Monday, October 31, 2005

College Football Ratings 10/31/05

RankTeamPointsRecordAP Rank
1.USC 20.169 8-01
2. Texas 20.139 8-02
3. Virginia Tech 15.1688-03
4. Penn St. 12.5618-110
5. Ohio St. 10.9096-212
6. Miami 10.8886-15
7. Notre Dame 10.5655-28
8. Michigan 7.7526-322
9. LSU 7.3056-16
10. Auburn 4.7436-217
11. Oregon 3.9947-115
12. Michigan St. 2.9585-3NR
13. Arizona St. 2.3644-4NR
14. Wisconsin 2.1658-114
15. Florida St. 2.1417-19
16. Alabama 2.0448-04
17. Texas Tech 1.8517-116
18. Louisville 1.6385-224
19. Florida 1.2926-213
20. Minnesota 0.9815-330
21. Fresno St. 0.5736-121
22. Boston College -0.9326-219
23. Colorado -1.2566-225
24. Georgia -1.3187-111
25. UCLA -1.4918-07


AP ranked teams not in my poll:
AP Rank Team My Points Record
18. West Virginia -5.6506-1
20. TCU -1.9758-1
21. California -4.0566-2

3 Comments:

Blogger Freethinker said...

Almost...

12:50 PM, October 31, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

So can you explain to us J. how you come up with these points, and thus the rankings?

And do you have any opinions on who will be in the national championship (and a predicted winner)? I am guessing UT and USC with USC winning 24-17.

4:26 PM, October 31, 2005  
Blogger Freethinker said...

The ratings show how well a team has played and are weighted slightly for more recent games and more important games. Basically teams get points based on how they do in a situation compared to how well my hypothetical benchmark team would do in that situation (beating bad teams easily and playing better teams close seem to be important in my ratings).

USC and UT will be in the championship game if they win out -which they both should. In the Rose Bowl, I like USC over UT 38-31 - they same as what you said but higher scoring. I think USC is probably a bit underrated in my ratings because they've taken a few first halves of games off (which Texas only did once against OSU last week).

And obviously I'm having some sort of issue with unnecessary white space in this entry...

9:57 PM, October 31, 2005  

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