NCAA Ratings - RC Index

Since I'm such a college football junkie, I decided to make my own computer rankings.
Each week I will give my rankings, with a super-secret formula known only to me.
I will also include some personal asides with regard to the rankings.
These are not where I would personally rank them, just how my formula does.

RC Computer

1	Florida	4	0	1.000
2	Michigan State	4	0	0.973
2	Kentucky	4	0	0.973
4	Ohio State	4	0	0.962
5	LSU	4	0	0.956
6	Oregon	4	0	0.954
7	South Florida	3	0	0.953
8	Wisconsin	4	0	0.939
9	Arizona State	4	0	0.935
9	West Virginia	4	0	0.935
11	USC	3	0	0.931
12	California	4	0	0.924
12	Connecticut	4	0	0.924
12	Rutgers	3	0	0.924
15	Texas	4	0	0.916
15	Oklahoma	4	0	0.916
15	Missouri	4	0	0.916
18	Cincinnati	4	0	0.906
19	Purdue	4	0	0.894
20	Kansas	4	0	0.863
21	Hawaii	4	0	0.842
22	Boston College	4	0	0.796
23	Clemson	4	0	0.778
24	Nebraska	3	1	0.900
25	South Carolina	3	1	0.899

So, my personal top ten is as follows:
1. LSU
2. Oklahoma
3. USC
4. BC
5. Kentucky
6. Cal
7. Oregon
8. West Virginia
9. Texas
10.Ohio State
10.Florida

This is obviously quite different than what my computer formula thinks, but that's the way I set it up. It'll be interesting to see what happens over the course of the season.

I think it's quite possible that the SEC Championship will be Kentucky-LSU.

I really, really needed to see Texas win a game like Rice on Saturday. Now I'm easing off my 66-14 prediction and moving it closer to a 51-27 affair. Who know, maybe that'll change after the K-State game. But Bob Stoops has that gleam in his eye that's been missing the past couple of years. I would love to see an LSU-OU title game.

So, enjoy mulling this over at the water cooler this week.

And give me feedback, but keep it clean.