Week 2 AP Poll- James Madison with 11 votes!

[hermes]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/rankings

1 Alabama (52) 2-0
2 Ohio State (5) 2-0
3 Boise State (1) 1-0
4 TCU 2-0
5 Oregon 2-0
6 Texas (1) 2-0
7 Oklahoma 2-0
8 Nebraska 2-0
9 Iowa 2-0
10 Florida 2-0
11 Wisconsin 2-0
12 Arkansas 2-0
13 South Carolina 2-0
14 Utah 2-0
15 LSU 2-0
16 Auburn 2-0
17 Miami (FL) 1-1
18 USC 2-0
19 Stanford 2-0
20 Michigan 2-0
21 West Virginia 2-0
22 Penn State 1-1
23 Houston 2-0
24 Arizona 2-0
25 Oregon State 0-1

* Dropped from rankings: Virginia Tech 13, Georgia Tech 15, Georgia 22

* Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 62, Fresno State 48, Air Force 46, California 45, Georgia 42, Florida State 41, Missouri 37, Georgia Tech 35, Clemson 25, North Carolina 23, Texas A&M 18, Texas Tech 17, Michigan State 15, James Madison 11, Kansas State 10, Oklahoma State 10, Maryland 6, East Carolina 4, Nevada 2, Baylor 1, Boston College 1, North Carolina State 1, Northwestern 1,

[Icness]

Good for the Dukes! They've been a very strong program for a few years now. IMO the top teams in the CAA (JMU, RIchmond, Delaware) the past few years could go above .500 in the MAC or CUSA. This JMU squad is better than the App State team that beat Michigan.

Surprised Miami stayed so high. They were awful in Columbus and I didn't think OSU brought their best either.

Nice to see Michigan get ranked, they've earned it. Now their fans will have their souls crushed that much more when they lose 5 of their last 6, sweet

[craig01]

A grand total of ONE Big East and ONE ACC team in the top 25.

[DelaneyRudd]

What a stinker of a next week schedule. Iowa Arizona is the only ranked vs ranked game. Air Force could knock off Oklahoma.

[craig01]

What a stinker of a next week schedule. Iowa Arizona is the only ranked vs ranked game. Air Force could knock off Oklahoma.

Yeah, no marquee match ups, but really most of those games ended up one sided except for Michigan Notre Dame.

There is a ton of conference action and undoubtedly there will be some upsets as the "over ranked" teams begin the fall out.