Spring 2010 rankings

[Cie]

I cut this from a college football blog......


Rivals
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Oregon
4. Boise State
5. USC
6. TCU
7. Nebraska
8. Texas
9. Wisconsin
10. Florida
11. Virginia Tech
12. Oklahoma
13. Pittsburgh
14. Iowa
15. Georgia Tech
16. LSU
17. North Carolina
18. Miami
19. Connecticut
20. Oregon State
21. Houston
22. Utah
23. Arkansas
24. Penn State
25. Cincinnati

Bleacher Report
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Iowa
5. Oregon
6. Florida
7. Virginia Tech
8. LSU
9. Texas
10. Nebraska
11. Georgia Tech
12. Cincinnati
13. Penn State
14. Oklahoma
15. Wisconsin
16. Uconn
17. Miami (FL)
18. Arkansas
19. Oregon State
20. Texas Tech
21. TCU
22. Georgia
23. Stanford
24. North Carolina
25. Utah


Mark Schlabach
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Oregon
5. Texas
6. Virginia Tech
7. TCU
8. Nebraska
9. Iowa
10. Wisconsin
11. Florida
12. Oklahoma
13. Georgia Tech
14. Cincinnati
15. Pittsburgh
16. Arkansas
17. Miami (FL)
18. LSU
19. Penn State
20. USC
21. Florida State
22. Oregon State
23. Georgia
24. Stanford
25. Navy

Mercury News
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Oregon
5. Miami
6. Virginia Tech
7. Texas Christian
8. Iowa
9. Nebraska
10. USC
11. Georgia Tech
12. Arkansas
13. Wisconsin
14. Texas
15. Florida
16. Houston
17. Oklahoma
18. Tennessee
19. Oregon State
20. Missouri
21. South Carolina
22. North Carolina
23. Arizona
24. Michigan
25. West Virginia

College Football Saturday
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Oregon
4. Boise State
5. Florida
6. TCU
7. Texas
8. Iowa
9. Virginia Tech
10. Miami
11. USC
12. Georgia Tech
13. LSU
14. Wisconsin
15. Oklahoma
16. Nebraska
17. Oregon State
18. South Carolina
19. Arkansas
20. West Virginia
21. Pitt
22. Georgia
23. Cincy
24. Auburn
25. Nevada


Scout
1. Alabama
2. Florida
3. Texas
4. Ohio State
5. Nebraska
6. Oklahoma
7. Virginia Tech
8. Boise State
9. Wisconsin
10. LSU
11. Oregon
12. Iowa
13. Penn State
14. North Carolina
15. USC
16. Georgia Tech
17. Miami
18. TCU
19. Auburn
20. Georgia
21. West Virginia
22. Florida State
23. Utah
24. Arkansas
25. BYU

Sports Illustrated
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Texas
5. Iowa
6. Oregon
7. TCU
8. Georgia Tech
9. Virginia Tech
10. Wisconsin
11. Florida
12. Penn State
13. Oklahoma
14. Miami (FL)
15. Nebraska
16. Pitt
17. Oregon State
18. North Carolina
19. Cincy
20. Cal
21. Houston
22. Georgia
23. LSU
24. BYU
25. Utah

670 the Score
1. Alabama
2. Boise State
3. Ohio State
4. Oregon
5. Texas
6. TCU
7. Virginia Tech
8. Florida
9. Iowa
10. Nebraska
11. USC
12. Wisconsin
13. Oregon State
14. Oklahoma
15. Arkansas
16. LSU
17. Miami
18. Georgia Tech
19. Pittsburgh
20. North Carolina
21. Penn State
22. California
23. Utah
24. Houston
25. Uconn

National Champions
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Oregon
5. Texas
6. Florida
7. TCU
8. Iowa
9. Nebraska
10. Wisconsin
11. Georgia Tech
12. Southern California
13. Penn State
14. Virginia Tech
15. Miami FL
16. Oklahoma
17. Oregon State
18. Cincinnati
19. North Carolina
20. Arkansas
21. Louisiana State
22. Utah
23. Florida State
24. West Virginia
25. Georgia


Not a bad list. So how did it turn out? Well, as you can guess, Alabama will be all but a unanimous number one pick. I?m a bit surprised Ohio State will be ahead of Boise State, but that is what seems to be the case here. So after combining all of those rankings from independents sources, our actual 2010 college football preseason rankings should look something like this:

1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Boise State
4. Oregon
5. Texas
6. Florida
7. Virginia Tech
8. Iowa
9. TCU
10. Nebraska
11. Wisconsin
12. Georgia Tech
13. Oklahoma
14. Miami
15. USC
16. LSU
17. Penn State
18. Oregon State
19. Arkansas
20. North Carolina
21. Pitt
22. Cincinnati
23. Georgia
24. Houston
25. Uconn

Others receiving votes: Utah, West Virginia, South Carolina, Florida State, Cal, Auburn, Tennessee, Missouri, Texas Tech, Stanford, Arizona, BYU, Michigan, Navy Midshipmen, Nevada

 

[thomas_howard]

surprised Oregon is top 5 sans Masoli.

 

[UGA12]

How the hell is Georgia Tech in the top 15 in most of these:shrug: #1 qb is hurt, #2 qb transfered, best wr gone, best rb gone, best defensive lineman gone and yet they are top 15. What am I missing?

 

[Dice34]

How the hell is Georgia Tech in the top 15 in most of these:shrug: #1 qb is hurt, #2 qb transfered, best wr gone, best rb gone, best defensive lineman gone and yet they are top 15. What am I missing?

not a gtech fan but,,shouldnt the #1 qb be back....#1 wr thomas is no big deal since they throw the ball like 10 times a game...#1 rb Dwyer will be replaced with Anthony Allen transfer from Lville whos had 2 yrs in the system, so no dropoff there...

what about bama, why are they #1? most likely lose if Colt doesnt get hurt and yet they lose 9 defenders from that defense....

i like miami as a sleeper nc contender...

 

[Dice34]

surprised Oregon is top 5 sans Masoli.

Nate Costa who is a senior knows the offense inside and out is talented along with athletic darron thomas...oregons offense will roll this year, backfield is deep and oline has depth

 

[UGA12]

not a gtech fan but,,shouldnt the #1 qb be back....#1 wr thomas is no big deal since they throw the ball like 10 times a game...#1 rb Dwyer will be replaced with Anthony Allen transfer from Lville whos had 2 yrs in the system, so no dropoff there...

what about bama, why are they #1? most likely lose if Colt doesnt get hurt and yet they lose 9 defenders from that defense....

i like miami as a sleeper nc contender...

I agree that it is more about the system than any other offense but losing those players and only having one real QB that will consistantly get the hell knocked out of him does not sound like a recipe for success to me:shrug: