So, what do you think the top 5 will be?
It has been such a crazy playoff season, I wonder how it will shake out.
I know it depends on how the final game goes, but let's see what you guys think the top 5 line up will be.

I am predicting UGA at 4th.
My friend who is a BIG UGA fan says 5th.

That's my only dog in the fight, pun intended, except that I would really like UGA to be ranked above Alabama, wherever they finish.

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1 UM
2 UW
3 UGA
4 TEXAS
5 ALABAMA
6 MISSOURI
7 OREGON
8 OLE MISS
9 ARIZONA
10 LSU
11 TENNESSEE
12 FSU


EDIT - I forgot to put Alabama in (I often try to forget about the state of Alabama)

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1. Michigan
2. Washington
3.;Texas
4. Alabama
5. Georgia

Who cares after that.

1. Michigan
2. Washington
3. Georgia
4. Alabama
5. Texas

Washington has been walking the bleeding edger of disaster all year. With the exception of the first four games against weak opponents they have had all nail biters. UO Ducks should have beat them, significantly outplayed them twice, but lost at the very end. Huskies won 5 games by one score. Somehow they've found ways to win.

Penix had a great game, +400 yds passing. He'll come out firing. Rankings, not important, ie. Florida.

Should be interesting.

Whats at stake? Anything? At all?

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mattkime
Whats at stake? Anything? At all?

$BILLIONS. College Football has gone from leather headed warriors singing the school song to enormous cash making machines that make more profit than the universities in their 'expected' mission of... you know... education ?

Evidenced that football coaches usually being the highest paid employee of the universities. And often the highest paid state employee in the state (For state schools). And now the athletes themselves might get some of that cash overtly, instead of the behind the scenes 'gifts from boosters' like no show 'jobs' and free cars and luxury housing and whatnot.

[www.forbes.com]

Washington
Michigan
Texas
Alabama

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cbelt3

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mattkime
Whats at stake? Anything? At all?

$BILLIONS. College Football has gone from leather headed warriors singing the school song to enormous cash making machines that make more profit than the universities in their 'expected' mission of... you know... education ?

Evidenced that football coaches usually being the highest paid employee of the universities. And often the highest paid state employee in the state (For state schools). And now the athletes themselves might get some of that cash overtly, instead of the behind the scenes 'gifts from boosters' like no show 'jobs' and free cars and luxury housing and whatnot.

[www.forbes.com]

What if Alabama is ranked 3rd and Texas is ranked 4th? Or the opposite? Whats changes?

Bragging rights. Texas (and Oklahoma) join the SEC this year.

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Wags
Washington has been walking the bleeding edger of disaster all year. With the exception of the first four games against weak opponents they have had all nail biters. UO Ducks should have beat them, significantly outplayed them twice, but lost at the very end. Huskies won 5 games by one score. Somehow they've found ways to win.

Penix had a great game, +400 yds passing. He'll come out firing. Rankings, not important, ie. Florida.

Should be interesting.[/quote

But Oregon didn't win. They lost to the Huskies twice in the season