If All Goes Wrong With Auburn, LSU is #1

The Corndogs are pulling for the NCAA to expedite the process.

Well, I got curious. I asked, What if Auburn had to forfeit all their victories this year?

I plugged my formula in, and here's what I got:

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