New top 25

Indiansnetwork's Top 25:

1-5: Ohio State
6: Michigan
7: Troy Smith
8: Ohio State JV
9: '79 Buckeyes
10: Ohio State incoming recruits
11: Archie Griffin
12: Ohio State student managers
13: Kirk Herbstreit
14: Texas (just to boost BCS numbers)
15: The city of Columbus itself
16: Ted Ginn Jr.
17: Ted Ginn Sr.
18: Maurice Clarett
19: Bowling Green
20: Keith Byars
21: Jim Tressel
22: Art Schlichter
23: Ohio State satellite campus players
24: Raymont Harris
25: Bobby Hoying

 

DyePack, Andy Katzenmoyer is at least No. 19

 

That was funny but I really can't have Maurice that high.

 

I'm tired of Butler By'note getting shafted in the polls.

 

I can only hope that Greg Hare got some votes, too...

 

I would prefer that Massillon Washington High School and Canton Mckinley recieved more then Cincinnati Moeller.

 

Jason, seriously, what is up with the Miami obsession? They are clearly not a top 25 team this season.

 

He left Miami in there because he won't admit he was wrong the first time.

That team is a fucking joke, and it has nothing to do with what happened last week.

 

He left them in because he likes thugs.

 

Actually, it's By'not'e. And I loved watching him in college. On to the rankings ...

--USC probably ought to be No. 2, based on schedule strength, but at least you got those four unbeatens up top
--Louisville is probably where it ought to be, given the way it's played recently
--Just to be redundant, why the Canes? Will they finally drop out when GaTech whips them next week?

 

Know what every team in the top 10 have in common?

They'd all be undefeated if they had WVa's schedule.

At some point, not playing a single team worth an absolute shit has to come into play.

Tennessee is fine. Alabama is a rivalry game. All you hope for in a game like that is to win. Anything above that is a bonus. Despite the record, Bama has a pretty good team. It just happens to have a very shitty coach.

Arkansas is probably a bit high. But at the same time, they did beat the No. 2 team in the country and bitch slapped a conference opponent today. Can't argue too much. I just think Florida and Auburn are the best of the one-loss teams, despite Auburn's loss to Arkansas.

By the way, I'd love to see some of the top 15 teams take a stab at playing in the SEC. Not making any sort of a statement or anything. I'd just like to see how that would go.

 

So Boise State's undefeated and gets a vote at 21st. Miami's lost games, and eked out a win over a Duke team that's absolutely terrible, and gets a vote at 22nd.

You're full of shit, Jason. No way in hell should Miami be getting any votes at all. Bullshit, inablity to admit you're wrong.