Week 10 NCAAF Cheese

Top 4 Seeds For Playoff likely: (Done on Tuesday - based on Top 4 Conf leaders)

1. Oregon  (Big 10)

2. Georgia  (SEC)

3. Miami   (ACC)

4. BYU     (Big 12)

My Actual Best Teams Ranking:

1. Oregon  (zero losses) 

2. Ohio St.  (best 1 loss team in strongest Conference)  

3. Georgia  (2nd best 1 loss team)

4. Miami  (no losses)

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5. Texas  (3rd best 1 loss team)

6. Indiana (no losses)

7. Penn St. (4th best 1 loss team)

8. Notre Dame (5th best 1 loss team)

9. BYU  (no losses)

10. Tennessee (6th best 1 loss team)

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11 Alabama  (best 2 loss team)

12  Iowa St. (7th best 1 loss team)  << if weak play in any game, they move down to #15-18

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13 Ole Miss   (2nd best 2 loss team)   

14  LSU        (3rd best 2 loss team)

15  SMU      (8th best 1 loss team)

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16. Army (no losses / weakest SOS)

17. Texas AM  (4th best 2 loss team)  

18. Boise  (9th best 1 loss team)

19. Pittsburgh (10th best 1 loss team)

20. Vanderbilt (best 3 loss team - beat Alabama)   

Lots of sweat in that one.....  Thanks 

Thanks for the early suggestion ...Rourke is back in the saddle and I agree. Much respect in my rankings for Hoosiers ! (see above)

@Last2thirst

 I did see your rankings having them high, they are way better than people realize

Its the road wins and statistical dominance they are doing it on both sides of the ball. I have moved them and BYU up slowly while keeping traditional one loss strong programs above them but not anymore since their win style and consistency speaks to a strong team

They had a strong transfer group + a deadly coach with x+ o's/prep and motivating characteristics....its a potent mix. 

Just before 2 pm, I see Indiana at -9.5 on Vegas Insider but not open on BET365 just net

After Week #11 > next level teams out of TOP 25 (not relevant for any PLAYOFF Chance to Play)

TOP 2nd/3rd Level Teams on merit/ability

 #21 - #25 >> Wash St., Louisville, Illinois, Iowa St., Arizona St.

#26 - #30 >>   Kansas St., Pitt, Vanderbilt, Iowa, Michigan << can beat every team below head to head on neutral field because their defense and run game could have them in any game just like today again

Bottom (Rank #31 - 50)  > no idea how to determine this anymore but they are arguably not good enough to beat most of the teams in the Top 20 two out of 3 times if played  

Minnesota, Wisconsin,  Louisiana, Tulane, Duke, UNLV, California, Michigan St., Washington, Nebraska, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Navy, VTECH, Memphis, B.C.,  Georgia Tech, Texas Tech , Utah, Cincy