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/c/CFB Poll Top 25
1. Oregon
2. Texas
3. Notre Dame
4. Penn State
5. ~~SMU~~
6. Ohio State
7. ~~Indiana~~
8. Georgia
9. ~~Tennessee~~
10. South Carolina
11. Arizona State
12. Boise State
13. Alabama
14. Ole Miss
T-15. Iowa State
T-15. Miami
17. BYU
18. ~~Clemson~~
19. ~~Army~~
20. Colorado
T-21. Syracuse
T-21. UNLV
23. Louisville
24. Illinois
25. Baylor

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c/cfb Week 10 Poll Results (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 years ago by g0d0fm15ch13f@lemmy.world to c/cfb@fanaticus.social

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Place	Team	Points	#1 Votes	Movement
1	Ohio State	115	2	+1
2	Florida State	112	0	+2
3	Washington	110	0	+2
4	Texas	101	0	+3
5	Georgia	99	0	+1
6	Michigan	98	3	-5
7	Oregon	93	0	+2
8	Oklahoma	86	0	-5
9	Alabama	85	0	-
10	Penn State	75	0	-
11	Ole Miss	73	0	+2
12	Notre Dame	72	0	+2
13	Louisville	59	0	+6
14	Missouri	50	0	+1
15	Air Force	47	0	+3
16	LSU	44	0	-
17	James Madison	38	0	+3
18	Tennessee	35	0	+6
19	Utah	30	0	-7
20	Liberty	30	0	+2
21	USC	24	0	+2
22	Kansas	24	0	NR
23	Oregon State	23	0	-12
24	Kansas State	17	0	NR
25	UCLA	15	0	NR

Others receiving votes: Iowa (14), North Carolina (12), Tulane (10), Texas A&M (9), Duke (7), Oklahoma State (7), Arizona (5), Miami (FL) (2), Troy (2), Fresno State (1), SMU (1)

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[–] ToasterOverlord@fanaticus.social 5 points 2 years ago

Didn't have anOSU end zone ready, so had to scramble to add that to my Photoshop file for the banner. Was not expecting them at #1 here or in the playoff rankings (although I get it, if the season ended today, they do have the best resume).

And we only got 5 responses this week? That's a shame. Looking at the point distribution, so many teams could move by even one more ballot. So my takeaway is besides the small sample size, there's not much consensus among the community.