11/18 BCS rankings

[TrueOrange]

BCS rankings

1 Notre Dame .9973
2 Alabama .9333
3 Georgia .8763
4 Florida .8434
5 Oregon .8318
6 Kansas State .7692
7 LSU .7308
8 Stanford .7077
9 Texas A&M .6526
10 Florida State .6363
11 Clemson .6056
12 South Carolina .5871
13 Oklahoma .5677
14 Nebraska .4790
15 Oregon State .4499
16 Texas .4235
17 UCLA .3826
18 Rutgers .2432
19 Michigan .2253
20 Louisville .2165
21 Oklahoma State .2042
22 Boise State .1043
23 Kent State .0955
24 Arizona .0836
25 Washington .0643

For comparison, here are last week's rankings:

Team BCS Average
1 Kansas State .9674
2 Oregon .9497
3 Notre Dame .9396
4 Alabama .8534
5 Georgia .8328
6 Florida .7955
7 LSU .7331
8 Texas A&M .6621
9 South Carolina .6349
10 Florida State .6071
11 Clemson .5921
12 Oklahoma .5797
13 Stanford .5705
14 Nebraska .4679
15 Texas .4259
16 Oregon State .4161
17 UCLA .2925
18 USC .2769
19 Louisville .2159
20 Louisiana Tech .1911
21 Michigan .1665
22 Rutgers .1529
23 Texas Tech .1416
24 Oklahoma State .1088
25 Washington .0850

 

[TrueOrange]

Remaining schedules for the top 6 (reflective of current BCS rankings):

1) Notre Dame

Sat, Nov 24 @ USC TBD
(note: they have a bye the week everyone's playing the conference championship games)

2) Alabama:

Sat, Nov 24 vs Auburn TBD
(Sat, Dec 1 SEC Championship CBS TBD)

3)UGA

Sat, Nov 24 vs Georgia Tech
(Sat, Dec 1 SEC Championship CBS TBD)

4) Florida

Sat, Nov 24 @ #10 Florida State TBD

5) Oregon

Sat, Nov 24 @ #15 Oregon State TBD
(Possibly...though unlikely: Fri, Nov 30 PAC-12 Championship game TBD)

6) Kansas State

Sat, Nov 24 - Bye
Sat, Dec 1 vs #16 Texas TBD

 

[DeepSpringsVol]

Good lord I can't handle a Bama and ND or Bama and Florida or a Florida and Bama or Florida and ND championship. I won't like Georgia winning it but at least Richt has been a decent guy. Oh boy worst College football season ever.

 

[allvol123]

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[TrueOrange]

Interesting to see the jump stanford made

 

[UofLFan]

'Bama Could have a tough game against Auburn. The Iron bowl is usually a good one and you never know. But it is not looking good.

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Bama and Florida in Title game. Vols dream :unsure: .

 

[bamawriter]

'Bama Could have a tough game against Auburn. The Iron bowl is usually a good one and you never know. But it is not looking good.

AU will be very competitive against our 3rd string in the second half.

 

[Lawrence Wright]

'Bama Could have a tough game against Auburn. The Iron bowl is usually a good one and you never know. But it is not looking good.

Not sure if serious.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

'Bama Could have a tough game against Auburn. The Iron bowl is usually a good one and you never know. But it is not looking good.

Usually thats the case. This year, auburn is worse than us, wont be close at all.

 

[govols120]

If Barkley plays, USC can beat ND. Not too sure about their chances with a true freshman under center.

UF loses to FSU, Oregon moves up to #4. Bama/UGA loser drops, Oregon goes to #3. Oregon isn't completely out, but they need help from USC of all teams.

 

[TuskALoosa]

We just won our 15th National Championship. Boo - Yow!!!

 

[The Orange Pants]

We just won our 15th National Championship this year. After we beat Auburn it will be 16 National Championships this season. That brings our total to over 9000.

Typical Alabama logic

 

[TrueOrange]

If Barkley plays, USC can beat ND. Not too sure about their chances with a true freshman under center.

UF loses to FSU, Oregon moves up to #4. Bama/UGA loser drops, Oregon goes to #3. Oregon isn't completely out, but they need help from USC of all teams.

what might become interesting there would be, if I understand correctly, the final standings would be something along the lines of Bama/UGA winner #1, but in the running for #2 you'd have Oregon and Kansas State...you have to wonder a bit, after how last season's selections played out, if possibly a big push would be made again about "having won your conference championship" (since Oregon's likely on the outside looking in with that race...though in their favor, their loss was a close one to a ranked team, as opposed to a blowout like UGA's in 2007)