https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Eo_9bZkbYN8rjY1SEZgysFbigmlIEGyz6Spu_UMx2I4/edit?usp=sharing
Pretty
thrilled. The five teams I think have the best shot to make the
playoff, Clemson, MSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Alabama, are all in the
top 20. Even Alabama's bye week didn't hurt them like it usually does
every year.
And for all the bellyaching done all year
about Baylor's schedule, look at Iowa's. You'll have to scroll down a
bit. Sagarin "agrees" with me, having the teams at 65 and 62
respectively. I saw a writer point out today that Iowa played Pitt, and
even more humorously, Iowa State out of conference. I guess it counts
less if you play Iowa State in-conference.
If MSU had not lost to Nebraska, their coefficient would be a full .0700 ahead of Toledo. They would be as far ahead of second as second is
ahead of 35th. Road wins and a SOS that improves leaps and bounds
every week will do that. I do hope that they don't suffer the fate of
Central Florida: finished first in 2013, currently 124th.
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