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With Florida handling Texas that might be the case. I understand Day is playing each game (particularly that game) to win and not for style points and voters like style.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I like the AP poll for its historical reference. We briefly took the title of most weeks at #1 from Okie until Saban's reign took over. I'd like to get it back, so fuck Miami.
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Nope. AP poll just released and the top 5 are unchanged 1. OSU, 2.Oregon, 3. Miami ( with only 3 first place votes), 4. Ole Miss and 5. Texas aTm. Penn State however dropped from 7 to 22.
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GeorgiaBuck2
Buckeye For Life
I dont see it released anywhere. Are you sure that's not the coaches poll?
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GeorgiaBuck2
Buckeye For Life
Coaches Poll
- Ohio State (59)
- Oregon (3)
- Miami (3)
- Mississippi
- Texas A&M (1)
- Oklahoma
- Indiana
- Alabama
- Georgia
- Texas Tech
- LSU
- Tennessee
- Georgia Tech
- Missouri
- Michigan
- Notre Dame
- Illinois
- BYU
- Texas
- Vanderbilt
- Iowa State
- Penn State
- Arizona State
- Virginia
- Memphis
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GeorgiaBuck2
Buckeye For Life
https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll
1. Ohio State 5-0
1620 (40)
2. Miami (FL) 5-0
1579 (21)
3. Oregon 5-0
1542 (5)
4. Ole Miss 5-0
1376 (0)
5. Texas A&M 5-0
1361 (0)
6. Oklahoma 5-0
1346 (0)
7. Indiana 5-0
1213 (0)
8. Alabama 4-1
1202 (0)
9. Texas Tech 5-0
1135 (0)
10. Georgia 4-1
1084 (0)
11. LSU 4-1
949 (0)
12. Tennessee 4-1
892 (0)
13. Georgia Tech 5-0
782 (0)
14. Missouri 5-0
775 (0)
707 (0)
16. Notre Dame 3-2
610 (0)
17. Illinois 5-1
522 (0)
18. BYU 5-0
463 (0)
19. Virginia 5-1
452 (0)
20. Vanderbilt 5-1
407 (0)
21. Arizona State 4-1
214 (0)
165 (0)
23. Memphis 6-0
153 (0)
24. South Florida 4-1
150 (0)
25. Florida State 3-2
147 (0)
1. Ohio State 5-0
1620 (40)
2. Miami (FL) 5-0
1579 (21)
3. Oregon 5-0
1542 (5)
4. Ole Miss 5-0
1376 (0)
5. Texas A&M 5-0
1361 (0)
6. Oklahoma 5-0
1346 (0)
7. Indiana 5-0
1213 (0)
8. Alabama 4-1
1202 (0)
9. Texas Tech 5-0
1135 (0)
10. Georgia 4-1
1084 (0)
11. LSU 4-1
949 (0)
12. Tennessee 4-1
892 (0)
13. Georgia Tech 5-0
782 (0)
14. Missouri 5-0
775 (0)
15. Michigan 4-1707 (0)
16. Notre Dame 3-2
610 (0)
17. Illinois 5-1
522 (0)
18. BYU 5-0
463 (0)
19. Virginia 5-1
452 (0)
20. Vanderbilt 5-1
407 (0)
21. Arizona State 4-1
214 (0)
22. Iowa State 5-1165 (0)
23. Memphis 6-0
153 (0)
24. South Florida 4-1
150 (0)
25. Florida State 3-2
147 (0)
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Think there's gonna be a big cluster of 2 loss teams jockying for playoff sports this year. The "GoOd LoSs" crap of course is gonna take front and center
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Somebody at espn either just rage quit or is about to get fired.
Power Rankings: How has each Top 25 team's quarterback looked through Week 4?
After a month of college football in the books, how is each team's quarterback situation looking?www.espn.com
Projecting the CFP top 12 after Week 6: Canes clearly No. 1
We assess how the committee could stack the top teams in the country after Week 6.
Projecting the College Football Playoff top 12 after Week 6
1. Miami Hurricanes (5-0)
Why they could be here: The Canes have the best combination of eye test and résumé, with wins against Notre Dame, South Florida, Florida and now Florida State. The Canes earned their first road win of the season, and they did it against their in-state rival, officially claiming the unofficial state title. Miami also entered Week 6 ranked No. 10 in the country in total efficiency and No. 4 in ESPN's strength of record metric. The Canes are checking all of the boxes for the committee's No. 1 team, including star power with quarterback Carson Beck and defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr.Why they could be lower: Undefeated Ohio State won at Minnesota, but it's hard to imagine the committee members giving the Buckeyes the nod for the top spot given Miami's résumé -- unless they truly believed Ohio State is more talented.
Need to know: That was likely Miami's last chance to impress the selection committee against a ranked opponent. It won't matter if the Canes continue to play like this. Miami can clinch a spot in the playoff if it wins the ACC -- which it's on track to do -- but even a runner-up finish should cement a spot.
Toughest remaining game: Nov. 1 at SMU. Miami should win this game -- it's the more talented team -- but it's not an easy trip. And it will be the first time all season that Miami leaves its home state.
2. Ohio State Buckeyes (5-0)
Why they could be here: The season-opening win against Texas is good -- but not great -- after Texas lost at Florida on Saturday. The Buckeyes' place in the pecking order is less about one standout win and more about the steady consistency expected from a national title contender. They've won on the road against a decent Washington team that just rallied for a road win at Maryland, and at home against Texas and Minnesota. The committee doesn't look just for wins against top-25 teams; it also values wins against opponents over .500, and Ohio State now has three Power 4 wins against such teams.Why they could be higher: Miami hasn't left its home state yet, and Ohio State entered this week No. 3 in the country in defensive efficiency, No. 12 in offensive efficiency and No. 3 overall -- ahead of the Canes in each category.
Need to know: Saturday's game at Illinois suddenly looks more daunting than the Nov. 1 home game against Penn State. The reality is that Ohio State should win both, but Illinois is coming off back-to-back Big Ten wins against USC and Purdue, whereas the Nittany Lions were stunned at UCLA.
Toughest remaining game: Nov. 29 at Michigan. Sound familiar? Ohio State has lost to its rival four straight times, and the Wolverines are starting to find their identity with freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood. Michigan beat Wisconsin on Saturday for its third straight win since losing in Week 2 at Oklahoma.
Just sayin': ESPN who doesn't have a B1G TV contract (and therefore hates anything B1G) is sure hyping Criami. Just read their bias narrative.
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Checked it on the ESPN website. Coaches poll wasn't out yet but should be by now.
Edit: Just looked again and Coaches poll is now out too. Same thing there, top 5 unchanged from last week.
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GeorgiaBuck2
Buckeye For Life
Only reason I asked is you said Ped Stste dropped to 22 in the AP, where in actuality they are unranked, and 22 in the coaches poll.
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Projecting the CFP top 12 after Week 6: Canes clearly No. 1
We assess how the committee could stack the top teams in the country after Week 6.Projecting the College Football Playoff top 12 after Week 6
1. Miami Hurricanes (5-0)
Why they could be here: The Canes have the best combination of eye test and résumé, with wins against Notre Dame, South Florida, Florida and now Florida State. The Canes earned their first road win of the season, and they did it against their in-state rival, officially claiming the unofficial state title. Miami also entered Week 6 ranked No. 10 in the country in total efficiency and No. 4 in ESPN's strength of record metric. The Canes are checking all of the boxes for the committee's No. 1 team, including star power with quarterback Carson Beck and defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr.
Why they could be lower: Undefeated Ohio State won at Minnesota, but it's hard to imagine the committee members giving the Buckeyes the nod for the top spot given Miami's résumé -- unless they truly believed Ohio State is more talented.
Need to know: That was likely Miami's last chance to impress the selection committee against a ranked opponent. It won't matter if the Canes continue to play like this. Miami can clinch a spot in the playoff if it wins the ACC -- which it's on track to do -- but even a runner-up finish should cement a spot.
Toughest remaining game: Nov. 1 at SMU. Miami should win this game -- it's the more talented team -- but it's not an easy trip. And it will be the first time all season that Miami leaves its home state.
2. Ohio State Buckeyes (5-0)
Why they could be here: The season-opening win against Texas is good -- but not great -- after Texas lost at Florida on Saturday. The Buckeyes' place in the pecking order is less about one standout win and more about the steady consistency expected from a national title contender. They've won on the road against a decent Washington team that just rallied for a road win at Maryland, and at home against Texas and Minnesota. The committee doesn't look just for wins against top-25 teams; it also values wins against opponents over .500, and Ohio State now has three Power 4 wins against such teams.
Why they could be higher: Miami hasn't left its home state yet, and Ohio State entered this week No. 3 in the country in defensive efficiency, No. 12 in offensive efficiency and No. 3 overall -- ahead of the Canes in each category.
Need to know: Saturday's game at Illinois suddenly looks more daunting than the Nov. 1 home game against Penn State. The reality is that Ohio State should win both, but Illinois is coming off back-to-back Big Ten wins against USC and Purdue, whereas the Nittany Lions were stunned at UCLA.
Toughest remaining game: Nov. 29 at Michigan. Sound familiar? Ohio State has lost to its rival four straight times, and the Wolverines are starting to find their identity with freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood. Michigan beat Wisconsin on Saturday for its third straight win since losing in Week 2 at Oklahoma.
Just sayin': ESPN who doesn't have a B1G TV contract (and therefore hates anything B1G) is sure hyping Criami. Just read their bias narrative.
Cryami' s resume declines sharply for the rest of the season. Their best remaining opponents are Louisville and Pitt.
Their opponent in the ACC title game would also be significantly weaker than anyone Ohio State hypothetically could play in the B1G title game.
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