Yes, I know. The season is more than half over. It takes time for some of the wins and losses to allow teams to separate. I only did the top 20 this week, because so many teams were clustered between an 8.5 and 8.75. Similarly, the difference between the 6 unbeatens at the top is a matter of the opponents' wins, with OSU's opponents having more wins at this point in the season than the others. So without further ado:
1. Oklahoma State 13.625
2. Boise State 13.571
3. Alabama 13.375
4. LSU 13.125
5. Stanford 13.000
6. Houston 12.375
6. Oklahoma 12.375
8. Clemson 11.444
9. Michigan 11.375
9. South Carolina 11.375
11. Virginia Tech 11.111
12. Nebraska 11.000
13. Penn State 10.555
14. Arkansas 10.375
14. Oregon 10.375
14. Southern Miss. 10.375
17. Kansas State 10.125
18. USC 9.75
19. Georgia Tech 9.444
20. Michigan State 9.375
As far as this week's game of the century, Alabama will edge LSU (barely). LSU's victory over Northwestern State means they trail the Tide by 2 bonus points. As they say, there is lots of football yet to be played, but this gives us an idea of what we would be looking at, were the NCAA to adopt a 16 team playoff.
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