AP POLL - SEPT 29

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  1. Alabama (40)
  2. Texas (19)
  3. Ohio State (4)
  4. Tennessee
  5. Georgia
  6. Oregon
  7. Penn State
  8. Miami
  9. Missouri
  10. Michigan
  11. USC
  12. Ole Miss
  13. LSU
  14. Notre Dame
  15. Clemson
  16. Iowa State
  17. BYU
  18. Utah
  19. Oklahoma
  20. Kansas State
  21. Boise State
  22. Louisville
  23. Indiana
  24. Illinois
  25. UNLV
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#1 target firmly on Bama's back, though the Coaches Poll has them at #2

Seems familiar
 
There isn’t four places difference in Bama and Georgia. We just saw them play each other.
 
Is he saying Georgia should be higher? Who should they be above?
Or Bama lower. Pollsters are acolytes and favor the polling tradition of record over who the wins are against. Georgia has a win over Clem and a close loss to Bama. (I’m no willing yo give them much credit for the Kentucky win…yet.)

Who has Texas, Ohio State and Tennessee beaten that makes any better than Georgia? I’m putting the Texas win over Michigan and the Bols win over OU in the category of Georgia’s win over Kentucky. The “Maybe Later” category.
 
There isn’t four places difference in Bama and Georgia. We just saw them play each other.
To me, 1-5 are all in one tier and you can ranked them how you want them.
Not sure if the spread btw these teams are no more than 4 pts from what we've seen so far
 
There should be consequences for losing and somewhat even for poor play.
i.e. Georgia should be treated like a one loss team, because they are a one loss team.

I don't really care what the 1-19 order should be.
I don't care that Georgia lost by just 7 pts. They were down 30 - 7 at half.
I don't care that Georgia would highly likely beat 80% (+/-) of the remaining undefeated teams.
Plenty of teams got the boot completely outta the Top 25 because THEY LOST and that's fair enough.

Rank Georgia the highest of the one loss teams. I'm fine with that. However, they should have to win their way back into the CFB Playoff just like every other one loss team has too.

Same theory applies to one loss USC, Ole Miss, LSU, Notre Dame, Clemson, Utah, Oklahoma, Kansas St, Boise St, Louisville, Illinois, and Texas A&M.

Are we sure AP #20 Kansas St (4-1) can beat AP #23 Indiana (5-0)?
Indiana has won all 5 of their games convincingly (Ave 48.8 - 13) . They won @ UCLA by a bigger margin (42-13) than AP #6 Oregon did (34-13).

1) Alabama (4-0)
2) Texas (5-0)
3) Ohio St (4-0)
4) Tennessee (4-0)
5) Oregon (4-0)
6) Penn St (4-0)
7) Miami (5-0)
8) Missouri (4-0)
9) Iowa St (4-0)
10) BYU (5-0)
11) Indiana (5-0)
12) Duke (5-0)
13) Pitt (4-0)
14) Rutgers (4-0)
15) UNLV (4-0)
16) Army (4-0)
17) Navy (4-0)
18) Liberty (4-0)
19) James Madison (4-0)
20) Georgia (3-1)
21 - 25) Other 1 loss teams

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So it should really be

1. Texas
2. Ohio St
3. Tennessee
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
Depends on how much stock you put in record or wins….without consideration of whether those wins are against quality opponents or not.
To me, 1-5 are all in one tier and you can ranked them how you want them.
Not sure if the spread btw these teams are no more than 4 pts from what we've seen so far
The “what we’ve seen so far” is the key imo. And this early in the season we haven’t “seen” much because the lack of good OOC games and or lack of good conference matchups.
 
Michigan above ND and Clemson remains silly
 
There should be consequences for losing and somewhat even for poor play.
i.e. Georgia should be treated like a one loss team, because they are a one loss team.

I don't really care what the 1-19 order should be.
I don't care that Georgia lost by just 7 pts. They were down 30 - 7 at half.
I don't care that Georgia would highly likely beat 80% (+/-) of the remaining undefeated teams.
Plenty of teams got the boot completely outta the Top 25 because THEY LOST and that's fair enough.

Rank Georgia the highest of the one loss teams. I'm fine with that. However, they should have to win their way back into the CFB Playoff just like every other one loss team has too.

Same theory applies to one loss USC, Ole Miss, LSU, Notre Dame, Clemson, Utah, Oklahoma, Kansas St, Boise St, Louisville, Illinois, and Texas A&M.

Are we sure AP #20 Kansas St (4-1) can beat AP #23 Indiana (5-0)?
Indiana has won all 5 of their games convincingly (Ave 48.8 - 13) . They won @ UCLA by a bigger margin (42-13) than AP #6 Oregon did (34-13).

1) Alabama (4-0)
2) Texas (5-0)
3) Ohio St (4-0)
4) Tennessee (4-0)
5) Oregon (4-0)
6) Penn St (4-0)
7) Miami (5-0)
8) Missouri (4-0)
9) Iowa St (4-0)
10) BYU (5-0)
11) Indiana (5-0)
12) Duke (5-0)
13) Pitt (4-0)
14) Rutgers (4-0)
15) UNLV (4-0)
16) Army (4-0)
17) Navy (4-0)
18) Liberty (4-0)
19) James Madison (4-0)
20) Georgia (3-1)
21 - 25) Other 1 loss teams

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