Week 10 rankings

[hermes]

AP

1 Florida (38) 8-0
2 Texas (13) 8-0
3 Alabama (8) 8-0
4 Cincinnati 8-0
5 Boise State 8-0
6 TCU 8-0
7 Oregon 7-1
8 Iowa 9-0
9 LSU 7-1
10 Georgia Tech 8-1
11 Penn State 8-1
12 USC 6-2
13 Houston 7-1
14 Pittsburgh 7-1
15 Ohio State 7-2
16 Miami (FL) 6-2
17 Utah 7-1
18 Oklahoma State 6-2
19 Notre Dame 6-2
20 Oklahoma 5-3
21 Arizona 5-2
22 Virginia Tech 5-3
23 California 6-2
24 Wisconsin 6-2
25 Brigham Young 6-2

USA Today Coaches

1 Florida (50) 8-0
2 Texas (4) 8-0
3 Alabama (5) 8-0
4 TCU 8-0
5 Boise State 8-0
6 Iowa 9-0
7 Cincinnati 8-0
8 Oregon 7-1
9 LSU 7-1
10 Penn State 8-1
11 Georgia Tech 8-1
12 Ohio State 7-2
13 USC 6-2
14 Pittsburgh 7-1
15 Houston 7-1
16 Utah 7-1
17 Miami (FL) 6-2
18 Oklahoma State 6-2
19 Arizona 5-2
20 Oklahoma 5-3
21 Notre Dame 6-2
22 Wisconsin 6-2
23 California 6-2
24 Virginia Tech 5-3
25 Brigham Young 6-2

should OU be ranked?

and i think that oregon has a good case to be ranked ahead of iowa, and maybe Cincinnati

[hermes]

here's the BCS rankings

1 Florida
2 Texas
3 Alabama
4 Iowa
5 Cincinnati
6 TCU
7 Boise State
8 Oregon
9 LSU
10 Georgia Tech
11 Penn State
12 USC
13 Pittsburgh
14 Utah
15 Houston
16 Ohio State
17 Miami (FL)
18 Arizona
19 Oklahoma State
20 California
21 Wisconsin
22 Notre Dame
23 Virginia Tech
24 Oklahoma
25 South Florida

[Icness]

The Bama/LSU game is huge this weekend. LSU wins and that means Florida can probably lose a game (perhaps to LSU in the SEC title) and still make the BCS title game. If Texas loses along the way that is a given.

The OSU/PSU game is probably for the Capital One Bowl berth, with the loser likely headed to whatever the Motor City Bowl has become. Orlando or Detroit in winter...hmm.

[NO-KG-AI]

You think if LSU wins the SEC title and finishes with 1 loss(a low scorer to Florida), Florida would get in with 1 loss, despite losing in the SEC title game?