BD Top 25 Polls; Week One

College football is sure to generate twists, suspense, surprises, and much, much more in the current 2011 season. If you blink, you miss it.

And if you blink, you miss the rankings. That's how fast the season goes. So, without further ado, the BD Top 25 Rankings.

Note: Still Pending Result of Miami Florida-Maryland game.

25. Arizona State
24. Penn State
23. USC
22. TCU
21. Auburn
20. West Virginia
19. Missouri
18. Florida
17. Michigan State
16. Mississippi State
15. Ohio State
14. Arkansas
13. South Carolina
12. Virginia Tech
11. Oklahoma State
10. Nebraska
9. Oregon
8. Texas A&M
7. Wisconsin
6. Florida State
5. Alabama
4. Stanford
3. Boise State
2. LSU
1. Oklahoma

Others
Notre Dame, Georgia, Northwestern, Miami (FL), Texas, Iowa, BYU, Michigan, Houston, Air Force, NC State, Pittsburgh, Tennessee

College Football Pick 'Em
College Football Pick 'Em is back! I'll list a few games to pick the result of and each game adds an amount of points to your total. Comment on my article if you'd like to join.

Fan-Picked Polls
Fan-Picked Polls are back! I will list a bunch of worthy teams to pick from and the teams that get the most votes by a certain deadline will be in the Top 25.

Comments

Baily D said…
Here are the Games For College Football Pick 'Em Week One:

Alabama at Penn State: 4 Points
Arizona at Oklahoma State: 2 Points
Missouri at Arizona State: 3 Points
Nevada at Oregon: 1 Point
Mississippi State at Auburn: 3 Points
South Carolina at Georgia: 3 Points
California at Colorado: 1 Point
Stanford at Duke: 1 Point
Notre Dame at Michigan: 3 Points

Deadline: Thursday, September 8 at 5:01 PM PT.
September 5, 2011 at 11:55 AM
Baily D said…
Here are Baily D's Picks
Alabama
Oklahoma State
Arizona State
Oregon
Mississippi State
South Carolina
California
Stanford
Michigan
September 5, 2011 at 11:56 AM
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