Post your Final Top 25 here

[Hook'Em0608]

1. Florida St
2. Michigan St
3. Auburn
4. South Carolina
5. Missouri
6. UCF
7. Oregon
8. Oklahoma
9. Alabama
10. Baylor
11. Louisville
12. Clemson
13. Ohio St
14. Stanford
15. UCLA
16. Oklahoma St
17. LSU
18. Fresno St
19. Northern Illinois
20. Arizona St
21. Washington
22. USC
23. Texas A&M
24. Notre Dame
25. Wisconsin

Let's see who can rustle up some jimmies.

 

[bamabear82]

1-14. SEC
15-25. Don't matter.

 

[757Hokie83]

1-14. SEC
15-25. Don't matter.

did you get a job with ESPN?

 

[mutiger]

1. Florida St
2. Auburn
3. Michigan St.
4. Missouri
5. South Carolina
6. Oklahoma
7. Alabama
8. UCF
9. Clemson
10. Oregon
11. Ohio St.
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. Louisville
15. LSU
16. Oklahoma St.
17. UCLA
18. Texas A&M
19. USC
20. Duke
21. Arizona St.
22. Wisconsin
23. Vanderbilt
24. Washington
25. Notre Dame

 

[bamabear82]

did you get a job with ESPN?

Waiting on the call. Looking forward to becoming professional jimmy rustler.

 

[Bamabino]

1.FSU
2.Michigan St.
3.Awwwwwww.Burn.
4.S.Carolina
5.Missouri
6.Oklahoma
7.Alabama
8.Clemson
9.UCF
10.Louisville
11.Stanford
12.Oregon
13.Oklahoma St.
14.Baylor
15.LSU
16.Texas A&M
17.Ohio State
18.Arizona State
19.UCLA
20.USC
21.Duke
22.Washington
23.Notre Dame
24.Wisconsin
25.Nebraska

 

[Smart]

Is this the SportsHoopla End of Year Top 25? If so, can we get a proper thread title and dump the gunk?

1. Florida State (1)
2. Auburn (2)
3. South Carolina (4)
4. Michigan State (5)
5. Missouri (9)
6. Oregon (10)
7. Clemson (11)
8. Alabama (3)
9. Oklahoma (12)
10. Stanford (6)
11. UCF (16)
12. Ohio State (7)
13. LSU (13)
14. UCLA (15)
15. Louisville (18)
16. Baylor (8)
17. TAMU (19)
18. North Dakota State (22)
19. Oklahoma State (14)
20. USC (24)
21. Wisconsin (17)
22. Arizona State (20)
23. Washington (NR)
24. Vanderbilt (NR)
25. Iowa (21)

Dropped: Georgia (23), Northern Illinois (25)

FFO: Duke, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Georgia, Northern Illinois

 

[scoutyjones2]

LOL...your name is pure irony...SMART...but your "asshat" under line is correct.


MSU is #2, but what does it matter...If you're not first, you're last!

 

[bamabear82]

 

[Hook'Em0608]

Is this the SportsHoopla End of Year Top 25? If so, can we get a proper thread title and dump the gunk?

1. Florida State (1)
2. Auburn (2)
3. South Carolina (4)
4. Michigan State (5)
5. Missouri (9)
6. Oregon (10)
7. Clemson (11)
8. Alabama (3)
9. Oklahoma (12)
10. Stanford (6)
11. UCF (16)
12. Ohio State (7)
13. LSU (13)
14. UCLA (15)
15. Louisville (18)
16. Baylor (8)
17. TAMU (19)
18. North Dakota State (22)
19. Oklahoma State (14)
20. USC (24)
21. Wisconsin (17)
22. Arizona State (20)
23. Washington (NR)
24. Vanderbilt (NR)
25. Iowa (21)

Dropped: Georgia (23), Northern Illinois (25)

FFO: Duke, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Georgia, Northern Illinois

You found it didn't you bitch?

 

[4down20]

1. Florida St
2. South Carolina
3. Auburn
4. Missouri
5. UCF
6. Michigan St
7. Stanford
8. Ohio St
9. Oklahoma
10. Clemson
11. Baylor
12. Alabama
13. Louisville
14. LSU
15. Arizona St
16. UCLA
17. Oklahoma St
18. Oregon
19. Texas A&M
20. Notre Dame
21. Georgia
22. Washington
23. Southern California
24. Wisconsin
25. Duke

 

[7Samurai13]

1. Florida St
2. South Carolina
3. Auburn
4. Missouri
5. UCF
6. Michigan St
7. Stanford
8. Ohio St
9. Oklahoma
10. Clemson
11. Baylor
12. Alabama
13. Louisville
14. LSU
15. Arizona St
16. UCLA
17. Oklahoma St
18. Oregon
19. Texas A&M
20. Notre Dame
21. Georgia
22. Washington
23. Southern California
24. Wisconsin
25. Duke

Wow, just wow. At least you didn't drop Michigan State for winning their bowl game. Your formula is full of fail.

 

[KnightAndDay]

1.Florida State
2.Michigan State
3.Auburn
4.Missouri
5.South Carolina
6.Oklahoma
7.Alabama
8.Stanford
9.Clemson
10.UCF
11.Louisville
12.Ohio State
13.LSU
14.UCLA
15.Oregon
16.Texas A&M
17.Baylor
18.Washington
19.USC
20.Nebraska
21.Oklahoma State
22.Notre Dame
23.Wisconsin
24.Vanderbilt
25.East Carolina

 

[BigRedMoe]

1. Florida St
2. South Carolina
3. Auburn
4. Missouri
5. UCF
6. Michigan St
7. Stanford
8. Ohio St
9. Oklahoma
10. Clemson
11. Baylor
12. Alabama
13. Louisville
14. LSU
15. Arizona St
16. UCLA
17. Oklahoma St
18. Oregon
19. Texas A&M
20. Notre Dame
21. Georgia
22. Washington
23. Southern California
24. Wisconsin
25. Duke

 

[HoHumHokie]

1. Florida St
2. Auburn
3. South Carolina
4. Michigan State
5. Missouri
6. Clemson
7. Alabama
8. Oklahoma
9. Stanford
10. UCF
11. Oregon
12. Louisville
13. Ohio St
14. UCLA
15. LSU
16. Oklahoma St
17. USC
18. Baylor
19. Texas A&M
20. Duke
21. Arizona State
22. Wisconsin
23. Georgia
24. Notre Dame
25. East Carolina

 

[iowajerms]

1. Florida State (14-0)
2. Michigan State (13-1)
3. Oklahoma (11-2)
4. Auburn (12-2)
5. South Carolina (11-2)
6. Alabama (11-2)
7. Clemson (11-2)
8. Missouri (12-2)
9. UCF (12-1)
10. Ohio State (12-2)
11. Stanford (11-3)
12. Oregon (11-2)
13. Baylor (11-2)
14. UCLA (10-3)
15. LSU (10-3)
16. Arizona State (10-4)
17. Wisconsin (9-4)
18. Texas A&M (9-4)
19. Notre Dame (9-4)
20. USC (9-4)
21. Duke (9-4)
22. Nebraska (9-4)
23. Vanderbilt (9-4)
24. Washington (9-4)
25. Fresno State (11-2)

 

[ericd7633]

1. Florida State
2. Auburn
3. Michigan State
4. South Carolina
5. Missouri
6. Oklahoma
7. Alabama
8. Oregon
9. Clemson
10. UCF
11. Ohio State
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. UCLA
15. LSU
16. Oklahoma State
17. Louisville
18. Arizona State
19. Texas A&M
20. Notre Dame
21. USC
22. Washington
23. Duke
24. Vanderbilt
25. Arizona

 

[geneh_33]

I'll just be like the SEC guys and do it this way:

1. Florida State
2. Clemson
3. Duke
4. Miami
5. VT
6. Syracuse
7. North Carolina
8. Pittsburgh
9. Boston College
10. Georgia Tech
11. Maryland
12. Wake Forest
13. NC State
14. Virginia
15-25. Everybody else. You can even throw in a few SEC teams to help cheer them up!

 

[4down20]

Wow, just wow. At least you didn't drop Michigan State for winning their bowl game. Your formula is full of fail.

By my count, you have 2 quality wins, Ohio St and Stanford. The Big10 overall had a horrible showing in the bowl games which takes a little off the Michigan St SoS.

But here's what I find funny. People are constantly bitching about how previous polls have affect on the next weeks poll. And yet, when a method is actually applied that doesn't even remotely think "Well they were X rank the week before, so they should move up because they won", they think it's fail.

And people want to talk about how SoS is so important, but when that method is actually used, it's full of fail.

Get over it. You have the 72nd ranked SoS, and you lost to Notre Dame. 6th is a good ranking.

I have Alabama way down in 12th. 60th ranked SoS and 2 losses is the reason why.

The bottom line is people bitch whenever a result isn't where they think their team should be. Personally, I don't even remotely give a fuck what your opinion of it is.

 

[4down20]

Wow, just wow. At least you didn't drop Michigan State for winning their bowl game. Your formula is full of fail.

Btw, Michigan St beat an Ohio St that really don't play any good teams until it played Michigan St. Ohio St went on to lose to Clemson, a team South Carolina beat much more convincingly.

South Carolina did lose to Tennessee and Georgia(who Clemson beat) during the year. However, South Carolina also beat Missouri a top5 team by most peoples rankings, as well as the UCF team that most people have ranking in the top10 and just beat Baylor in a bowl game. UCF's only loss on the year.

I rank South Carolina with a top10 SoS this year, worlds ahead of Michigan St.

You beat a Stanford team who lost 2 games during the year, one of which was to USC and the other to Utah.

So, cry more. I have no interest coddling to teams who play weak schedules, not even my own team.