College Football Top 25: BlogPoll Post-Week 7 Results

Here's what she looks like. You can find SB Nation's poll analysis here. My comments follow the results:

Results for Week 7

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	Alabama Crimson Tide (62)	24.64	0.84	--
2	Oregon Ducks (3)	23.32	2.15	--
3	Florida Gators (5)	22.51	1.40	2
4	Kansas St. Wildcats (1)	21.99	1.36	2
5	Notre Dame Fighting Irish (4)	21.30	1.81	2
6	LSU Tigers	18.41	2.62	3
7	South Carolina Gamecocks	17.05	2.44	-4
8	Oregon St. Beavers	16.89	3.84	2
9	Oklahoma Sooners	16.18	3.44	5
10	Ohio St. Buckeyes (1)	16.05	5.49	-2
11	Florida St. Seminoles	13.70	3.69	--
12	USC Trojans	13.09	4.69	--
13	Georgia Bulldogs	11.82	3.12	--
14	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	10.21	3.80	5
15	Louisville Cardinals	9.88	3.84	3
16	Clemson Tigers	9.49	4.56	--
17	West Virginia Mountaineers	9.29	3.46	-13
18	Texas Tech Red Raiders	8.32	4.52	13
19	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	7.33	3.61	1
20	Texas A&M Aggies	6.36	3.70	4
21	Cincinnati Bearcats	6.24	3.87	--
22	Stanford Cardinal	4.83	4.42	-5
23	Ohio Bobcats	3.96	4.92	--
24	TCU Horned Frogs	2.11	2.61	4
25	Michigan Wolverines	1.76	2.58	4
Others Receiving Votes: Boise St. Broncos | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Iowa St. Cyclones | Louisiana Tech Bulldogs | Northwestern Wildcats | Nevada Wolf Pack | Texas Longhorns | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | Northern Illinois Huskies | Toledo Rockets | North Carolina Tar Heels | UCLA Bruins | Wisconsin Badgers | Virginia Tech Hokies | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers | Penn St. Nittany Lions | Nebraska Cornhuskers | Ball St. Cardinals | Utah State Aggies | Kent St. Golden Flashes
Updated: Oct 16, 2012 9:30 AM EDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

• The first thing I notice is Mississippi St. The voters had them two spots higher than I did, jumping them up 5 from last week. I guess the big question there is how far down do you drop West Virginia, and would you rate Louisville and Clemson over undefeated MSU. It's true that MSU hasn't played a single ranked team, but Clemson lost to their only ranked opponent, and Louisville has the weakest schedule in the entire top 25. I think the voters did a better job on that one.
• Louisville at 15, I had them 17th. There is no doubt in my mind that Clemson is a better football team with a much tougher schedule. Their only loss was on the road to Florida State. Louisville has played only one team with a winning record all year. Clemson has played 3 and West Virginia 5.
• West Virginia. I know they are a paper tiger, but they are a paper tiger that can score. I think 13 spots is too far for them to fall, even with the beat-down they got. It was on the road against a good team.
• Everything below that is just differences of opinion on who's playing better football. I can see Ohio being a pick, they are undefeated. They have beaten exactly 1 team with a winning record (Penn St.) and the rest of their victims have 2 wins or less. Contrast that to Boise St., who has beaten 3 teams with a winning record, among them a good BYU and solid Fresno St. team.
• Michigan vs. Arizona State? Coin toss. I'm good either way. My system has Michigan one step lower.

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