1
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Oklahoma
|
2
|
Texas
|
3
|
Baylor
|
4
|
West
Virginia
|
5
|
TCU
|
6
|
Texas
Tech
|
7
|
Kansas
State
|
8
|
Iowa
State
|
9
|
Stanford
|
10
|
Oklahoma
State
|
11
|
Florida
|
12
|
Arizona
|
13
|
Notre
Dame
|
14
|
LSU
|
15
|
South
Carolina
|
16
|
Alabama
|
17
|
Florida
State
|
18
|
Oregon
State
|
19
|
Clemson
|
20
|
Ohio
State
|
21
|
UCLA
|
22
|
Oregon
|
23
|
Georgia
|
24
|
Mississippi
State
|
25
|
USC
|
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Week 3, 2012
Oklahoma State, Clemson, Oregon, Georgia, and USC enter the rankings after being unranked last week, and the Big 12 continues its dominance with eight undefeated teams and a high strength of schedule. This large gap will likely be narrowed in the coming weeks as conference play picks up more.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Week 2, 2012
2 weeks are finished, and the newest rankings are out! Oklahoma State, North Carolina, Miami (FL), Missouri, Utah, Kansas, and South Florida all tumble out of the rankings, while TCU jumps up to take the #1 spot after not playing last week. Texas, West Virginia, Baylor, and Texas Tech round out the Top 5 as the Big 12 continues to have a huge strength of schedule, even with the conference's first two losses coming this weekend (Oklahoma State and Kansas).
1
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TCU
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2
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Texas
|
3
|
West
Virginia
|
4
|
Baylor
|
5
|
Texas
Tech
|
6
|
Oklahoma
|
7
|
Kansas
State
|
8
|
Iowa
State
|
9
|
Arizona
State
|
10
|
USC
|
11
|
Stanford
|
12
|
Florida
State
|
13
|
Notre
Dame
|
14
|
Florida
|
15
|
Maryland
|
16
|
Arizona
|
17
|
Mississippi
State
|
18
|
Michigan
State
|
19
|
UCLA
|
20
|
Oregon
State
|
21
|
South
Carolina
|
22
|
LSU
|
23
|
Ohio
State
|
24
|
Alabama
|
25
|
Virginia
Tech
|
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Week 1, 2012
Week 1 is in the books, and my first rankings are out! The Big 12 went
undefeated this weekend, so their rankings are all very high due to the
inflated strength of schedule that comes with that (for more explanation
on this, check out #4 here. In fact, if you haven't read that introduction yet, please go read it now). Always remember, these are just for fun and will end up looking much less crazy as the season progresses.
1
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Oklahoma
State
|
2
|
Texas
Tech
|
3
|
Texas
|
4
|
Kansas
State
|
5
|
Oklahoma
|
6
|
West
Virginia
|
7
|
Baylor
|
8
|
Iowa
State
|
9
|
Arizona
State
|
10
|
USC
|
11
|
Kansas
|
12
|
Missouri
|
13
|
Alabama
|
14
|
Arizona
|
15
|
North
Carolina
|
16
|
Utah
|
17
|
South
Florida
|
18
|
UCLA
|
19
|
Miami
(FL)
|
20
|
Notre
Dame
|
21
|
Ohio
State
|
22
|
Florida
State
|
23
|
Maryland
|
24
|
Michigan
State
|
25
|
Florida
|
Saturday, September 1, 2012
2012 College Football Season!!
I'm back and ready to continue with my not-too-scientific, always interesting college football rankings! A quick note for those of you who didn't check these out last year, or maybe you just forgot:
- These rankings are completely for fun, nothing else.
- These rankings are my attempt at computer rankings. They do not reflect my opinion on who is the best or worst in college football, they only reflect my completely made-up algorithm.
- Since these are computer rankings, they will look weird and/or terrible early in the season. This makes sense. There's a reason the BCS rankings don't come out until later in the season--they have computer rankings in them, and those are always a bit off early in the season.
- Seriously, check out my rankings from last year. Rutgers, Kansas, and Iowa State were in the Top 5 after the first week. I promise, they get better as the season goes on.
- These do not take into account any preseason bias. They do take into account win percentage, margin of victory, and strength of schedule.
- The strength of schedule portion takes into account the entire schedule, even early in the season. I'll admit, I'm way too lazy to make this work better than that. Unless I can come up with an easy way to do it, it's staying that way.
- I reserve the right to tweak and/or completely change the algorithm without warning during the season. You can't complain. If you do complain, well, that's just silly. Why complain over some meaningless, just-for-fun computer rankings?
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