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Around SBN: SB Nation MMA Rankings for August 2010

BlogPoll: Preliminary Week 11 Ballot

You know the drill. Leave your thoughts in the comments section below.

 

Rank Team Delta
1 Alabama (10-0) --
2 Texas (10-0) --
3 Florida (10-0) --
4 TCU (10-0) --
5 Cincinnati (10-0) --
6 Georgia Tech (10-1) --
7 Boise State (10-0) --
8 Ohio State (9-2) 7
9 Oregon (8-2) 8
10 LSU (8-2) 1
11 Pittsburgh (9-1) 2
12 Virginia Tech (7-3) 6
13 Penn State (9-2) 7
14 Stanford (7-3) 5
15 Oklahoma State (8-2) 8
16 Clemson (7-3) 5
17 Wisconsin (8-2) 7
18 Iowa (9-2) 6
19 Miami (Florida) (7-3) 11
20 Oregon State (7-3) 5
21 Brigham Young (7-2) 1
22 Southern Cal (7-3) 13
23 Nebraska (7-3) 3
24 California (7-3) 2
25 Utah (8-2) 11

 

For your reference, here is last week's ballot.

Dropped Out: Houston (#10), Arizona (#16).

Welcome (Back): Nebraska (#23), California (#24).

Waiting Room: Boston College, Navy, Temple, North Carolina, Central Michigan

Teams We Disagree On The Most: Brigham Young (10.61), Southern Cal (5.66), LSU (4.24), Stanford (4.24)

Teams We Agree On: Alabama (#1), Texas (#2), Florida (#3), TCU (#4), Cincinnati (#5)

By Conference: Pac-10 5, Big Ten 4, ACC 4, Big 12 3, Mountain West 3, SEC 3, Big East 2, WAC 1

Games Jeff Watched:

South Florida at Rutgers
Boston College at Virginia
Clemson at NC State
Florida at South Carolina
Auburn at Georgia (50%)
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh (25%)

Games Brian Watched:

Toledo at Central Michigan
Boston College at Virginia
South Florida at Rutgers (50%)
Clemson at NC State (25%)

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BlogPoll: Final 2009 Ballot

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Houston

Out of the rankings? That’s ridiculous. USC has lost to Washington and Stanford now…but if they win out the season, they’ll be right back up there. God I hate USC.

by Justin_Bobo on Nov 16, 2009 8:58 PM EST reply actions  

Sucks but true - the margin of error for non-BCS conference teams is much smaller than BCS teams.

Houston may be 8-2, but compare their best wins with USC:

Houston best wins: at Oklahoma State (8-2), Texas Tech (6-4), Southern Miss (6-4)
USC best wins: at Ohio State (9-2), Oregon State (7-3), at Cal (7-3)

Now compare the losses:

Houston losses: at UTEP (3-7), at UCF (6-4)
USC losses: at Washington (3-7), at Oregon (8-2), Stanford (7-3)

Might be a toss up for the wins (I would give USC the slight edge), but USC has much better losses even in blowout losses to Stanford and Oregon. I personally think USC should have fallen out of the Top 25, but I also think Houston should have fallen out.

by Brian @ BCI on Nov 17, 2009 7:54 AM EST up reply actions  

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