http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... atpoll.htm

Ohio State, USC, Notre Dame are top three
Georgia is up to 9th, Florida State dropped a spot as did Oklahoma.
Texas is 8th after their loss
Nebraska is up to 19th this week, I don't know if they'll keep that ranking after this week or if they'll shock the world and jump up into the top ten.


Edit: I forgot to add that Penn State dropped out of the top 25 and that UCLA and Rutgers are high on the also receiving votes list.

Now that Michael Bush is done, what are we gonna do if we have 3 undefeated teams?

LSU-Auburn and Florida-Tennessee next week should be fun and shake some shit out in the SEC.

Good thing for me is I root against all those teams.

Actually, let's have 4 undefeated teams.

I still think you'll only see two unbeaten teams. Most likely a team from the Big East, followed by USC, Notre Dame, Ohio State and an SEC in favorability
USC/Notre Dame will eliminate one unbeaten
I think Ohio State might falter against a Big Ten foe other than Michigan
And I don't think an unbeaten SEC team wins the championship game.

Florida State should run the table, but after they struggled against Troy, that isn't as likely.
Only a darkhorse team like TCU or Boise State could really mess it up.

CFN Rankings
http://cfn.scout.com/2/566699.html

1. USC
2. Ohio State
3. Auburn
4. LSU
5. Florida
6. Notre Dame
7. Texas
15. Nebraska
16. Georgia

Went to the LSU game last night, and I really believe this is the most talented defense LSU has ever fielded. Watch out if we beat Auburn next week.

Can't wait for that game.

I hope Gameday goes to the LSU-Auburn game rather than ND-Michigan, if they aren't going to LA for the Nebraska-USC game.

I wonder if LA Obnerians are ready for roughly 40,000 Husker fans to invade their city.

This is why polls are complete bullshit. Last week, ND narrowly defeated a quality (albeit unranked) opponent on the road, and were dropped multiple spots. This week, FSU has to stage a furious comeback AT HOME to barely edge a team that is a tick above I-AA status, and they only drop one spot.

There's just no consistency among the voters whatsoever.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... atpoll.htm
Georgia up to #7, LSU falls to #11, Notre Dame falls to #13, Nebraska to #24. I think FSU should have fallen more than seven spots losing to an unranked team, after struggling against Troy the week before.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... appoll.htm
Georgia at #9, LSU at #10, Notre Dame at #12 and Nebraska at #23

Notre Dame shouldn't even be ranked anymore.

Did anyone see the bullshit officials that allowed Oregon to beat Oklahoma? Not sour grapes, just an entire state wondering how we not only got screwed, but fisted by the officials and the replay officals didn't see the obvious. What a joke the Pac 10 and their officials are.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2593564

They suspended the officials from the Oregon-Oklahoma game. OU wants the Big 12 to get the results of the game voided due to the errors made.

Oklahoma might drop their game with Washington next year due to the Pac-10 rule which doesn't allow non-Pac-10 refs to officiate non-conference games.

http://tinyurl.com/gmxhx

ok sure cries a lot.

I wonder if he'd do that if it was Stanford, Cal, USC or UCLA? Washington is not the recruiting goldmine California is & you recruit where you play so ideally you should set up your non conf to help in recruiting. Cancelling a game in Cali could hurt you for years to come.

Terry Donahue for years at UCLA scheduled (at the time) Big 8 teams, mainly in Texas & recruited very well down there. I wish UCLA would schedule an SEC team & try to steal some defensive talent from down South to counter USC's O which they are a long ways away from matching

UCLA is playing Nebraska in a few years like 2010 or 2011. They used to play eachother quite a bit, they have faced each other ten times, whereas they have only played OU and Texas four times.

UCLA played Alabama a cople years back, right? I seem to remember that.

UGA is playing a home and home with Arizona St. in '08-'09.

I'm still waiting for a series with a big time SEC school, I think they might have lined up one with Tennessee for 2016-2017. We play Washington in 2010-2011 and UCLA in 2012-2013.

AP Poll for 9-24-06

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... appoll.htm

Rutgers, Missouri and Georgia Tech are now ranked
Nebraska didn't move from 21st
Clemson and Florida State flip flopped
Notre Dame still at 12
LSU and Georgia flip flopped the 9 and 10 spots, with LSU ahead now

USA Today Coaches Poll for 9-24-06

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... atpoll.htm

Georgia still at #9
LSU/Virginia Tech tied at #10
Notre Dame and Iowa flip flop the 14 and 13 spots, with Notre Dame down one
Nebraska up to #21, Rutgers and Texas Tech are now ranked.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... appoll.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/ ... atpoll.htm

I can understand Nebraska slipping a spot after they won a game they were dominating early on, that they really should have lost in the 4th quarter.
It just bothers me that Georgia Tech gets a huge bump for upseting Virginia Tech and Iowa doesn't drop further after getting hammered at home by Ohio State.