The latest AP Poll was released, and you can just smell the screwjob coming in December.
TCU defeated SMU on Friday, and dropped a place in the polls, falling from No. 4 to No. 5.
The No. 5 Frogs and No. 3 Boise State Broncos best start preparing themselves for when one or both get jobbed by the frauds who run the BCS. These two teams can be undefeated at season's end and be left out of the national title.
There was some decent shifting, most notably Texas falling from No. 7 to No. 21.
The Nevada Wolf Pack, 4-0, are ranked 25th.
West Virginia, which lost at LSU, is out. That leaves only Miami and now NC State to represent the Big East and ACC combined in the Top 25. Pathetic. And both of these conferences will send a team each to the BCS.
Here is my other rub; Iowa, Michigan, Penn State and Michigan State each moved up in the polls despite being part of a collective Big 10 effort to play the equivalent of a Class 3A high school schedule.


In the coach's poll, Arkansas, who came within an eyelash of beating no. 1 Alabama was ranked at 15, just one spot above Texas at 16, who lost big to still unranked UCLA. Why is Texas still ranked anywhere in the top 25 at all? These polls are indeed a joke.
Posted by: John Hedric | September 26, 2010 at 04:28 PM
What's up with the coach's poll, with Texas at 16!!?? That's a joke. They're certainly not a top 20 team...and after OU beats them, they shouldn't be in the top 25.
I don't understand how Oregon could leap over TCU. ASU is not a great team by any measure and they put up 31 points against Oregon's defense. If a defense can stop them from scoring, Oregon probably won't be able to slow down a talented Offense.
Posted by: Ryan | September 26, 2010 at 11:19 PM
I'd like to know two things:
1. With few exceptions, TCU has consistently been kicking the tar out of all its opposition for a long time. How can a team they beat just 3 weeks ago move ahead of them in the "polls?"
2. What dark and powerful force is it that keeps an obscenely flawed and blatantly partial BCS system in place instead of the playoff system that all of us know is needed?
Posted by: Kelly Adkins | September 27, 2010 at 10:04 AM
Kelly... TCU beat Oregon STATE (Beavers) not Oregon (Ducks). And as a fanatical TCU fan, I don't disagree with Oregon jumping TCU... TCU is really good, but that SMU game exposed weaknesses. Oregon, thus far, has generally shown less vulnerability. Do I think that TCU gets it together and and moves back up? Heck yeah, but for this week... I'd vote Oregon ahead of TCU too... Don't know that I'd put Boise State 2 spots ahead of us though... Boise and TCU look pretty close in terms of ability.
Posted by: Rotten Arsenal | September 27, 2010 at 10:11 AM