The Top 25

Here are my picks for the first regular-season ballot of the Associated Press Top 25 poll:

1. Oklahoma
2. Florida State
3. Georgia
4. Alabama
5. LSU 
6. Michigan State
7. Oregon
8. Baylor 
9. Auburn
10. Texas A&M
11. Ohio State
12. UCLA
13. USC
14. Mississippi
15. Stanford
16. Clemson
17. Virginia Tech
18. Texas
19. Wisconsin
20. Kansas State 
21. Arizona State
22. Penn State
23. Oklahoma State
24. North Dakota State
25. Marshall

33 thoughts on “The Top 25

  1. Marshall > Notre Dame?….. I don’t think so…..Scotties Marshall pick is purely because of their weak schedule….they may wind up having a better record than ND, but they are NOT a better team….

  2. Marshall > Notre Dame?….. I don’t think so…..Scotties Marshall pick is purely because of their weak schedule….they may wind up having a better record than ND, but they are NOT a better team….

  3. And still no Michigan either, eh?……..Maybe the winner of this weekends #17 ND-Michigan game will find a way into your Blessed ballot……

      • Squeaking out a win over a team that won 2 games last season is much more impressive. Their juggernaut of a defense held Heisman Hundley and the boys to 7 points!

  4. So would Scottie favor USC to win this weekend? Typical for SW… I’m so good when we do and I told you so if we dont… But then again, USC coaches just need to stay out of the way… Too bad SW can follow his own advice for the blog HAWR HAWR HAWR

    • Now you don’t really think that Scottie would be in any hurry to report GOOD news, do you?

    • Wolfie stopped with the grading..his Euro shtick never caught on, as much as he had hoped.. everything is pass/fail now……

  5. I have no problem with UCLA falling out of the top 10 after a mediocre showing in Charlottesville. As a P12 person, however, I find it curious that both FSU and Alabama–who both looked equally underwhelming–remain fixed at #1 and #2. And Stanford falls two spots for doing exactly what they should have done: destroying a cupcake opponent? You didn’t see FSU falling in the polls last year when they beat mighty Bethune-Cookman 54-6. Now that my “East Coast Bias” rant is over, I will say that if SC beats Stanford, and UCLA handles Memphis in convincing fashion, both should be in the top 10, assuming one or two stumbles from higher teams.

    • I would agree…….and for these trolls who are pleading for a 7 win season by USC, don’t they realize that this would have an adverse effect on the SOS for UCLA?…..hating for the sake of hating, without thinking through the ramifications, is lame…..I would rather that both teams meet on November 22 undefeated….now THAT would be the hottest ticket in town!

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