Sunday, September 24, 2006

My Top 25 for Sept. 24, 2006
If you are looking for updates from Eldora, scroll down past the Top 25 for complete coverage. With that said, here is My Top 25 for this week.

1. Louisville 4-0 Beat Kansas State, Miami and Kentucky.
2. Iowa 4-0 Beat Illinois, Iowa State, also beat Syracuse and Montana.
3. Virginia Tech 4-0 Beat Cincinatti, Duke, North Carolina and Northeastern.
4. Florida 4-0 Beat Kentucky, UTK by one and beat Central Florida and Southern Miss.
5. West Virginia 4-0 Beat East Carolina, Eastern Washington, Maryland and Marshall.
6. Auburn 4-0 Slaughtered Buffalo, beat LSU, Washington State and Mississippi State.
7. Oregon 3-0 Beat Oklahma and Fresno State in a close one. Also beat Stanford.
8. Georgia 4-0 Edged Colorado. Beat UAB, South Carolina and Western Kentucky.
9. Michigan 4-0 Beat Wisconsin, held off Vanderbilt and beat Notre Dame and Central Michigan.
10. Ohio State 4-0 Beat Penn State, Cincinatti, Texas and Northern Illinois.
11. USC 3-0 Beat Arizona, Nebraska and Arkansas.
12. Texas A&M 4-0 Beat Louisiana Tech and Louisiana Lafayette.
13. Houston 4-0 Beat Oklahoma State, Tulane and Grambling.
14. Missouri 4-0 Beat Ohio, New Mexico and Ole Miss.
15. TCU 3-0 Beat Texas Tech, UC-Davis and Baylor.
16. Boise State 4-0 Beat Hawaii, Oregon State from the PAC 10 and Wyoming.
17. Purdue 4-0 Beat Minnesota, Ball State and Miami of Ohio in overtime.
18. Wake Forrest 4-0 Beat Ole Miss, U Conn and Duke.
19. Rutgers 4-0 Beat Illinois, Ohio and the ever tough Howard.
20. UTK 3-1 Lost to Florida but Air Force, Marshall and Cal.
21. Texas 3-1 Lost to Ohio State but slaughtered Rice and Iowa State.
22. Clemson 3-1 Beat North Carolina and Florida State.
23. Georgia Tech 3-1 Beat Virginia. Almost beat Notre Dame.
24. Southern Miss 2-1 Beat NC State.
25. Notre Dame 3-1 Edged Michigan State. Lost to Michigan after beating Penn State and Georgia Tech.

Knocking on the Door
26. Cal 3-1 Beat Arizona State, Minnesota and Portland State but lost to UTK.
27. Arkansas 3-1 Beat Alabama in OT.
28. Michigan State 3-1 Lost to Notre Dame in a close one. Beat Pitt and Eastern Michigan.
29. LSU 3-1 Lost to Auburn but beat Arizona, Tulane and Louisiana Lafayette.
30. Florida State 3-1 Crushed Rice, lost to Clemson and almost lost to Troy.
31. Wisconsin 3-1 Lost to Michigan but beat the always tough Western Illinois and San Deigo State.
32. Tulsa 3-1 Bear Navy in OT.
33. Texas Tech 3-1 Beat SE Louisiana.
34. Oklahoma 3-1 Ran all over MTSU
35. San Jose State 2-1 Beat Cal Poly.
36. Arizona State 3-1 Lost to Cal but beat Colorado and Nevada.
37. South Carolina 3-1 Beat FAU.
38. Washington 3-1 Beat UCLA.
39. Colorado State 2-1
40. Nebraska 3-1 Beat Troy.
41. Navy 3-1 Lost to Tulsa in OT. Beat U Mass.
42. Maryland 3-1 Beat FIU.
43. Oregon State 2-1 Beat Idaho.
44. Kansas 3-1 Beat South Florida.
45. Pittsburgh 3-1 Beat the Citadel.
46. Washington State 3-1 Beat Stanford.
47. Alabama 3-1 Lost to Arkansas in OT. Edged out Vanderbilt and beat Hawaii, Louisiana Monroe.
48. Oklahoma State 3-1 Lost to Houston. Beat FAU and Arkansas State.
49. Connicuticut 2-1 Beat Indiana.
50. Western Michigan 3-1 Killed Temple.
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