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They really are just based on returning players, schedules, and recruiting class.
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Of course, but these sort of rankings are based on seven month predictions. You cannot evaluate a team based on that time frame. The big schools of course will receive the bias at the start of the season, so that's why they shouldn't come out with such rankings.
You don't see Serie A come out with rankings at the start, so why do we put out this crap? Let the players play.
You don't see Serie A come out with rankings at the start, so why do we put out this crap? Let the players play.
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apparently they were talking about mccoy vs. tebow and then they went to commercial but they were actually still on air and holtz made some comments (basically talking shit about colt and the routine tebow praise session)
so when turned the channel to espn this morning they were doing the helmet sticker segment and at the end lou apologized in front of camera. the only way i knew what happened was because lou talked about it
so when turned the channel to espn this morning they were doing the helmet sticker segment and at the end lou apologized in front of camera. the only way i knew what happened was because lou talked about it
that homo jesse palmer says that USC has the best chance to get back into the NC picture!!
how the fuck does that make sense when there are still undefeated teams in better conferences and that not playing another ranked opponent for the rest of your season doesn't help your cause either!
i swear, some of these so called "analysts" are dumber than a tampon
how the fuck does that make sense when there are still undefeated teams in better conferences and that not playing another ranked opponent for the rest of your season doesn't help your cause either!
i swear, some of these so called "analysts" are dumber than a tampon
you're question has an answer but not based on a viable solution
there are multiple polls/ranking systems but the primary poll which is recognized is the BCS poll. the other polls are the coaches poll and AP poll and one more poll (which i forgot the name of).
teams are ranked higher/lower based on wins/losses after a weekend of play. on top of that the strength of the opponent is also taken into consideration as well as your teams performance in the win. Also playing at home or an away game matters as well.
the most baffling thing is the side logic the voters use when ranking teams. a clear and obvious team that should be ranked #1 isn't always selected. there is bias on what region a school is in and as well as the usual media hype which is exponentially biased than in any other sport.
college football is a great sport and like all sports its about money. these schools get paid alot of money and the NCAA is at the top of that hustle. its better to matchup teams for the Championship game that will bring in large revenue than a team that obviously played all season to deserve a bid for the title.
there are multiple polls/ranking systems but the primary poll which is recognized is the BCS poll. the other polls are the coaches poll and AP poll and one more poll (which i forgot the name of).
teams are ranked higher/lower based on wins/losses after a weekend of play. on top of that the strength of the opponent is also taken into consideration as well as your teams performance in the win. Also playing at home or an away game matters as well.
the most baffling thing is the side logic the voters use when ranking teams. a clear and obvious team that should be ranked #1 isn't always selected. there is bias on what region a school is in and as well as the usual media hype which is exponentially biased than in any other sport.
college football is a great sport and like all sports its about money. these schools get paid alot of money and the NCAA is at the top of that hustle. its better to matchup teams for the Championship game that will bring in large revenue than a team that obviously played all season to deserve a bid for the title.
