#4 in the AP is generous; 8 in coaches seems right
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Dead-eye Pete with 20 pounds of swingin' meat.
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apparently the writers aren't buying the SEC hype myth anymore
And/or aren't voting based on conference affiliation like the coaches do.
Indiana shouldn't be above ND. They lost to a good team at home and we lost ot a good team away. TT hasn't really played anyone so, while I get they are undefeated, 5 seems high. Same goes for Utah who haven't played anyone either.
Granted this all works itself out but the Big 12 teams have schedules almost as bad as the ACC teams. They shouldn't be rewarded for weak OOC schedules.
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They know that it doesn't matter one way or the other after Nov 7.
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O and D were both exposed last night. I’d have ND inside the top 15 based on personnel but I don’t
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Hold on. We knew the offense would do this weeks before
And North Carolina showed it 2 weeks ago on our defense.
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I was thinking 5 or 6 but I’ll take 4. They may drop us next week anyways if someone
Behind us has a big win. Top 5 match up for 11/7. Hopefully ND has learned and will adjust but I’m not holding my breath on it.
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4 seems reasonable to me
The Coaches have one loss Georgia, Indiana and Ole Miss in front. Compare one loss of this three teams vs Notre Dame.
If you want to argue TTU should be in front of them, ok, but the other three … no chance.
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I guess if you're going to put BYU at #2 (rolling my eyes) it sort of makes sense.
Remember, Miami, the new #1 barely escaped a loss to FSU at home. There are no dominant teams this year.
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Sets up for a top 5 showdown in early November.
(no message)Dead-eye Pete with 20 pounds of swingin' meat.
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