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Title: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: WALL-E on September 18, 2012, 02:27:03 PM Published on Tue, 18 Sep 2012 13:00:02 EDT
The ESPN.com Power Rankings came out Monday, so it's time to see where Chris and I put in our own rankings: Edward Aschoff's poll: 1. Alabama 2. LSU 3. Oregon 4. Florida State 5. Georgia 6. West Virginia 7. Oklahoma 8. South Carolina 9. USC 10. Kansas State 11. Texas 12. Ohio State 13. Clemson 14. Stanford 15. Notre Dame 16. Florida 17. TCU 18. Michigan 19. Louisville 20. Michigan State 21. UCLA 22. Arizona 23. Mississippi State 24. Nebraska 25. More... (http://espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/50831/looking-at-our-power-rankings-2) Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: BAMAWV on September 18, 2012, 03:21:52 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season.
>:( :popcorn2: Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: SUPERCOACH on September 18, 2012, 03:26:41 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season. >:( :popcorn2: I'm guilty as charged. I will be quick to remove them when they stumble though. Ask USC when our poll comes out in a couple of hours. :lol: My problem is that there are maybe 10 obviously decent teams, and then a whole bunch of "also rans" that you have to pick from to fill out your ballot. OK, OK, I admit it, there are about 2 teams worth a vote and the rest are irrelevant. What's a pollster to do? :dunno: Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: BAMAWV on September 18, 2012, 03:31:35 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season. >:( :popcorn2: I'm guilty as charged. I will be quick to remove them when they stumble though. Ask USC when our poll comes out in a couple of hours. :lol: My problem is that there are maybe 10 obviously decent teams, and then a whole bunch of "also rans" that you have to pick from to fill out your ballot. OK, OK, I admit it, there are about 2 teams worth a vote and the rest are irrelevant. What's a pollster to do? :dunno: Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: SUPERCOACH on September 18, 2012, 03:34:33 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season. >:( :popcorn2: I'm guilty as charged. I will be quick to remove them when they stumble though. Ask USC when our poll comes out in a couple of hours. :lol: My problem is that there are maybe 10 obviously decent teams, and then a whole bunch of "also rans" that you have to pick from to fill out your ballot. OK, OK, I admit it, there are about 2 teams worth a vote and the rest are irrelevant. What's a pollster to do? :dunno: Not a bad idea. The top 2 are the ones that are going to fight for the crystal football. Who cares about the others? #+ Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: BAMAWV on September 18, 2012, 03:42:52 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season. >:( :popcorn2: I'm guilty as charged. I will be quick to remove them when they stumble though. Ask USC when our poll comes out in a couple of hours. :lol: My problem is that there are maybe 10 obviously decent teams, and then a whole bunch of "also rans" that you have to pick from to fill out your ballot. OK, OK, I admit it, there are about 2 teams worth a vote and the rest are irrelevant. What's a pollster to do? :dunno: Not a bad idea. The top 2 are the ones that are going to fight for the crystal football. Who cares about the others? #+ Title: Re: "Looking at our power rankings" by Edward Aschoff Post by: ricky023 on September 18, 2012, 03:57:37 PM Lots of love in the polls and power rankings for WVU, a team that has yet to play a ballgame. They play Maryland (2-1) this week. Maryland beat William AND Mary 7-6 so we know they are good. WVU has scored in bunches but is 60th in "points against". They'll keep Geno Smith in until there is 7 or 8 seconds left in the 4th to pad his numbers, but give up 3 TDs. When they begin to play Big 12 competition (Baylor next week) they'll run into other offenses that will also score 60-70 a game and end up 7-4 on the regular season. >:( :popcorn2: I'm guilty as charged. I will be quick to remove them when they stumble though. Ask USC when our poll comes out in a couple of hours. :lol: My problem is that there are maybe 10 obviously decent teams, and then a whole bunch of "also rans" that you have to pick from to fill out your ballot. OK, OK, I admit it, there are about 2 teams worth a vote and the rest are irrelevant. What's a pollster to do? :dunno: Not a bad idea. The top 2 are the ones that are going to fight for the crystal football. Who cares about the others? #+ Hey BAMAWV you make WV sound like they ain't going no where are you sure? Ain't you heard how great of players they have and this amazing coach. Well anyway they may play for a crystal ball, not sure where. RTR! |