Expanding on the other thread about some AP voter rankings, here are the final rankings that I saw in this morning's Los Angeles Daily News from their USC beat writer, Scott Wolf, who votes in the AP poll.
1) Alabama
2) Florida
3) Texas
4) Boise State
5) Virginia Tech
6) TCU
7) Nebraska
8) Ohio State
9) Cincinnati
10) Mississippi
11) Pittsburgh
12) BYU
13) Oregon
14) Penn State
15) LSU
16) Iowa
17) Utah
18) Wisconsin
19) Miami
20) West Virginia
21) Georgia Tech
22) Oregon State
23) Stanford
24) Central Michigan
25) Navy
It is pretty difficult to see how a major conference school that wins a BCS bowl game (over a major conference champion), and has 11 wins on the season, gets ranked #16 in an AP voter's final poll. Going into the bowl season, Wolf ranked Iowa #24, and I believe he had Georgia Tech #10, so after losing to Iowa in the Orange Bowl, Georgia Tech dropped considerably in his ratings.
1) Alabama
2) Florida
3) Texas
4) Boise State
5) Virginia Tech
6) TCU
7) Nebraska
8) Ohio State
9) Cincinnati
10) Mississippi
11) Pittsburgh
12) BYU
13) Oregon
14) Penn State
15) LSU
16) Iowa
17) Utah
18) Wisconsin
19) Miami
20) West Virginia
21) Georgia Tech
22) Oregon State
23) Stanford
24) Central Michigan
25) Navy
It is pretty difficult to see how a major conference school that wins a BCS bowl game (over a major conference champion), and has 11 wins on the season, gets ranked #16 in an AP voter's final poll. Going into the bowl season, Wolf ranked Iowa #24, and I believe he had Georgia Tech #10, so after losing to Iowa in the Orange Bowl, Georgia Tech dropped considerably in his ratings.
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