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    CBS Sportsline's early Top 10

    1. Georgia
    2. LSU
    3. Oklahoma
    4. Southern Cal
    5. Miami
    6. Florida State
    7. Texas
    8. Michigan
    9. Florida
    10. Kansas State

    AND AT 13, SOMETHING I THOUGHT I'D NEVER SEE IN MY LIFETIME.....

    THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS......WOOHOO....

    How 'bout that Ike.....we are ranked 13. Unbelievable.....
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    Re: CBS Sportsline's early Top 10

    Woohoo, WVU ranked 22! The new powerhouse of the Big East!

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    • DJRamFan
      TCU climbs to No. 20 in football polls
      by DJRamFan
      Frogs travel to San Diego State

      Oct. 23, 2005



      FORT WORTH, Texas -- The TCU football team moved up one spot to No. 20 in both the USA Today and Associated Press Division I-A Top 25 polls released today.
      The Frogs (7-1, 5-0) remained the lone unbeaten team in the Mountain West Conference after yesterday's 48-10 win at Air Force. TCU is at San Diego State Saturday in a 7 p.m. (Central) contest.

      TCU is in the Top 20 for the first time since it was tied for 18th in the Dec. 7, 2003 poll.

      Included below are this week's polls (first-place votes in parentheses, followed by record and votes received).

      USA Today
      1. USC (53) - 7-0 - 1,540
      2. Texas (8) - 7-0 - 1,493
      3. Virginia Tech - 7-0 - 1,428
      4. Georgia - 7-0 - 1,357
      5. Alabama - 7-0 - 1,277
      6. Miami (Fla.) - 5-1 - 1,226
      7. LSU - 5-1 - 1,164
      8. UCLA - 7-0 - 1,136
      9. Florida State - 6-1 - 1,003
      10. Notre Dame - 5-2 - 934
      11. Boston College - 6-1 - 870
      12. Penn State - 7-1 - 835
      13. Ohio State - 5-2 - 803
      14. Oregon - 7-1 - 712
      15. Wisconsin - 7-1 - 677
      16. Texas Tech - 6-1 - 603
      17. West Virginia - 6-1 - 539
      18. Florida - 5-2 - 513
      19. Auburn - 5-2 - 427
      20. TCU - 7-1 - 383
      21. California - 6-2 - 276
      22. Minnesota - 5-2 - 189
      23. Northwestern - 5-2 - 179
      24. Fresno State - 5-1 - 134
      25. Tennessee - 3-3 - 133


      Associated Press
      1. USC (55) - 7-0 - 1,615
      2. Texas (10) - 7-0 - 1,569
      3. Virginia Tech - 7-0 - 1,496
      4. Georgia - 7-0 - 1,413
      5. Alabama - 7-0 - 1,328
      6. Miami (Fla.) - 5-1 - 1,268
      7. LSU - 5-1 - 1,219
      8. UCLA - 7-0 - 1,170
      9. Notre Dame - 5-2 - 1,067
      10. Florida State - 6-1 - 1,055
      11. Penn State - 7-1 - 980
      12. Ohio State - 5-2 - 860
      13. Boston College - 6-1 - 846
      14. Oregon - 7-1 - 750
      15. Wisconsin - 7-1 - 698
      16. Florida - 5-2 - 617
      17. Texas Tech - 6-1 - 557
      18. West Virginia - 6-1 - 472
      19. Auburn - 5-2 - 456
      20. TCU - 7-1 - 400
      21. Northwestern - 5-2 - 240
      22. Fresno State - 5-1 - 233
      23. Tennessee - 3-3 - 165
      24. California - 6-2 - 151
      25. Michigan - 5-3 - 134
      -10-23-2005, 03:18 PM
    • Nick
      AP Top 25 - 9/5/06
      by Nick
      Code:
      [B]RANK	TEAM                RECORD     PTS       LAST
------------------------------------------------------------[/B]
1       Ohio St. (39)       1-0        1568       1
2       Texas (7)           1-0        1453       3
3       Southern Cal (3)    1-0        1410       6
4       Notre Dame (8)      1-0        1408       2
4       Auburn (3)          1-0        1408       4
6       West Virginia (5)   1-0        1356       5
7       Florida             1-0        1191       7 
8       LSU                 1-0        1185       8
9       Florida St.         1-0        1130      11
10      Michigan            1-0         841      14
11      Tennessee           1-0         839      23
12      Georgia             1-0         836      15
13      Louisville          1-0         820      13
14      Iowa                1-0         800      16
15      Oklahoma            1-0         725      10
16      Virginia Tech       1-0         673      17
17      Miami               0-1         624      12
18      Clemson             1-0         564      18
19      Penn St.            1-0         467      19
20      Oregon              1-0         436      21
21      Nebraska            1-0         358      20
22      California          0-1         212       9
23      TCU                 1-0         198      22
24      Texas Tech          1-0         196      25
25      Arizona St.         1-0         134      24
      Link

      Poor Cal, that's quite a drop.
      -09-05-2006, 01:55 PM
    • DJRamFan
      TCU football cracks the AP Top 25
      by DJRamFan
      Horned Frogs host Army Saturday

      Oct. 9, 2005



      NEW YORK -- The TCU football team is ranked 25th in this week's Associated Press Top 25 poll.
      The Horned Frogs (5-1, 4-0) have won four straight and sit alone atop the Mountain West Conference standings. TCU hosts Army Saturday at 6 p.m.

      TCU is appearing in the Top 25 for the second time this season. The Frogs were at No. 22 following a season-opening 17-10 win at Oklahoma.

      In the USA Today coaches' poll, TCU is 26th based on number of votes received.

      Associated Press Top 25 (first-place votes in parentheses)
      1. USC (58) - 5-0 - 1,618
      2. Texas (7) - 5-0 - 1,565
      3. Virginia Tech - 6-0 - 1,493
      4. Florida State - 5-0 - 1,393
      5. Georgia - 5-0 - 1,389
      6. Alabama - 5-0 - 1,244
      7. Miami (Fla.) - 4-1 - 1,205
      8. Penn State - 6-0 - 1,096
      9. Notre Dame - 4-1 - 1,058
      10. LSU - 3-1 - 1,057
      11. Florida - 5-1 - 935
      12. UCLA - 5-0 - 889
      13. Texas Tech - 5-0 - 794
      14. Boston College - 5-1 - 656
      15. Ohio State - 3-2 - 641
      16. Michigan State - 4-1 - 581
      17. Tennessee - 3-2 - 538
      18. California - 5-1 - 537
      19. Louisville - 4-1 - 461
      20. Oregon - 5-1 - 456
      21. Auburn - 4-1 - 441
      22. Minnesota - 5-1 - 321
      23. Wisconsin - 5-1 - 241
      24. Colorado - 4-1 - 222
      25. TCU - 5-1 - 181
      -10-09-2005, 12:49 PM
    • DJRamFan
      Michigan Out Of The AP Rankings
      by DJRamFan
      Not surprisingly, Southern California tops the list

      Sept. 25, 2005


      College Football Recap: Week 4




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      ------------ Top 25 Game Recaps ------------ -------- SATURDAY -------- No. 1 USC 45, Oregon 13 No. 4 Va. Tech 51, No. 15 Ga. Tech 7 No. 5 Florida 49, Kentucky 28 No. 7 Georgia 23 Mississippi State 10 No. 8 OSU 31, No. 21 Iowa 6 South Florida 45 No. 9 Louisville 14 Minn. 42, No. 11 Purdue 35 (2 OT) No. 12 Miami 23, Colorado 3 Wisconsin 23, No. 14 Michigan 20 No. 16 Notre Dame 36, Washington 17 No. 17 MSU 61, Illinois 14 No. 18 Arizona St. 42, Oregon St. 24 No. 19 Texas Tech 63 Indiana State 7 No. 20 Alabama 24, Arkansas 13 No. 23 Virginia 38, Duke 7 --------- FRIDAY ----------- No. 13 Cal 41, New Mexico State 13 No. 22 Iowa State 28, Army 21 ----------
      RALPH D. RUSSO
      AP Sports Writer

      The winningest team in the history of college football team is unranked for the first time in more than seven years.

      Michigan fell out of The Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday, ending a streak of 114 straight weeks in the rankings, which was the longest in the nation. The last poll that didn't include the Wolverines was Oct. 18, 1998.

      Southern California extended its streak of No. 1 rankings to 23 in the latest media poll. The Trojans picked up two first place-votes after wiping out an early 13-point deficit and blowing out Oregon 45-13 on Saturday, a win that knocked the Ducks out of the rankings.

      The Wolverines lost at Wisconsin 23-20 to fall to 2-2. Michigan's two wins came against Northern Illinois and Eastern Michigan of the Mid-American Conference. The Wolverines other loss was to Notre Dame. Michigan started the season ranked No. 4.

      The Wolverines' fall comes a week after another traditional power, Oklahoma, fell from the rankings for the first time since 1999.

      No. 9 Miami now has the longest current streak at 93.

      USC received 59 of a possible 65 first-place votes. No. 2 Texas received the other six first-place votes.

      Virginia Tech moved up a spot to No. 3 after a 51-7 romp over Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets fell 10 spots to No. 25. LSU, which plays Tennessee on Monday night, dropped a spot to fourth.

      The Volunteers remained No. 10, and voters will next week have to judge them and the Tigers on two games. Tennessee plays Mississippi in Knoxville on Saturday and LSU is at Mississippi State.

      No. 5 is Florida, followed by Florida State and Georgia.







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      -09-25-2005, 04:08 PM
    • DJRamFan
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      -08-03-2004, 10:06 AM
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