Florida Holding Tight to #1

1. The Gators still have the toughest schedule among the unbeatens. None of the other undefeated teams will be able to pass an undefeated Florida.

   Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .56576 2 Big East .56310 3 Pacific-10 .53832 4 Big Ten .53513 5 Big 12 .53283 6 Atlantic Coast .50735 7 Mountain West .49462 8 Western Athletic .45625 9 USA .44406 10 Mid-American .40541 11 Sun Belt .39953

   If today were BCS Selection Sunday, and only this system were used: Automatic Bids: Alabama (BCS Championship Game), Cincinnati, Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl), Ohio State (Rose Bowl), Texas (Fiesta Bowl), Oregon (Rose Bowl), Florida (BCS Championship Game), Texas Christian. At-large pool: Boise State, Iowa, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State Selection process: Sugar Bowl selects first after losing Florida. They select Iowa. Orange Bowl selects first in final rotation. They select Pittsburgh. Fiesta Bowl, having to choose between automatic bids Texas Christian and Cincinnati, selects TCU. Sugar Bowl is assigned Cincinnati. Matchups: Rose Bowl: Oregon vs. Ohio State Fiesta Bowl: Texas vs. Texas Christian Sugar Bowl: Iowa vs. Cincinnati Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Pittsburgh BCS Championship Game: Florida vs. Alabama

   Florida
2. Alabama
3. Texas Christian
4. Texas
5. Cincinnati
6. Boise State
7. Georgia Tech
8. Pittsburgh
9. Ohio State
10. Iowa
11. Oregon
12. Wisconsin
13. Oklahoma State
14. Louisiana State
15. Penn State
16. Miami (Florida)
17. Virginia Tech
18. Houston
19. Utah
20. Southern California
21. Navy
22. Brigham Young
23. Oregon State
24. Rutgers
25. Clemson
26. Central Michigan
27. Nebraska
28. Stanford
29. North Carolina
30. Boston College
31. Arizona
32. California
33. West Virginia
34. Troy
35. Nevada
36. Mississippi
37. Arkansas
38. Notre Dame
39. Georgia
40. South Florida
41. Auburn
42. Oklahoma
43. Missouri
44. Middle Tennessee State
45. Idaho
46. Fresno State
47. Air Force
48. Kentucky
49. Texas Tech
50. Central Florida
51. Northern Illinois
52. Minnesota
53. South Carolina
54. Northwestern
55. Southern Methodist
56. Tennessee
57. UCLA
58. Ohio
59. East Carolina
60. Michigan State
61. Florida State
62. Iowa State
63. Southern Mississippi
64. Bowling Green
65. Temple
66. Connecticut
67. Mississippi State
68. Texas A&M
69. Wyoming
70. Louisiana-Monroe
71. Alabama-Birmingham
72. Kansas State
73. Marshall
74. Kansas
75. Purdue
76. Washington
77. Baylor
78. Louisville
79. Michigan
80. Arizona State
81. Louisiana-Lafayette
82. Toledo
83. Kent State
84. Wake Forest
85. Nevada-Las Vegas
86. San Diego State
87. Indiana
88. Colorado
89. Western Michigan
90. North Carolina State
91. Syracuse
92. Florida Atlantic
93. Hawaii
94. Colorado State
95. Tulsa
96. Florida International
97. Louisiana tech
98. Texas-El Paso
99. Illinois
100. Army
101. Buffalo
102. Duke
103. Tulane
104. Utah State
105. North Texas
106. Washington State
107. Virginia
108. Vanderbilt
109. New Mexico State
110. Miami (Ohio)
111. Arkansas State
112. Maryland
113. Akron
114. Memphis
115. San José State
116. Rice
117. New Mexico
118. Eastern Michigan
119. Ball State
120. Western Kentucky

Florida #1 Yet Again

1. The Gators have the toughest schedule among the unbeatens. That's why they're this week's #1. Don't expect that to change as long as the Gators keep winning.

   Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .56878 2 Big East .56658 3 Pacific-10 .54967 4 Big Ten .53711 5 Big XII .53557 6 Atlantic Coast .50467 7 Mountain West .49013 8 Western Athletic .45732 9 USA .43896 10 Mid-American .39463 11 Sun Belt .39061

   Notes: #3 Boise State has both the weakest schedule among the unbeaten teams and the largest quality win (Oregon) in the country. Without my quality win component, the Broncos would be #7. There are currently only six quality wins (ranked in value of win): Boise State > Oregon Miami (Florida) > Georgia Tech Florida > Louisiana State Iowa > Penn State North Carolina State > Pittsburgh Texas-El Paso > Houston There likely will be more than ten by the end of the season. Big games this week: 10 Louisiana State at 5 Alabama 18 Ohio State at 11 Penn State If today were BCS Selection Sunday, and only this system were used: Automatic Bids: Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl), Cincinnati, Iowa (BCS Championship Game), Texas (Fiesta Bowl), Oregon (Rose Bowl), Florida (BCS Championship Game), Boise State. At-large pool: Alabama, Texas Christian, Penn State, Miami (Florida), Pittsburgh, Houston. Selection process: Sugar Bowl selects first after losing Florida. They select Alabama. Rose Bowl selects second after losing Iowa. They select Penn State. Orange Bowl selects first in final rotation. They select Pittsburgh. Fiesta Bowl, having to choose between automatic bids Boise State and Cincinnati, selects Boise State. Sugar Bowl is assigned Cincinnati. Matchups: Rose Bowl: Oregon vs. Penn State Fiesta Bowl: Texas vs. Boise State Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Cincinnati Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Pittsburgh BCS Championship Game: Florida vs. Iowa

   Florida
2. Iowa
3. Boise State
4. Texas
5. Alabama
6. Texas Christian
7. Cincinnati
8. Oregon
9. Georgia Tech
10. Louisiana State
11. Penn State
12. Miami (Florida)
13. Pittsburgh
14. Houston
15. Utah
16. Southern California
17. Arizona
18. Ohio State
19. Notre Dame
20. Oklahoma State
21. Wisconsin
22. Virginia Tech
23. California
24. West Virginia
25. Brigham Young
26. Troy
27. South Florida
28. Idaho
29. Auburn
30. Navy
31. Rutgers
32. central Michigan
33. Boston College
34. Clemson
35. Oklahoma
36. Oregon State
37. Texas Tech
38. Minnesota
39. South Carolina
40. Nebraska
41. Missouri
42. Arkansas
43. Stanford
44. Texas A&M
45. Nevada
46. North Carolina
47. Kansas
48. Kentucky
49. Fresno State
50. Tennessee
51. Mississippi
52. Marshall
53. Georgia
54. Florida State
55. Iowa State
56. Washington
57. Middle Tennessee State
58. Air Force
59. Mississippi State
60. East Carolina
61. Northern Illinois
62. Michigan
63. Ohio
64. UCLA
65. Connecticut
66. Southern Methodist
67. Michigan State
68. Southern Mississippi
69. Northwestern
70. Kansas State
71. Arizona State
72. Temple
73. Kent State
74. Central Florida
75. Bowling Green
76. Wyoming
77. Purdue
78. Wake Forest
79. San Diego State
80. Texas-El Paso
81. Toledo
82. Louisville
83. Syracuse
84. Indiana
85. Louisiana-Monroe
86. Louisiana-Lafayette
87. Alabama-Birmingham
88. Colorado State
89. Tulsa
90. Western Michigan
91. Baylor
92. Colorado
93. Buffalo
94. Louisiana Tech
95. Nevada-Las Vegas
96. Army
97. Florida Atlantic
98. Virginia
99. North Carolina State
100. Florida International
101. Duke
102. Arkansas State
103. North Texas
104. Tulane
105. New Mexico State
106. Washington State
107. Illinois
108. Maryland
109. Utah State
110. San José State
111. Miami (Ohio)
112. Hawaii
113. Memphis
114. Vanderbilt
115. Akron
116. Rice
117. Eastern Michigan
118. New Mexico
119. Ball State
120. Western Kentucky

Iowa Reclaims #1 at the Gun

Someone in Iowa City is underrated, says I.

Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .57091 2 Big East .55993 3 Pacific-10 .55513 4 Big XII .54182 5 Big Ten .53921 6 Atlantic Coast .49493 7 Mountain West .48790 8 Western Athletic .45089 9 USA .43596 10 Sun Belt .39247 11 Mid-American .38829

Big Games This Week: 6 Texas at 18 Oklahoma State 10 Southern California at 9 Oregon There are seven undefeated teams left (the top seven in this week's rankings), and the only one with what appears to be a tough game this week is Florida, who plays Georgia in Jacksonville. Florida won't gain much from beating the Bulldogs, though, because Georgia will have a .500 record for the season, assuming the Gators win. Iowa and Florida are neck-and-neck for the #1 spot right now. Virginia Tech's game against North Carolina is one on which to keep an eye since Alabama beat the Hokies in September. A Virginia Tech win makes it a tight three-team race for the #1 spot next week. If today were BCS Selection Sunday and my standings were all that were used, here would be my projected BCS selection process: Automatic bids: Iowa (BCS Championship Game), Florida (BCS Championship Game), Texas Christian, Alabama, Texas (Fiesta Bowl), Cincinnati, Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl), Oregon (Rose Bowl). At-large pool: Boise State, Southern California, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech. Rose Bowl selects first after losing #1 Iowa to the BCS Championship Game. They choose Penn State. Sugar Bowl selects second after losing #2 Florida to the BCS Championship Game. They select Alabama. Orange Bowl picks first in final rotation. They pick Southern California. Fiesta Bowl picks next. Having to choose between automatic bids Texas Christian and Cincinnati, they choose Texas Christian. Sugar Bowl is assigned Cincinnati. Hypothetical BCS Matchups: Rose Bowl: Oregon vs. Penn State Fiesta Bowl: Texas vs. Texas Christian Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Cincinnati Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech vs. Southern California BCS Championship Game: Iowa vs. Florida

The Hawkeyes came out of Saturday's barnburner in East Lansing a winner, and they're tops this week.

1. Iowa
2. Florida
3. Texas Christian
4. Alabama
5. Boise State
6. Texas
7. Cincinnati
8. Georgia Tech
9. Oregon
10. Southern California
11. Louisiana State
12. Penn State
13. Pittsburgh
14. Virginia Tech
15. West Virginia
16. Miami (Florida)
17. Houston
18. Oklahoma State
19. Utah
20. Arizona
21. Ohio State
22. Notre Dame
23. Central Michigan
24. South Carolina
25. Navy
26. Wisconsin
27. Brigham Young
28. California
29. Kansas
30. Mississippi
31. Idaho
32. Troy
33. Kentucky
34. Clemson
35. Auburn
36. Georgia
37. Michigan
38. South Florida
39. Oklahoma
40. Iowa State
41. Boston College
42. Oregon State
43. Nebraska
44. Stanford
45. Rutgers
46. Washington
47. Minnesota
48. Texas Tech
49. Marshall
50. Missouri
51. Nevada
52. Connecticut
53. Michigan State
54. Fresno State
55. Texas A&M
56. Kansas State
57. UCLA
58. Arizona State
59. Tennessee
60. Louisiana-Monroe
61. Arkansas
62. Southern Mississippi
63. Air Force
64. Northern Illinois
65. Northwestern
66. Middle Tennessee State
67. North Carolina
68. East Carolina
69. Toledo
70. Florida State
71. Texas-El Paso
72. Louisiana-Lafayette
73. Wyoming
74. Ohio
75. Wake Forest
76. Purdue
77. Central Florida
78. Mississippi State
79. Tulsa
80. Bowling Green
81. Colorado State
82. Western Michigan
83. Southern Methodist
84. Indiana
85. Syracuse
86. Baylor
87. Colorado
88. Kent State
89. San Diego State
90. Florida Atlantic
91. Temple
92. Buffalo
93. Louisville
94. Louisiana Tech
95. North Carolina State
96. Nevada-Las Vegas
97. Army
98. Arkansas State
99. Virginia
100. Alabama-Birmingham
101. Washington State
102. New Mexico State
103. Tulane
104. Utah State
105. Memphis
106. Maryland
107. Hawaii
108. Florida International
109. North Texas
110. Vanderbilt
111. Duke
112. San José State
113. Illinois
114. Miami (Ohio)
115. Akron
116. Rice
117. Eastern Michigan
118. New Mexico
119. Ball State
120. Western Kentucky

Insult to the Hogs' Injury: Florida Enters the #1 Spot

1. The Gators squeaked by the Razorbacks and slipped into this week's #1 spot

   Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .57359 2 Pacific-10 .55892 3 Big East .55704 4 Big XII .54506 5 Big Ten .53886 6 Atlantic Coast .50158 7 Mountain West .48555 8 Western Athletic .44250 9 USA .43186 10 Sun Belt .38841 11 Mid-American .37886

   Florida
2. Iowa
3. Alabama
4. Texas Christian
5. Texas
6. Boise State
7. Cincinnati
8. Miami (Florida)
9. Georgia Tech
10. Virginia Tech
11. Oregon
12. Louisiana State
13. Southern California
14. Penn State
15. Pittsburgh
16. Houston
17. West Virginia
18. Oklahoma State
19. Kansas
20. Idaho
21. Utah
22. Brigham Young
23. Ohio State
24. Arizona
25. Central Michigan
26. South Carolina
27. Wisconsin
28. Navy
29. Notre Dame
30. Nebraska
31. South Florida
32. Michigan
33. Auburn
34. California
35. Oregon State
36. Boston College
37. Texas Tech
38. Georgia
39. Connecticut
40. Troy
41. Arizona State
42. Missouri
43. Minnesota
44. North Carolina
45. Mississippi
46. Kentucky
47. Louisiana-Monroe
48. Washington
49. Arkansas
50. Louisiana-Lafayette
51. Clemson
52. Stanford
53. Ohio
54. Tennessee
55. UCLA
56. Michigan State
57. Oklahoma
58. Iowa State
59. Rutgers
60. Air Force
61. Marshall
62. Tulsa
63. Colorado State
64. Toledo
65. Indiana
66. Fresno State
67. Wake Forest
68. East Carolina
69. Nevada
70. Southern Mississippi
71. Wyoming
72. Colorado
73. Kansas State
74. Southern Methodist
75. Northern Illinois
76. Bowling Green
77. Mississippi State
78. Middle Tennessee State
79. Texas A&M
80. Baylor
81. Louisiana Tech
82. Northwestern
83. Florida State
84. Texas-El Paso
85. Central Florida
86. Purdue
87. Buffalo
88. Western Michigan
89. Syracuse
90. Louisville
91. Army
92. North Carolina State
93. Alabama-Birmingham
94. Virginia
95. San Diego State
96. Tulane
97. Kent State
98. New Mexico State
99. Washington State
100. Florida Atlantic
101. Temple
102. Florida International
103. Nevada-Las Vegas
104. Maryland
105. Arkansas State
106. Hawaii
107. North Texas
108. Memphis
109. Vanderbilt
110. San José State
111. Illinois
112. Akron
113. Miami (Ohio)
114. Duke
115. Utah State
116. Eastern Michigan
117. Rice
118. New Mexico
119. Western Kentucky
120. Ball State

The Gumps Hold onto #1 for a Second Straight Week

Bama's quality win over the Hokies keep them a smidge above Florida for another week.

Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .57545 2 Big East .56286 3 Pacific-10 .56075 4 Big Ten .55081 5 Big XII .54752 6 Atlantic Coast .49453 7 Mountain West .48519 8 Western Athletic .44787 9 USA .44396 10 Sun Belt .38299 11 Mid-American .36018

Top games this week: #9 Cincinnati at #16 South Florida #3 Iowa at #11 Wisconsin #4 Virginia Tech at #19 Georgia Tech #24 South Carolina at #1 Alabama

1. Alabama
2. Florida
3. Iowa
4. Virginia Tech
5. Boise State
6. Texas Christian
7. Kansas
8. Texas
9. Cincinnati
10. Ohio State
11. Wisconsin
12. Oregon
13. Miami (Florida)
14. Louisiana State
15. Nebraska
16. South Florida
17. Southern California
18. Notre Dame
19. Georgia Tech
20. Idaho
21. Auburn
22. Pittsburgh
23. Penn State
24. South Carolina
25. Utah
26. Brigham Young
27. Houston
28. West Virginia
29. Missouri
30. Oklahoma State
31. Michigan
32. Minnesota
33. Central Michigan
34. Stanford
35. Arizona
36. Washington
37. Navy
38. Oregon State
39. Arkansas
40. UCLA
41. Rutgers
42. Georgia
43. Boston College
44. Oklahoma
45. Troy
46. Marshall
47. California
48. Wake Forest
49. Tulsa
50. Tennessee
51. Connecticut
52. Louisiana-Lafayette
53. Northern Illinois
54. North Carolina
55. Mississippi
56. Ohio
57. Texas Tech
58. Fresno State
59. Middle Tennessee State
60. Texas A&M
61. Michigan State
62. Arizona State
63. Wyoming
64. Colorado State
65. Southern Methodist
66. Kentucky
67. Louisiana-Monroe
68. Baylor
69. Clemson
70. Northwestern
71. East Carolina
72. Iowa State
73. Indiana
74. Air Force
75. Nevada
76. Toledo
77. Central Florida
78. Southern Mississippi
79. Bowling Green
80. Texas-El Paso
81. North Carolina State
82. Florida State
83. Western Michigan
84. Army
85. Alabama-Birmingham
86. Syracuse
87. Louisville
88. Mississippi State
89. New Mexico State
90. Tulane
91. Louisiana Tech
92. San Diego State
93. Kansas State
94. Colorado
95. Purdue
96. Washington State
97. Maryland
98. Buffalo
99. Nevada-Las Vegas
100. North Texas
101. Florida International
102. Arkansas State
103. Memphis
104. Hawaii
105. San José State
106. Illinois
107. Vanderbilt
108. Kent State
109. Duke
110. Florida Atlantic
111. Akron
112. Utah State
113. Temple
114. Virginia
115. Eastern Michigan
116. Miami (Ohio)
117. Rice
118. New Mexico
119. Ball State
120. Western Kentucky

Rammer Jammer, Yellowhammer, #1 Alabama

Don't get your hopes up, Gumps. This happens for a week every year.

Conference Rating 1 Southeastern .58494 2 Pacific-10 .56623 3 Big Ten .56430 4 Big East .55684 5 Big XII .55310 6 Atlantic Coast .48594 7 Mountain West .47761 8 Western Athletic .45259 9 USA .43203 10 Sun Belt .36262 11 Mid-American .35150

Notes: The winner of this week's game between LSU and Florida will be ranked #1 next week. There are two teams with quality wins so far: Alabama (>Virginia Tech) and Virginia Tech (>Miami). Four undefeated teams lost last week: Houston, Michigan, UCLA, and Texas A&M.

1. Alabama
2. Iowa
3. Wisconsin
4. Louisiana State
5. Florida
6. Kansas
7. Texas
8. Boise State
9. Cincinnati
10. Texas Christian
11. Virginia Tech
12. Auburn
13. South Florida
14. Miami (Florida)
15. Missouri
16. Ohio State
17. Arizona
18. Oregon
19. Southern California
20. Stanford
21. Notre Dame
22. Georgia Tech
23. Penn State
24. Idaho
25. UCLA
26. Michigan
27. Brigham Young
28. West Virginia
29. South Carolina
30. Georgia
31. Boston College
32. Nebraska
33. Connecticut
34. Pittsburgh
35. Central Michigan
36. Utah
37. Navy
38. Baylor
39. Houston
40. Rutgers
41. Fresno State
42. Oklahoma State
43. Middle Tennessee State
44. Wake Forest
45. Washington
46. Minnesota
47. California
48. Texas A&M
49. Mississippi
50. Oregon State
51. Tulsa
52. North Carolina
53. Colorado State
54. Northern Illinois
55. Indiana
56. Northwestern
57. Kentucky
58. East Carolina
59. Arkansas
60. Clemson
61. Toledo
62. Tennessee
63. Southern Mississippi
64. Marshall
65. Louisiana-Lafayette
66. Iowa State
67. Oklahoma
68. Ohio
69. Texas-El Paso
70. Troy
71. Michigan State
72. North Carolina State
73. Louisiana Tech
74. Wyoming
75. Air Force
76. Louisiana-Monroe
77. Florida State
78. Texas Tech
79. Mississippi State
80. Kansas State
81. Central Florida
82. Arizona State
83. Syracuse
84. Tulane
85. Alabama-Birmingham
86. Southern Methodist
87. Maryland
88. Nevada
89. Purdue
90. Washington State
91. San Diego State
92. Bowling Green
93. Colorado
94. North Texas
95. Vanderbitl
96. Army
97. Western Michigan
98. Buffalo
99. Kent State
100. Illinois
101. Hawaii
102. Nevada-Las Vegas
103. New Mexico State
104. San José State
105. Arkansas State
106. Utah State
107. Akron
108. Florida International
109. Louisville
110. Florida Atlantic
111. Miami (Ohio)
112. Memphis
113. Eastern Michigan
114. Rice
115. New Mexico
116. Temple
117. Duke
118. Virginia
119. Ball State
120. Western Kentucky

Iowa City: Home of Your #1 Hawkeyes

The number of undefeated teams is already down to xvii, and the Hawkeyes are tops this week.

Conference Rankings Southeastern Pacific-10 Big Ten Big XII Big East Mountain West Atlantic Coast Western Athletic USA Sun Belt Mid-American

1. Iowa
2. Cincinnati
3. Houston
4. Alabama
5. Florida
6. Louisiana State
7. Boise State
8. Michigan
9. Kansas
10. Texas Christian
11. Wisconsin
12. Texas
13. Virginia Tech
14. UCLA
15. Auburn
16. Missouri
17. Oregon
18. South Florida
19. Miami (FL)
20. Georgia
21. Arizona
22. Georgia Tech
23. Texas A&M
24. Ohio State
25. South Carolina
26. Southern California
27. Penn State
28. Minnesota
29. California
30. Brigham Young
31. North Carolina
32. Nebraska
33. Notre Dame
34. Indiana
35. Stanford
36. Iowa State
37. Oklahoma State
38. Utah
39. Idaho
40. Connecticut
41. Marshall
42. Washington
43. Boston College
44. Southern Mississippi
45. Clemson
46. North Carolina State
47. Fresno State
48. Pittsburgh
49. Middle Tennessee State
50. Colorado State
51. Rutgers
52. Kentucky
53. West Virginia
54. Navy
55. Oklahoma
56. Arizona State
57. Air Force
58. Central Michigan
59. Baylor
60. Tennessee
61. Mississippi State
62. Florida State
63. Tulsa
64. Mississippi
65. Troy
66. Oregon State
67. Louisiana-Lafayette
68. Toledo
69. Syracuse
70. Wake Forest
71. Northern Illinois
72. Texas Tech
73. Bowling Green
74. Hawaii
75. Western Michigan
76. Louisiana-Monroe
77. Wyoming
78. Southern Methodist
79. East Carolina
80. Vanderbilt
81. Purdue
82. Ohio
83. Colorado
84. Washington State
85. Texas-El Paso
86. Northwestern
87. Kent State
88. Nevada-Las Vegas
89. Army
90. Central Florida
91. New Mexico State
92. North Texas
93. Arkansas
94. Illinois
95. Buffalo
96. Alabama-Birmingham
97. Utah State
98. Louisiana Tech
99. Michigan State
100. San Diego State
101. Nevada
102. San José State
103. Kansas State
104. Florida International
105. Akron
106. Maryland
107. Louisville
108. Florida Atlantic
109. Tulane
110. Memphis
111. Miami (OH)
112. Arkansas State
113. Eastern Michigan
114. New Mexico
115. Rice
116. Duke
117. Temple
118. Western Kentucky
119. Virginia
120. Ball State

Final 2008 Rankings: Florida Takes the Crown

The Gators left no doubt in Glendale Thursday night.

1. Florida
   
2. Texas
3. Utah
4. Texas Tech
5. Oklahoma
6. Southern California
7. Texas Christian
8. Mississippi
9. Boise State
10. Alabama
11. Penn State
12. Oregon State
13. Georgia
14. Ohio State
15. Cincinnati
16. Ball State
17. Pittsburgh
18. Rice
19. Missouri
20. Virginia Tech
21. Brigham Young
22. Michigan State
23. Florida State
24. Tulsa
25. California
26. Oregon
27. West Virginia
28. Iowa
29. Oklahoma State
30. Georgia Tech
31. Boston College
32. Northwestern
33. Kansas
34. Western Michigan
35. Wake Forest
36. Nebraska
37. North Carolina
38. East Carolina
39. Louisiana State
40. Rutgers
41. Maryland
42. Connecticut
43. Air Force
44. South Florida
45. Navy
46. Arizona
47. Houston
48. Vanderbilt
49. Buffalo
50. Central Michigan
51. South Carolina
52. Miami (Florida)
53. Troy
54. Colorado State
55. Notre Dame
56. Kentucky
57. Louisiana Tech
58. Wisconsin
59. Clemson
60. Southern Mississippi
61. Nevada
62. Florida Atlantic
63. Minnesota
64. Fresno State
65. Hawaii
66. North Carolina State
67. Illinois
68. Tennessee
69. Bowling Green
70. Virginia
71. Stanford
72. Arkansas
73. Louisiana-Lafayette
74. Texas-El Paso
75. Colorado
76. Arkansas State
77. Nevada-Las Vegas
78. Auburn
79. San Jose State
80. Louisville
81. Arizona State
82. Northern Illinois
83. Temple
84. Memphis
85. Akron
86. New Mexico
87. UCLA
88. Florida International
89. Kansas State
90. Texas A&M
91. Baylor
92. Middle Tennessee State
93. Purdue
94. Duke
95. Marshall
96. Mississippi State
97. Wyoming
98. Michigan
99. Utah State
100. Syracuse
101. Central Florida
102. Ohio
103. Alabama-Birmingham
104. Kent State
105. Indiana
106. Louisiana-Monroe
107. Eastern Michigan
108. Tulane
109. Toledo
110. New Mexico State
111. Washington State
112. Iowa State
113. Idaho
114. Miami (Ohio)
115. Army
116. Washington
117. North Texas
118. Southern Methodist
119. San Diego State
120. Western Kentucky