s a lot of change, but not too much. A bucketful of top teams lost, so while there are varying degrees of free-fall involved, most of them stayed in the poll. Not so fast, Boston College. Texas A&M, the yo-yo of the bottom five, takes their place after beating the Longhorns in Austin. My days have been so backwards, I don’t remember which parts of what games I caught over the weekend, though I know Georgia-Georgia Tech was in there, and parts of FSU-UF. Mercifully, Bowling Green’s season has ended. Here’s to that not happening again for eleventy-billion years.
The poll:
Rank | Team | Delta |
---|---|---|
1 | Ohio State | — |
2 | Southern Cal | — |
3 | Michigan | — |
4 | Florida | 1 |
5 | LSU | 3 |
6 | Wisconsin | 1 |
7 | Auburn | 3 |
8 | Louisville | 3 |
9 | Arkansas | 5 |
10 | Boise State | 6 |
11 | Oklahoma | 3 |
12 | Texas | 3 |
13 | Tennessee | 4 |
14 | Rutgers | 1 |
15 | Notre Dame | 9 |
16 | West Virginia | 4 |
17 | Virginia Tech | 1 |
18 | Nebraska | 3 |
19 | Wake Forest | 6 |
20 | Brigham Young | — |
21 | Texas A&M | 5 |
22 | California | — |
23 | Hawaii | — |
24 | TCU | — |
25 | Georgia Tech | 10 |
Dropped Out: Boston College (#19).