Sunday, October 29, 2006

My Top 25

My Top 25 for Oct. 29, 2006

1. Louisville 7-0 Beat Syracuse, Cincinnatti, Kansas State, Miami, MTSU and Kentucky.
2. Ohio State 9-0 Beat Minnesota, Indiana, Michigan State, Bowling Green, Iowa, Penn State, Cincinatti, Texas and Northern Illinois.
3. West Virginia 7-0 Beat U Conn, Syracuse, Mississippi State, East Carolina, Eastern Washington, Maryland and Marshall.
4. Michigan 9-0 Beat Northwestern, Iowa, Penn State, Michigan State, Minnesota, Wisconsin, held off Vanderbilt and beat Notre Dame and Central Michigan.
5. Boise State 8-0 Beat Idaho, Louisiana Tech, Utah, Hawaii, Oregon State and Wyoming.
6. Rutgers 7-0 Game On Sunday Beat Pittsburgh, Navy, South Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Howard.
7. UTK 7-1 Beat South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Memphis, Air Force, Marshall and Cal but lost to Florida.
8. Arkansas 7-1 Beat LA Monroe, Ole Miss, Auburn and Alabama. Lost to USC.
9. Notre Dame 7-1 Beat Navy, UCLA, Stanford, Purdue and Michigan State. Lost to Michigan after beating Penn State and Georgia Tech.
10. Texas 8-1 Lost to Ohio State but beat Nebraska, Baylor, Oklahoma, Rice, Texas Tech and Iowa State.
11. Auburn 8-1 Lost to Arkansas. Beat Ole Miss, Florida, South Carolina, LSU, Washington State and Mississippi State.
12. Tulsa 7-1 Beat UTEP, Memphis, East Carolina, Southern Miss and Navy.
13. Cal 7-1 Beat Washington in OT Beat Washington State, Oregon, Oregon State, Arizona State, Minnesota and Portland State but lost to UTK.
14. Florida 7-1 Lost to Auburn. Beat Georgia, LSU, Alabama, Kentucky, Central Florida, Southern Miss and UTK.
15. Wisconsin 7-1 Lost to Michigan but beat Purdue, Illinois, Minnesota, Northwestern, Indiana, Western Illinois and San Deigo State.
16. Texas A&M 8-1 Beat Baylor, Oklahoma State, Missouri, Kansas, Louisiana Tech and Louisiana Lafayette but lost to Texas Tech.
17. USC 6-1 Lost to Oregon State. Beat Arizona State, Washington, Washington State, Arizona, Nebraska and Arkansas.
18. Boston College 7-1 Lost to NC State. Beat Buffalo, Florida State, Virginia, Maine, BYU and narrowly edged Clemson.
19. Wake Forrest 7-1 Lost to Clemson. Beat North Carolina, NC State, Ole Miss, U Conn and Duke.
20. LSU 6-2 Lost to Florida and Auburn but beat Fresno State, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Arizona, Tulane and Louisiana Lafayette.
21. Georgia Tech 6-2 Lost to Clemson and Notre Dame and beat The Fighting Hurricanes, Maryland, Virginia Tech and Virginia.
22. South Carolina 5-3 Beat Vanderbilt, Kentucky and FAU. Lost to Auburn and UTK.
23. Virginia Tech 6-2 Lost to Boston College and Georgia Tech. Beat Clemson, Southern Mississippi, Cincinatti, Duke, North Carolina and Northeastern.
24. Maryland 6-2 Beat Florida State, NC State, Virginia and FIU. Almost upset Georgia Tech.
25. Oklahoma 6-2 Lost to Texas. Beat Missouri, Colorado, Iowa State and MTSU.

Knocking on the Door
26. Oregon 6-2 Lost to Washington State and Cal. Beat UCLA, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Fresno State, Portland State and Stanford.
27. Clemson 7-2 Lost to Virginia Tech. Beat Georgia Tech, Temple, Wake Forrest, Louisiana Tech, North Carolina and Florida State.
28. Hawaii 6-2 Beat Ohio, Beat New Mexico State, Fresno State, Nevada and Eastern Illinois. Lost to Boise State.
29. Missouri 7-2 Lost to Oklahoma and Texas A&M. Beat Kansas State, Texas Tech, Colorado, Ohio, New Mexico and Ole Miss.
30. Pittsburgh 6-2 Lost to Rutgers. Beat Central Florida, Syracuse, Toledo and the Citadel.
31. Brigham Young 6-2 Beat Air Force, UNLV, San Deigo State, TCU and Utah State.
32. Kent State 4-2 Beat Toledo, Temple, Akron and Bowling Green.
33. TCU 5-2 Dropped to Utah and BYU. Beat Wyoming, Army, Texas Tech, UC-Davis and Baylor.
34. San Jose State 5-2 Lost to Nevada. Beat Utah State, San Deigo State, LA Tech and Cal Poly.
35. Western Michigan 6-2 Lost to Ohio. Beat Eastern Michigan, Ball State, Northern Illinois and Temple.
36. Oregon State 6-3 Beat USC.
37. Alabama 6-3 Lost to UTK, Lost to Florida and Arkansas. Beat Ole Miss, Duke, Vanderbilt, Hawaii and Louisiana Monroe.
38. Iowa 6-3 Lost to Michigan, Indiana and Ohio State. Beat No. Ill., Purdue, Illinois, Iowa State, Syracuse and Montana.
39. Houston 6-3 Lost to Southern Mississippi and Louisiana Lafayette. Barely lost to Miami. Beat Central Florida, UTEP, Oklahoma State, Tulane and Grambling.
40. Washington State 6-3 Lost to Cal and USC. Beat UCLA, Stanford and Oregon State
41. Arizona State 5-3 Lost to USC, Oregon and Cal but beat Stanford, Washington, Colorado and Nevada.
42. Penn State 6-3 Beat Purdue, Illinois, Minnesota and Northwestern. Lost to Ohio State and Michigan.
43. Navy 5-3 Lost to Rutgers, Notre Dame and Tulsa. Beat Air Force, U Mass and U Conn.
44. Georgia 6-3 Lost to Florida, Vanderbilt and UTK. Beat Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Colorado, UAB, South Carolina and Western Kentucky.
45. Oklahoma State 5-3 Lost to Texas A&M, Kansas State and Houston. Beat Nebraska, Arkansas State and Kansas.
46. Arkansas State 5-3 Beat North Texas, Memphis, Louisiana Monroe, Army and FIU. Lost to SMU, FAU and Oklahoma State.
47. Nebraska 6-3 Lost to Oklahoma State and Texas. Beat Kansas State, Iowa State, Kansas and Troy.
48. Ohio 6-3 Beat Kent State.
49. South Florida 5-3 Beat North Carolina, U Conn, Central Florida and FIU. Lost to Kansas and Cincinnatti.
50. Nevada 5-3 Beat News Mexico State, Colorado State, Northwestern and UNLV.
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