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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 1:54 pm Post subject: USF Drops To #11 |
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1. Ohio State (57)
2. Boston College (2)
3. LSU (5)
4. Oklahoma
5. Oregon
6. West Virginia
7. Arizona State (1)
8. Virginia Tech
9. Florida
9. USC
11. South Florida
12. Kansas
13. Missouri
14. Kentucky
15. South Carolina
16. Hawaii
17. Texas
18. California
19. Michigan
20. Georgia
21. Virginia
22. Alabama
23. Auburn
24. Penn State
25. Rutgers
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 1:55 pm Post subject: |
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They dropped to 12th in USA Today/Coaches Poll.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 2:24 pm Post subject: |
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Thats better than I thought, was seeing one of those huge drops coming
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Boston College did not even have to take the field to move up in the rankings.
The Eagles climbed one spot to the No. 2 ranking in the latest Associated Press poll released Sunday afternoon.
Ohio State (8-0) remained atop the poll, receiving 57 first-place votes and 1,612 points from a panel of writers and sportscasters.
Boston College (7-0) was given two of the other three first-place votes despite being idle Saturday. The Eagles benefited from an outstanding performance by Rutgers, which ousted then-No. 2 South Florida on Thursday night.
Louisiana State (7-1) climbed two spots to third following Saturday night's thrilling 30-24 victory over Auburn. Matt Flynn capped an impressive second-half comeback with a 23-yard touchdown pass to Demetrius Byrd with one second left, helping the Tigers rebound from their triple-overtime loss at Kentucky on October 13.
Oklahoma (7-1) remained fourth after barely surviving for a 17-7 triumph over unranked Iowa State on Saturday.
Oregon (6-1) rounded out the top five, followed by West Virginia (6-1), Arizona State (7-0) Virginia Tech (6-1), Southern California (6-1) and Florida (5-2).
The idle Sun Devils, one of five undefeated teams remaining in the Football Bowl Subdivision, received the last remaining first-place vote. The Trojans and Gators are tied for ninth with 1,107 points apiece.
South Florida (6-1) fell nine spots to 11th as a result of Thursday's 30-27 loss to the Scarlet Knights. Kansas (7-0) moved up three spots to 12th, followed by Missouri (6-1), Kentucky (6-2) and South Carolina (6-2).
Idle Hawaii (7-0) climbed one spot to 16th, followed by Texas (5-2), California (5-2) and Michigan (6-2). The Wolverines moved up five spots after Saturday night's impressive 27-17 victory at Illinois - their sixth straight win.
Georgia (5-2) completed the top 20 while Virginia (7-1) and Alabama (6-2), both newcomers to the poll, are ranked 21st and 22nd, respectively.
Auburn (5-3) fell five spots to 23rd while Penn State (6-2) and Rutgers (5-2) completed the poll. The Nittany Lions and Scarlet Knights also are new to the rankings this week.
Tennessee, Texas Tech, Cincinnati and Kansas State all fell from the rankings.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 9:14 pm Post subject: |
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Just hope they can get back into the Win column again so they don't take another drop!!
GO BULLS!!
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