BCS standings out (week 2)

[sciencewhiz]

Week 2 BCS ratings

Once again, USC leads comfortably. Oklahoma passed Miami, but it's a razor thin margin. Utah moved up to #6, again by a very thin margin. If these were the final standings, Utah would be guaranteed a spot in one of the BCS bowls.

Florida and Notre Dame drop out of the rankings after losing. UTEP, Iowa, and Minnesota move up into the top 25.

 

[XBoxLPU]

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[cmdavid]

ahh.. miami puts up 45pts (basically in 3 quarters) on the top-rated defense in the country and they lose a spot...
they actually gained in the computer polls, ranking 1st in 3/6 of them, while USC only ranks 1st in 2/6 of them, and OU 1/6 of them.. thats where OU gained i guess, in the computer polls... because the human polls, the ap and the coaches basically faired out evenly for both teams...

 

[sciencewhiz]

Oklahoma moved up an average of 1 spot in each computer, which was the difference maker.

 

[sciencewhiz]

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See if this works better: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/...ts/BCSStandings?week=2

 

[Kelemvor]

Go WI. Keep on climbing!

 

[alexjohnson16]

Iowa's back, yay.

And its good to see the BCS finally recognized who was better between OU and Miami...

 

[GoingUp]

Originally posted by: FrankyJunior
Go WI. Keep on climbing!

were gonna get screwed no matter what. All teams ahead of us could lose, we could win out, and they would still find a way to keep us out of the BCS championship game.

 

[sciencewhiz]

Using the old rankings:

#1 USC 2.57
#2 Miami 4.46
#3 Oklahoma 6.05
#4 Auburn 7.88
#5 FSU 13.08
#6 Utah 16.18
#7 Wisconsin 19.20
#8 Tennessee 21.34
#9 Cal 22.54
#10 Texas 22.54
#11 Georgia 22.98
#12 Texas A&M 25.86

 

[cmdavid]

Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Iowa's back, yay.

And its good to see the BCS finally recognized who was better between OU and Miami...

OU is not better than Miami...i hope there's a chance to prove that at the end of the year...

 

[cmdavid]

Originally posted by: sciencewhiz
Using the old rankings:

#1 USC 2.57
#2 Miami 4.46
#3 Oklahoma 6.05
#4 Auburn 7.88
#5 FSU 13.08
#6 Utah 16.18
#7 Wisconsin 19.20
#8 Tennessee 21.34
#9 Cal 22.54
#10 Texas 22.54
#11 Georgia 22.98
#12 Texas A&M 25.86

how were last year's rankings done again? i think they took the average of the Two Human polls, and then added something right? i dont remember..

 

[UTmtnbiker]

As usual, I feel the need to chip in on Utah! Go Utes!

Just jumped past Wisconsin with our shellacking of UNLV this weekend. Of course, doesn't hurt that Texas A&M keeps winning also (their only loss - Utah)

 

[mpitts]

None of this crap is going to matter in December.

Chances are that almost every one of these undefeated teams are going to lose a game. We will be lucky if there are two undefeated teams left. And even if there are, there is still a chance that one of them might not even play for BCS championship.

I wouldn't be the least bit suprised if there were split polls again this year.

 

[sciencewhiz]

Originally posted by: cmdavid
how were last year's rankings done again? i think they took the average of the Two Human polls, and then added something right? i dont remember..

average of the human polls + average of the computers + SOS - Quality win bonus(es)