Kurtz's Top 25 CFB Rankings - 11/29/09
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Posted: 9:50 AM Nov 29, 2009
Kurtz's Top 25 CFB Rankings - 11/29/09
Here's hoping TCU finds a way to crack into the title game. Their only chance is if Texas loses to Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship. Highly unlikely, but it would be fun.
Reporter: Jesse Kurtz
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For a third straight year College Football's Harris Poll has extended me an invitation to be a Top 25 voter (1 of 114 in the country). I am honored to be trusted with such a huge responsibility. It's a role I am passionate about and take very seriously as the Harris Poll is a huge part of the BCS equation that determines who plays for a National Championship. I will continue to make my votes public on this blog site. Check in each Sunday morning to see how I voted. Feel free to leave your thoughts, praise and/or criticisms in the "comment" feature on this page.

We are getting closer to a Florida-Texas national championship showdown (somebody predicted that very match-up on this very blog back in August). The Gators were ever so impressive on Saturday afternoon in a 27-point beatdown of Florida State. For the record, Tim Tebow is the NOT the greatest college football player ever, but he is the successful leader I have ever seen (however, the lovefest that was displayed on Saturday afternoon by CBS was a bit much).

Here's hoping TCU finds a way to crack into the title game. Their only chance is if Texas loses to Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship. Highly unlikely, but it would be fun.

Stanford's comeback win over Notre Dame was a fitting way to end Charlie Weiss's career in South Bend. For five seasons he teased Irish fans thinking they were better than they really were. Saturday night, the Irish held a late lead, only to blow it in the final minutes. He's a tease.... So long Charlie! Don't let the door hit you on the way out. Notre Dame made a huge mistake by not throwing a blank check at Urban Meyer when they had the chance in 2005. They low-balled him, thinking the prestige of coaching at Notre Dame was priceless, and the Irish lost out to Florida. SCOREBOARD: Florida 2 (working on 3), Notre Dame 0.... as in National Titles. The Irish will be paying for this mistake for years, if not decades to come. Stanford is up to #14 in my poll this week.

HERE IS HOW I VOTED IN THIS WEEK'S HARRIS POLL:

Rank # 1: Florida
Rank # 2: Texas
Rank # 3: Alabama
Rank # 4: TCU
Rank # 5: Boise State
Rank # 6: Cincinnati
Rank # 7: Oregon
Rank # 8: Ohio State
Rank # 9: Penn State
Rank # 10: Iowa
Rank # 11: BYU
Rank # 12: Georgia Tech
Rank # 13: California (Cal)
Rank # 14: Stanford
Rank # 15: Pittsburgh (Pitt)
Rank # 16: Virginia Tech
Rank # 17: USC
Rank # 18: Oregon State
Rank # 19: Utah
Rank # 20: Oklahoma State
Rank # 21: Miami (FLA)
Rank # 22: LSU
Rank # 23: Nebraska
Rank # 24: Houston
Rank # 25: West Virginia


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Posted by: Tim Location: Chicago on Nov 29, 2009 at 12:27 PM

Looks like a pretty fair ranking. Although, I can't see how you can rank Penn State ahead of Iowa won the H2H @ Penn State, nearly beat Ohio State on the road (a team that had just beaten them @ Penn State), and the strength of schedules.
Posted by: thereliablesource on Nov 29, 2009 at 10:27 AM

You missed Oklahoma who shut out Oklahoma State
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