Official 2005 NCAA Football Thread

[DeltAlum]

Originally posted by BobbyTheDon
GRRRRR I'll BE SAYIN HI TO YOUR SISTER TONIGHT BRADY!

Smith was sensational, wasn't he? The Buckeyes could be pretty good next year.

I had the feeling that AJ might not be getting much lovin' last night. Big sis didn't seem too supportive of Ohio State, and the look on her face in the cut-away shot when AJ sacked little bro, Brady -- well, she didn't seem too happy.

Also, every time they shot her in the stands, she seemed to be trying to hide the OSU portion of the jersey behind the other woman she was with.

Hey, but just my observation. At least AJ's team won the game.

[Thrillhouse]

Originally posted by BobbyTheDon
Baby Vicks cheapshot

Did anyone see this?

Yeah, that was pretty cheap. Can't believe no refs saw it at the time.

[blueGBI]

WE ARE PENN STATE

[BobbyTheDon]

Originally posted by blueGBI
WE ARE PENN STATE

WE ARE NOT!


Ok anyways, CONGRATULATIONS on that HUUUUUGE WIN! Holey cow what a game. Both teams played their freakin ASSES out. My favorite was in the end though when that stupid bitch Erin Andrews interviews the two coaches. It was way cool watching that.

[The1calledTKE]

Final Rankings

Week 17 AP Top 25
1. Texas (65) 13-0 1,625
2. USC 12-1 1,560
3. Penn State 11-1 1,484
4. Ohio State 10-2 1,428
5. West Virginia 11-1 1,325
6. LSU 11-2 1,314
7. Virginia Tech 11-2 1,197
8. Alabama 10-2 1,081
9. Notre Dame 9-3 1,019
10. Georgia 10-3 994
11. TCU 11-1 937
12. Florida 9-3 817
12. Oregon 10-2 817
14. Auburn 9-3 799
15. Wisconsin 10-3 786
16. UCLA 10-2 778
17. Miami 9-3 589
18. Boston College 9-3 545
19. Louisville 9-3 410
20. Texas Tech 9-3 359
21. Clemson 8-4 339
22. Oklahoma 8-4 329
23. Florida State 8-5 232
24. Nebraska 8-4 128
25. California 8-4 45
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Toledo 35, Tulsa 34, Michigan 26, Nevada 25, Navy 20, Iowa 19, Fresno State 8, Virginia 7, Boise State 3, Kansas 2, N.C. State 2, Northwestern 2, South Carolina 1, Utah 1, Missouri 1, Arizona State 1, Georgia Tech 1.
DROPPED FROM RANKINGS
Michigan 20, Georgia Tech 24, Iowa 25.
Complete Rankings
Week 17 USA Today Poll
1. Texas (62) 13-0 1,550
2. USC 12-1 1,483
3. Penn State 11-1 1,421
4. Ohio State 10-2 1,357
5. LSU 11-2 1,281
6. West Virginia 11-1 1,235
7. Virginia Tech 11-2 1,176
8. Alabama 10-2 1,066
9. TCU 11-1 914
10. Georgia 10-3 900
11. Notre Dame 9-3 866
12. Oregon 10-2 837
13. UCLA 10-2 774
14. Auburn 9-3 760
15. Wisconsin 10-3 739
16. Florida 9-3 718
17. Boston College 9-3 584
18. Miami 9-3 558
19. Texas Tech 9-3 422
20. Louisville 9-3 342
21. Clemson 8-4 310
22. Oklahoma 8-4 274
23. Florida State 8-5 209
24. Nebraska 8-4 109
25. California 8-4 68
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Tulsa 52, Nevada 35, Michigan 32, Toledo 18, Navy 17, Iowa 15, Boise State 7, South Carolina 7, Georgia Tech 5, Arizona State 2, Northwestern 2, Rutgers 2, N.C. State 1, Utah 1, Virginia 1.
DROPPED FROM RANKINGS
Michigan 21, Georgia Tech 24, Iowa 25.
Complete Rankings


Georgia finished in the top 10 again I believe for the 4th year in a row. I will take it.

[docetboy]

Nebraska ends the season with three convincing wins, after a huge upset by Kansas. However, that is long forgotten after the huge Colorado and Michigan wins. Solidly in the Top 25 during just the second year of the Callahan Era makes me proud to be a Husker in the next 2-3 years while Callahan polishes the team off with his recruits and perfects the WCO.

[breathesgelatin]

OHHHHHHHHHH YES!

HOOK 'EM HORNS.

I think we showed USC a thing or two.

[Thrillhouse]

One ESPN writers top 25 for next season:

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/colum...pat&id=2281099

I like his line on Michigan: Why: If Mike Hart stays healthy and Chad Henne continues to progress, the Wolverines will still score a lot of points. And the defense will have a lot of experience at linebacker and in the secondary.


Why not: When was the last time this program lived up to expectations?

[docetboy]

Conference Bowl Wins (Who was that that said the Big XII was weak? Oh yea, the entire nation)

Conferences	W	L	Winners							Losers
Big 12  	5 	3 	Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas 		Colorado, Iowa State, Texas Tech
ACC 		5 	3 	Virginia, Clemson, Boston College, N.C. State, Va. Tech Georgia Tech, Miami, Florida State
Pac-10	 	3 	2 	Arizona State, Cal, UCLA 				Oregon, Southern Cal
SEC 		3 	3 	LSU, Florida, Alabama 					South Carolina, Auburn, Georgia
C-USA 		3 	3 	Southern Miss, Memphis, Tulsa 				Houston, UTEP, Central Florida
Mtn. West 	2 	2 	Utah, TCU 						BYU, Colorado State
Independents 	1 	1 	Navy 							Notre Dame
MAC 		1 	1 	Toledo 							Akron
Big Ten 	3 	4 	Wisconsin, Ohio State, Penn State 			Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Iowa
WAC 		1 	2 	Nevada 							Boise State, Fresno State
Big East 	1 	3 	West Virginia 						Rutgers, South Florida, Louisville
Sun Belt 	0 	1 								Arkansas State