Just some thoughts...
A) Navy was dropped leaving no AAC teams. That kind of sucks.
B) USF has gotten a number of votes in a lot of polls. Right now they are at 10 which I guess makes them the #31 team. On the one hand they were getting more votes before they lost to us but on the other hand they seem to be on the map and its totally possible that they get ranked when everything is said an done.
C) highest ranked non-P5 teams are #23 W. Michigan (8-0) and #24 Boise (7-1) (committee poll). Its worth noting that Boise's loss is to Wyoming (6-2), who is in their division. So should Wyoming run the table, Boise would not be able to play for its conference championship. Western Michigan on the other hand seems to be a shoe in to win the MAC.
D) Tulsa got 3 votes in the both polls and has gotten votes for a few weeks now. I don't know what to make of that. Are they good? Houston also appears to be primed to get back into the top 25 as they got the 26th most votes in both polls.
Overall, sucks that the AAC doesn't have a ranked team, but it looks like Houston and maybe USF could get ranked. If USF breaks through that would mean that Temple has beaten a ranked team in two straight years. I don't know what to think of Tulsa's 3 votes. We need W. Michingan to lose.
A) Navy was dropped leaving no AAC teams. That kind of sucks.
B) USF has gotten a number of votes in a lot of polls. Right now they are at 10 which I guess makes them the #31 team. On the one hand they were getting more votes before they lost to us but on the other hand they seem to be on the map and its totally possible that they get ranked when everything is said an done.
C) highest ranked non-P5 teams are #23 W. Michigan (8-0) and #24 Boise (7-1) (committee poll). Its worth noting that Boise's loss is to Wyoming (6-2), who is in their division. So should Wyoming run the table, Boise would not be able to play for its conference championship. Western Michigan on the other hand seems to be a shoe in to win the MAC.
D) Tulsa got 3 votes in the both polls and has gotten votes for a few weeks now. I don't know what to make of that. Are they good? Houston also appears to be primed to get back into the top 25 as they got the 26th most votes in both polls.
Overall, sucks that the AAC doesn't have a ranked team, but it looks like Houston and maybe USF could get ranked. If USF breaks through that would mean that Temple has beaten a ranked team in two straight years. I don't know what to think of Tulsa's 3 votes. We need W. Michingan to lose.
